Impact of Redundancy on application?????
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Impact of Redundancy on application?????
This is my first post on the forum, I have seen lots of good advice given so I thought I would look for a little. My question is, I am currently waiting for my skills assesment to return I have been lead to believe that this should be some time before christmas. In the meantime I have just been made redundant from my job and I was wondering if any of you know wether this would have any impact upon my application for the Visa (assuming that the skills assesment is positive).
Cheers for any info you may have.
Cheers for any info you may have.
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As long as you have enough skilled/relevant experience to meet basic requirements and recent experience if you are claiming those points, you will be ok. Your experience is 'frozen' the moment you application is lodged with DIMIA.
Good luck with finding another job to tide you over.
btw, welcome to the board/mad house fellow diver
Good luck with finding another job to tide you over.
btw, welcome to the board/mad house fellow diver
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Re: Impact of Redundancy on application?????
Originally Posted by isgraham
This is my first post on the forum, I have seen lots of good advice given so I thought I would look for a little. My question is, I am currently waiting for my skills assesment to return I have been lead to believe that this should be some time before christmas. In the meantime I have just been made redundant from my job and I was wondering if any of you know wether this would have any impact upon my application for the Visa (assuming that the skills assesment is positive).
Cheers for any info you may have.
Cheers for any info you may have.
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Re: Impact of Redundancy on application?????
Originally Posted by isgraham
This is my first post on the forum, I have seen lots of good advice given so I thought I would look for a little. My question is, I am currently waiting for my skills assesment to return I have been lead to believe that this should be some time before christmas. In the meantime I have just been made redundant from my job and I was wondering if any of you know wether this would have any impact upon my application for the Visa (assuming that the skills assesment is positive).
Cheers for any info you may have.
Cheers for any info you may have.
So sorry to hear about this. This happened to Warren six months before we came out here. He was 'made redundant' - just after his boss found out about the application to OZ mmmm
We were fine on the application as he had enough experience.
Is it posible you could set yourself up in business? this is what Warren did for the remainder of his time in the uk, made it alot more flexible. He was doing consultancy work and it mean't he was able to be upfront when he took on a new contract.
It was a relatively easy process, there are lots of Interim agencies around, pm us and in a few days when Warren gets here I'm sure he'll be happy to point you in the right direction, just bare with us, we haven't seen each other for just on 4 months!!!!!!
Good luck
Jill
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Re: Impact of Redundancy on application?????
Originally Posted by Go Banana's !!
So sorry to hear about this. This happened to Warren six months before we came out here. He was 'made redundant' - just after his boss found out about the application to OZ mmmm
We were fine on the application as he had enough experience.
Is it posible you could set yourself up in business? this is what Warren did for the remainder of his time in the uk, made it alot more flexible. He was doing consultancy work and it mean't he was able to be upfront when he took on a new contract.
It was a relatively easy process, there are lots of Interim agencies around, pm us and in a few days when Warren gets here I'm sure he'll be happy to point you in the right direction, just bare with us, we haven't seen each other for just on 4 months!!!!!!
Good luck
Jill
We were fine on the application as he had enough experience.
Is it posible you could set yourself up in business? this is what Warren did for the remainder of his time in the uk, made it alot more flexible. He was doing consultancy work and it mean't he was able to be upfront when he took on a new contract.
It was a relatively easy process, there are lots of Interim agencies around, pm us and in a few days when Warren gets here I'm sure he'll be happy to point you in the right direction, just bare with us, we haven't seen each other for just on 4 months!!!!!!
Good luck
Jill
I am planning to go contracting until I know wether or not my application has been approved as I don't think there is much point in taking a permanent job when I am planning to leave the country in the next year or so.