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Old May 8th 2007, 8:04 am
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We're hoping to move over next year on a Spouse visa - OH is an Aussie. So I will have temporary residency for 2 years, before I hopefully become PR.

I'm just wondering what it will mean being TR? I know in terms of my job I would only be able to get a temporary position (if I want to work for QLD Gov't in a similar job to what I do in UK now) but what about other things? Eg if we wanted to buy a house and I was TR but OH is a Citizen, does that complicate things (would we be able to buy, would we get the first home buyers grant thing etc)? What about if we had a baby, would we get the baby grant thing?

Just wondering which things we need to be aware of while I am TR and whether these things are affected at all by OH being a citizen?

Thanks for any advice, and hope that ramble made sense.....
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Old May 8th 2007, 11:32 am
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Originally Posted by Scubaemma
We're hoping to move over next year on a Spouse visa - OH is an Aussie. So I will have temporary residency for 2 years, before I hopefully become PR.
Are you eligible for any of the skilled visas? This might be a better route if eligible.

I'm just wondering what it will mean being TR? I know in terms of my job I would only be able to get a temporary position (if I want to work for QLD Gov't in a similar job to what I do in UK now) but what about other things? Eg if we wanted to buy a house and I was TR but OH is a Citizen, does that complicate things (would we be able to buy, would we get the first home buyers grant thing etc)? What about if we had a baby, would we get the baby grant thing?
For buying a house you should be ok to buy jointly: http://www.firb.gov.au

As for baby bonus that should also be ok, as your OH is a citizen and so the child would be a citizen too. Take a look at http://www.centrelink.gov.au

Study would be a problem though, overseas fees most likely.
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Are you eligible for any of the skilled visas? This might be a better route if eligible.



For buying a house you should be ok to buy jointly: http://www.firb.gov.au

As for baby bonus that should also be ok, as your OH is a citizen and so the child would be a citizen too. Take a look at http://www.centrelink.gov.au

Study would be a problem though, overseas fees most likely.
Thanks for that. I don't think I'd be eligable for a skilled visa, so will just go for the spouse one, but it's good to know that we should be okay for buying a house and if we end up having kids.

Thanks JAJ.
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