One year visa for family
Oct 12th 2005, 7:16 pm
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One year visa for family
My mum has just been granted a 12 month visa with multiple entry too!
Very simple application and just $70. Wanted to let you all know that you may be able to get your family to do the same (granted some people would not want this) but I AM SO HAPPY.
Tara
Very simple application and just $70. Wanted to let you all know that you may be able to get your family to do the same (granted some people would not want this) but I AM SO HAPPY.
Tara
Oct 12th 2005, 7:18 pm
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Re: One year visa for family
Originally Posted by ali south
My mum has just been granted a 12 month visa with multiple entry too!
Very simple application and just $70. Wanted to let you all know that you may be able to get your family to do the same (granted some people would not want this) but I AM SO HAPPY.
Tara
Very simple application and just $70. Wanted to let you all know that you may be able to get your family to do the same (granted some people would not want this) but I AM SO HAPPY.
Tara
Happy days Tara.
Oct 12th 2005, 7:20 pm
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Re: One year visa for family
Well done Tara
good on ya
hugs lace x
good on ya
hugs lace x
Oct 12th 2005, 7:52 pm
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Re: One year visa for family
Originally Posted by ali south
My mum has just been granted a 12 month visa with multiple entry too!
Very simple application and just $70. Wanted to let you all know that you may be able to get your family to do the same (granted some people would not want this) but I AM SO HAPPY.
Tara
Very simple application and just $70. Wanted to let you all know that you may be able to get your family to do the same (granted some people would not want this) but I AM SO HAPPY.
Tara
Oct 12th 2005, 8:00 pm
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Re: One year visa for family
Originally Posted by herrchook
Is that different to the WHV?
also we only applied Monday 10 days or so ago so a very quik response
I am so happy - 36 years old and my mummy is coming too! Sounds so pathetic but she has recently recovered from cancer so every day is so precious.
Tara
Oct 12th 2005, 8:08 pm
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Re: One year visa for family
Originally Posted by ali south
what is WHV?
also we only applied Monday 10 days or so ago so a very quik response
I am so happy - 36 years old and my mummy is coming too! Sounds so pathetic but she has recently recovered from cancer so every day is so precious.
Tara
also we only applied Monday 10 days or so ago so a very quik response
I am so happy - 36 years old and my mummy is coming too! Sounds so pathetic but she has recently recovered from cancer so every day is so precious.
Tara
My ma n pa have aus passports so can't stop them going over
Will be cool though when they do visit or move back there , Mil is coming over early 2007 but get on ok !
WHV = working holiday visa
Oct 12th 2005, 8:31 pm
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Re: One year visa for family
Originally Posted by Perthforme
Will be nice to have your family there should help with home sickness , as long as she doen't wind you up
My ma n pa have aus passports so can't stop them going over
Will be cool though when they do visit or move back there , Mil is coming over early 2007 but get on ok !
WHV = working holiday visa
My ma n pa have aus passports so can't stop them going over
Will be cool though when they do visit or move back there , Mil is coming over early 2007 but get on ok !
WHV = working holiday visa
no it is not a WKV
my mum is the business, there is not a big age gap between us plus my teenagers adore her so..... I AM SO HAppy
Tara
Oct 12th 2005, 8:32 pm
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Re: One year visa for family
Originally Posted by ali south
ok
no it is not a WKV
my mum is the business, there is not a big age gap between us plus my teenagers adore her so..... I AM SO HAppy
Tara
no it is not a WKV
my mum is the business, there is not a big age gap between us plus my teenagers adore her so..... I AM SO HAppy
Tara
Oct 12th 2005, 9:02 pm
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Re: One year visa for family
which visa class is it?
Oct 12th 2005, 9:23 pm
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Re: One year visa for family
Originally Posted by ali south
ok
no it is not a WKV
my mum is the business, there is not a big age gap between us plus my teenagers adore her so..... I AM SO HAppy
Tara
no it is not a WKV
my mum is the business, there is not a big age gap between us plus my teenagers adore her so..... I AM SO HAppy
Tara
Tara I am so pleased for you.
With your mum recovered from cancer, this will be a life injection for her.
What will happen at the end of the year? Will she apply again?
Anyway, take each day as it comes, make each day count and relish in the fact that you are going to share some fantastic moments with your mum in Australia and hopefully she can get another visa.
Tell your mum that Sam said she is one incredible lady. I know that because my mum is also amazing and we are lucky to have her after a scare in March.
Love Sam
Oct 13th 2005, 2:30 am
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Re: One year visa for family
Originally Posted by ali south
My mum has just been granted a 12 month visa with multiple entry too!
Very simple application and just $70. Wanted to let you all know that you may be able to get your family to do the same (granted some people would not want this) but I AM SO HAPPY.
Tara
Very simple application and just $70. Wanted to let you all know that you may be able to get your family to do the same (granted some people would not want this) but I AM SO HAPPY.
Tara
Congrats, that's great news
Can I ask what the conditions are of the visa? what you need to apply and who can apply etc?
Thanks
Oct 13th 2005, 3:23 am
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Re: One year visa for family
Originally Posted by ali south
My mum has just been granted a 12 month visa with multiple entry too!
Very simple application and just $70. Wanted to let you all know that you may be able to get your family to do the same (granted some people would not want this) but I AM SO HAPPY.
Tara
Very simple application and just $70. Wanted to let you all know that you may be able to get your family to do the same (granted some people would not want this) but I AM SO HAPPY.
Tara
That great Tara
cheers for the info!Hope alls well hun
Sue x
Oct 13th 2005, 3:32 am
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Re: One year visa for family
isn't everyone entitled to a 1 year multiple entry tourist visa??
Oct 13th 2005, 3:36 am
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Re: One year visa for family
Originally Posted by brisnick
isn't everyone entitled to a 1 year multiple entry tourist visa??
I believe you have to have a reason for wanting 12 months (rather than the standard six months which you get on an ordinary ETA) and you can't get them online - but otherwise they are quite common and straightforward.
Oct 13th 2005, 1:26 pm
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Re: One year visa for family
Originally Posted by Sleeping Beauty
which visa class is it?
