has anyone obtaining australian citizenship after 2 year stay
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has anyone obtaining australian citizenship after 2 year stay
has anyone obtaining australian citizenship after 2 year stay? How is your life in Australia?
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Joined: Jul 2003
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Re: has anyone obtaining australian citizenship after 2 year stay
We got our citizenship straightaway after our 2 years full time permanent residency. Life is good here. To be eligible for citizenship now, you must have lived here for 4 years, as the citizenship eligibility laws have changed since late this year.
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Re: has anyone obtaining australian citizenship after 2 year stay
Depends if you had validated before 30th June this year. Anyone who validated or moved here before that will still be eligible after 2 years so long as they apply before 30th June 2010, otherwise it's the new 4 year rule
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Re: has anyone obtaining australian citizenship after 2 year stay
I want to continue playing Ice Hockey.
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Re: has anyone obtaining australian citizenship after 2 year stay
Just curious, but if you can't play ice hockey would you let your visa expire?
Have a word with the Canadians on here, they may know something about ice hockey - there's Dorothy and Comet555
http://britishexpats.com/forum/member.php?u=51036
http://britishexpats.com/forum/member.php?u=47522
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Re: has anyone obtaining australian citizenship after 2 year stay
We applied as soon as we were eligible, citizenship ceremony is on Australia Day, can't wait.
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Re: has anyone obtaining australian citizenship after 2 year stay
will there be any chances you failed test or australian citizenship not issue after 2 years of stay.
Because the life will be different from Asia.
Because the life will be different from Asia.
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Re: has anyone obtaining australian citizenship after 2 year stay
Just curious, but if you can't play ice hockey would you let your visa expire?
Have a word with the Canadians on here, they may know something about ice hockey - there's Dorothy and Comet555
http://britishexpats.com/forum/member.php?u=51036
http://britishexpats.com/forum/member.php?u=47522
Have a word with the Canadians on here, they may know something about ice hockey - there's Dorothy and Comet555
http://britishexpats.com/forum/member.php?u=51036
http://britishexpats.com/forum/member.php?u=47522
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Re: has anyone obtaining australian citizenship after 2 year stay
Yes we became citizens after 2 yrs......me, the wife,3 kids and 3yrs 6mnths still here.....lifes what you make of it here,same as anywhere i purpose.
Advice.....well i'ld say put as least as much effort into it as you put into getting here.....you'll do just fine.....
all the best plumb.....
Advice.....well i'ld say put as least as much effort into it as you put into getting here.....you'll do just fine.....
all the best plumb.....
#12
Re: has anyone obtaining australian citizenship after 2 year stay
Just curious, but if you can't play ice hockey would you let your visa expire?
Have a word with the Canadians on here, they may know something about ice hockey - there's Dorothy and Comet555
http://britishexpats.com/forum/member.php?u=51036
http://britishexpats.com/forum/member.php?u=47522
Have a word with the Canadians on here, they may know something about ice hockey - there's Dorothy and Comet555
http://britishexpats.com/forum/member.php?u=51036
http://britishexpats.com/forum/member.php?u=47522
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Joined: Oct 2004
Posts: 174
Re: has anyone obtaining australian citizenship after 2 year stay
We had our interview a while back, at the end of October i think, everything was ok, but we have still not heard about the ceremony yet, the man at the post office said it should be Australia day, we live in Brisbane, how long should we know beforehand
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Re: has anyone obtaining australian citizenship after 2 year stay
There's also an arena in Warners Bay by Newcastle. There's a couple in and around sydney I think. Melbourne has one, Perth has two I think, and Adelaide has one as well. There is a list of rinks floating about but I can't seem to find it at the moment. I'll have a look though.
There are lots of times for public skating too, so you can still skate even if you don't want to play on a team.
As for the citizenship thing. We were also one of the lucky ones who arrived before the new rules came into effect. So we should be eligible for citizenship in another year and a half.