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Old May 28th 2016, 4:12 pm
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I know you need a visa to go and live and work in australia but can anyone apply? I am thinking of going to move there for good with my 2 children and partner so we would look for jobs too.where do I start?
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You need to see if your skills are required in Australia then you go through the visa application process if you are eligible. No, not everyone can apply. You are a long way from thinking about jobs.
https://www.border.gov.au/Trav/Work/...upations-lists
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Do you know anything about Australia, other than a vague notion of wanting to live here?
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Posting the same question simultaneously in multiple differnt country forums usually just irritates people and you don't get much information in either/any thread.
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Originally Posted by the troubadour
Do you know anything about Australia, other than a vague notion of wanting to live here?
I've only just started looking into it. There is a lot I need to look at but just wanted a bit of guidance. Thanks
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Originally Posted by Pulaski
Posting the same question simultaneously in multiple differnt country forums usually just irritates people and you don't get much information in either/any thread.
Again OPTIONS! really I thought these forums was meant to be helpful, I've asked a couple of questions about 2 countries I'm interested in and got snotty nose people with attitude comments. Ridiculous 😴
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Originally Posted by quoll
You need to see if your skills are required in Australia then you go through the visa application process if you are eligible. No, not everyone can apply. You are a long way from thinking about jobs.
https://www.border.gov.au/Trav/Work/...upations-lists
Thank you very much I will check this out x
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Again OPTIONS! really I thought these forums was meant to be helpful, I've asked a couple of questions about 2 countries I'm interested in and got snotty nose people with attitude comments. Ridiculous 😴
The two countries are completely different so to ask the same question in both forums looks like you want to leave the UK rather than wanting to move somewhere which is not the same.

What is it that is making you want to leave the UK? What are you hoping to achieve?

Having read on the Canada thread that your partner is in construction - what is his trade? If it is on the skills list, it may be that you can all get a visa based on this, but he would need to be able to pass a skills assessment, the points test, and meet all other criteria.
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Rebecca, I don't think that any of the replies that you have received are in any way 'snotty nosed' or that the advisors had attitude issues. The posters on BE have, in many cases, worked their way through inch upon inch of paperwork over many years before arriving at their chosen country of destination. Quite a lot of them never get there, they are refused. This forum is full of heartache, as well as hope, and sound practical advice. People are on here to help, but none of us have magic words that can open doors to immigration, but we do have experience that might ease the process.

Wherever you end up, it's not going to be a fast move, it's going to be a long and painstaking process of form filling and producing documentary evidence and is slow and tedious in the extreme.

Very best of luck
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Originally Posted by MillieF
Rebecca, I don't think that any of the replies that you have received are in any way 'snotty nosed' or that the advisors had attitude issues. The posters on BE have, in many cases, worked their way through inch upon inch of paperwork over many years before arriving at their chosen country of destination. Quite a lot of them never get there, they are refused. This forum is full of heartache, as well as hope, and sound practical advice. People are on here to help, but none of us have magic words that can open doors to immigration, but we do have experience that might ease the process.

Wherever you end up, it's not going to be a fast move, it's going to be a long and painstaking process of form filling and producing documentary evidence and is slow and tedious in the extreme.

Very best of luck
Thats all a bit snotty nosed

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Thats all a bit snotty nosed

Ouch...glad I chose to move to Canada and not Australia then
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Ouch...glad I chose to move to Canada and not Australia then
Nothing snotty about it apart from the response. The OP didn't appear very clued up about it. May well be just a perception of course, but nothing has been added since that would suggest otherwise.
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Is everyone in a bad mood today!?! 🤔
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Originally Posted by Rebeccarathmill
Again OPTIONS! really I thought these forums was meant to be helpful, I've asked a couple of questions about 2 countries I'm interested in and got snotty nose people with attitude comments. Ridiculous 😴
I used to post in here for advice and stopped because of people's snotty replys! How unhelpful is it? Isn't this what a forums about?
Hope you get sorted
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I used to post in here for advice and stopped because of people's snotty replys! How unhelpful is it? Isn't this what a forums about?
Hope you get sorted
You must have been prolific with your posting - grand total of three posts!
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