Perminent residency/citizenship question
Hi everyone,
I've been looking around online trying to find out if it would be possible to become an Australian citizen after 5 working holiday visas, 5 years in the country. Is there a limit to the amount of WHV's you can do which would prevent this? I don't think with my profession (photographer) i would be eligible for any other visas. |
Re: Perminent residency/citizenship question
Originally Posted by danwheeler01
(Post 12429068)
Hi everyone,
I've been looking around online trying to find out if it would be possible to become an Australian citizen after 5 working holiday visas, 5 years in the country. Is there a limit to the amount of WHV's you can do which would prevent this? I don't think with my profession (photographer) i would be eligible for any other visas. No you wouldn't be able to get citizenship if you could get 5 WHV's, which you can't. If you did 3 months specified regional work, it is possible to get a second WHV but that's the max. To become a citizen you would need to be in country on a PR visa. The place to check for your occupation is on the official lists - Google should be able to find them for you. |
Re: Perminent residency/citizenship question
Originally Posted by old.sparkles
(Post 12429070)
No, no and no.
No you wouldn't be able to get citizenship if you could get 5 WHV's, which you can't. If you did 3 months specified regional work, it is possible to get a second WHV but that's the max. To become a citizen you would need to be in country on a PR visa. The place to check for your occupation is on the official lists - Google should be able to find them for you. |
Re: Perminent residency/citizenship question
You cannot get citizenship. You would need to be on a Permanent Residence visa.
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