Help-again!!-clueless.
#16
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Spouses (which includes de facto spouses) can be included on a skilled visa application and obtain their visa by virtue of your occupation. Ditto dependent children (given that they are also emigrating).
Best regards.
Best regards.
Originally Posted by scanny
Thanks Jeremy am almost convinced to start permanent residency visa alongside or instead of this ENS as don't have a lot of confidence at the moment with the set up. No official job offer on paper or claryfication of wage - said they are getting round to it but very slow. However I was called on fri afternoon to say there was a query with a disclosure of back problem and they would send me a form to take to a local GP for medical - the letter for this came on sat morning-amazing eh! I have a couple of good books on the emigration process now, the only thing I can't find any definate info on is what happens with my hubby with pr - he doesn't have any qualifications at all so is he included on my pr visa? I can fulfill all the criteria. Thanks for your help and patience. Scanny.
#17
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SCANNY


Joined: Oct 2004
Posts: 82
From: NORTH YORKSHIRE

Originally Posted by Alan Collett
Spouses (which includes de facto spouses) can be included on a skilled visa application and obtain their visa by virtue of your occupation. Ditto dependent children (given that they are also emigrating).
Best regards.
Best regards.
Thanks Scanny.
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Yes it is ...
Best regards.
Best regards.
Originally Posted by scanny
Sorry Alan just to clarify further is this for permanent residency. In lew of payement for services rendered sending you
Thanks Scanny.
Thanks Scanny.



