how much are you bieng charged by migration agents
Oct 6th 2003, 7:32 am
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£1600 : Overseas Emigration
Oct 6th 2003, 7:51 am
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Originally posted by wombat
We are using concept australia in manchester and there fees are £900 paid in 3 installments.
We are using concept australia in manchester and there fees are £900 paid in 3 installments.
this concept australia
are they any good did someone recomend them thats half the price of mine and i haven't started with them yet
Oct 6th 2003, 8:26 am
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Originally posted by wombat
We are using concept australia in manchester and there fees are £900 paid in 3 installments.
We are using concept australia in manchester and there fees are £900 paid in 3 installments.
Oct 6th 2003, 9:09 am
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Originally posted by itsasecret
Me too... very good agent and looks to be the best price.
Me too... very good agent and looks to be the best price.
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matt
Oct 6th 2003, 9:17 am
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Originally posted by matthewsavin
are you using concept australia are they any good
thanks
matt
are you using concept australia are they any good
thanks
matt
are great..(IMOH) I think the 2 guys in Manchester used to work in Emigration . They get you in for a free chat to see if you will have any problems.. All the rest seems to flow into place, they tell you exactly what you have to do etc.. Well worth it if you have a funny career history like me and not sure about TRA etc..
Oct 6th 2003, 9:35 am
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Originally posted by matthewsavin
are you using concept australia are they any good
thanks
matt
are you using concept australia are they any good
thanks
matt
Oct 6th 2003, 9:36 am
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We're using Concept Australia and i would have no worries recommending them. They keep you on the straight and narrow no matter how complicated things get.
Well worth the dosh!
Well worth the dosh!
Oct 6th 2003, 9:58 am
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nz
Originally posted by Gra.B
Matt, I thought you were going to NZ?
Matt, I thought you were going to NZ?
i want to go to nz but im a carpet fitter and there are no city an giulds for that so i can't get directly in nz
but i have been a fitter for 14 years since i left school and can get some great refs. so should be able to get into oz through the tra office fingers crossed.
then i can go to nz from there and start working living ect.
as long as the rules dont change
Oct 6th 2003, 10:00 am
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Re: Agents
Originally posted by Shaz&Phil
We're using Concept Australia and i would have no worries recommending them. They keep you on the straight and narrow no matter how complicated things get.
Well worth the dosh!
We're using Concept Australia and i would have no worries recommending them. They keep you on the straight and narrow no matter how complicated things get.
Well worth the dosh!
Oct 6th 2003, 10:04 am
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Re: nz
Originally posted by matthewsavin
did i send you a post
i want to go to nz but im a carpet fitter and there are no city an giulds for that so i can't get directly in nz
but i have been a fitter for 14 years since i left school and can get some great refs. so should be able to get into oz through the tra office fingers crossed.
then i can go to nz from there and start working living ect.
as long as the rules dont change
did i send you a post
i want to go to nz but im a carpet fitter and there are no city an giulds for that so i can't get directly in nz
but i have been a fitter for 14 years since i left school and can get some great refs. so should be able to get into oz through the tra office fingers crossed.
then i can go to nz from there and start working living ect.
as long as the rules dont change
No, you didn't send me a post, was just a bit puzzled. I nearly said something when you posted about the TRA, along the lines of 'you want the NZQA'.....glad I didn't, don't want to look daft!
Oct 6th 2003, 10:09 am
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Re: nz
Originally posted by Gra.B
Oh, that explains it!
No, you didn't send me a post, was just a bit puzzled. I nearly said something when you posted about the TRA, along the lines of 'you want the NZQA'.....glad I didn't, don't want to look daft!
Oh, that explains it!
No, you didn't send me a post, was just a bit puzzled. I nearly said something when you posted about the TRA, along the lines of 'you want the NZQA'.....glad I didn't, don't want to look daft!
if so will put in for visa straight away just getting all my refs in at the momment.
matt
Oct 6th 2003, 10:12 am
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Re: Our costs!!!!!!!
Originally posted by Boomerang
Agents costs for the TRA £700
Tra costs - (fast track) £244
Agent costs for the Visa Application £700
Visa Application costs £708
in total..........£ 2352
further costs
medicals approx £800 when they are requested so ...........
GRAND TOTAL APPROX...........£ 3152
this is for a family of 7
two adults and children aged 16,14,12,8 and 6 (some of the children pay adult costs)
love lisa
xxxxx
Agents costs for the TRA £700
Tra costs - (fast track) £244
Agent costs for the Visa Application £700
Visa Application costs £708
in total..........£ 2352
further costs
medicals approx £800 when they are requested so ...........
GRAND TOTAL APPROX...........£ 3152
this is for a family of 7
two adults and children aged 16,14,12,8 and 6 (some of the children pay adult costs)
love lisa
xxxxx
Oct 6th 2003, 10:25 am
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Re: Agents
Originally posted by matthewsavin
did you have to do a tra for a trade
did you have to do a tra for a trade
Oct 6th 2003, 10:29 am
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Re: Agents
Originally posted by Shaz&Phil
Yes, civil engineering. They told me exactly what was needed and helped us navigate to the best type of application.(regional sponsered) We are waiting for the final decision!!!:scared:
Yes, civil engineering. They told me exactly what was needed and helped us navigate to the best type of application.(regional sponsered) We are waiting for the final decision!!!:scared:
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Oct 6th 2003, 12:29 pm
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Re: how much are you bieng charged by migration agents
Originally posted by matthewsavin
please if anyone can tell me how much its costing them to use an agent and were they are
thanks
please if anyone can tell me how much its costing them to use an agent and were they are
thanks
All the information for all types of visa's can be found on the web along with all the forms u need to fill in.
Can't see the point in paying for something you can do yourself.
Plus the money i saved in agent fees can go on a right royal piss up for any1 here going to Newcastle.
So look me up when im there and join in the jollies...
Should be there Nov 03...