employer nomination visas
Jan 26th 2003, 7:26 am
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employer nomination visas
Hi, I have just discovered this site, what a good thing you have going here! I am a uk nurse living in Aus, on a temporary 4 year employer nomination visa. I am applying for permenant residency through this scheme, and if anyone needs any pointers for either visa, I will help If I can!
Jan 27th 2003, 8:09 pm
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Re: employer nomination visas
How did you go about getting work over there, I am not in the nursing profession but seriously considering visiting Australia to visit the agencies to see what can be done, any advice
Jan 27th 2003, 8:14 pm
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Re: employer nomination visas
Originally posted by golden girl
How did you go about getting work over there, I am not in the nursing profession but seriously considering visiting Australia to visit the agencies to see what can be done, any advice
How did you go about getting work over there, I am not in the nursing profession but seriously considering visiting Australia to visit the agencies to see what can be done, any advice
What's your 'profession'?? This will be a good starter point!
Jan 28th 2003, 12:14 am
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How does the temporary employer nomination work for doctors? My cousin is a doctor and she is interested. If you can help, I'd be very grateful.
Jan 28th 2003, 8:53 am
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to lana,
I think that Aus is quite full of doctors at the moment because doctors are not listed as an occupation in demand; a lot of foreign students are educated here and get in that way to rotations etc..anyway, friends of mine say that NZ is the place to go if your an MD, as they are actively recruiting all specialties.In Aus, I think if she wanted to work in a very regional area she might have a good chance though, as noone wants to work there!! And of course the nursing crisis is getting WORSE, so you can come here with only a years exp' (like me) and be given priority processing for PR. If you are employer nommed lodged with all docs/medicals cxrs then it only takes 3months, as the application goes through your local mission, NOT adelaide.In answer to which professions apply, then it only matters for you to find a company that will sponsor you, and you must have 3 years exp post grad ( except nurses...you can get in as long as you can tell which end is which!!!) the employing company also has to prove that no Aussie can do the job (no jokes please...)
I think that Aus is quite full of doctors at the moment because doctors are not listed as an occupation in demand; a lot of foreign students are educated here and get in that way to rotations etc..anyway, friends of mine say that NZ is the place to go if your an MD, as they are actively recruiting all specialties.In Aus, I think if she wanted to work in a very regional area she might have a good chance though, as noone wants to work there!! And of course the nursing crisis is getting WORSE, so you can come here with only a years exp' (like me) and be given priority processing for PR. If you are employer nommed lodged with all docs/medicals cxrs then it only takes 3months, as the application goes through your local mission, NOT adelaide.In answer to which professions apply, then it only matters for you to find a company that will sponsor you, and you must have 3 years exp post grad ( except nurses...you can get in as long as you can tell which end is which!!!) the employing company also has to prove that no Aussie can do the job (no jokes please...)
Jan 28th 2003, 2:20 pm
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Cool! I will tell her to look into New Zealand then. She is a brain surgeon.
