House Husband
#1
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House Husband
Hi,
I've been a househusband for 14 months but am now looking to migrate to Australia using the Skilled worker visa. I've been told that because I have been away from my trade (maintenance electrician) for over 12 months that I can't get one!
I have been recommended to go back to work for a year but I'm 42 and time is not on my side.
Can anyone offer any advice. I would be willing to travel over to gain employment but I am worried my time away from work will prevent me gaining employment.
HELLLPPPPP!!!
I've been a househusband for 14 months but am now looking to migrate to Australia using the Skilled worker visa. I've been told that because I have been away from my trade (maintenance electrician) for over 12 months that I can't get one!
I have been recommended to go back to work for a year but I'm 42 and time is not on my side.
Can anyone offer any advice. I would be willing to travel over to gain employment but I am worried my time away from work will prevent me gaining employment.
HELLLPPPPP!!!
#2
Re: House Husband
Hi,
I've been a househusband for 14 months but am now looking to migrate to Australia using the Skilled worker visa. I've been told that because I have been away from my trade (maintenance electrician) for over 12 months that I can't get one!
I have been recommended to go back to work for a year but I'm 42 and time is not on my side.
Can anyone offer any advice. I would be willing to travel over to gain employment but I am worried my time away from work will prevent me gaining employment.
HELLLPPPPP!!!
I've been a househusband for 14 months but am now looking to migrate to Australia using the Skilled worker visa. I've been told that because I have been away from my trade (maintenance electrician) for over 12 months that I can't get one!
I have been recommended to go back to work for a year but I'm 42 and time is not on my side.
Can anyone offer any advice. I would be willing to travel over to gain employment but I am worried my time away from work will prevent me gaining employment.
HELLLPPPPP!!!
Good luck.
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Re: House Husband
The advice sounds right to me. Most visas require that you have worked in your nominated occupation for either 12 of the last 18 months or 3 of the last 4 years. I'm not sure if you can get around that on a 457 visa with sponsorship. You might be wise to speak to an agent and get the proper advice
Good luck.
Good luck.
I was affraid of that!
I'll Try contacting an agent.