RSMS instead of 457??
Aug 27th 2006 | 11:16 pm
#16
da Bonehead
Joined: Jan 2004
Posts: 22,767
From: Lion in da jungle
Re: RSMS instead of 457??
Originally Posted by jossy
We are in aposition to move very quickly and they need someone now, have a feeling if they had to wait months it would not be available, although will be ensuring they are willing to sponsor on RSMS after 2 years
Hello again Jo.
Sorry to be the carrier of possible bad tidings but Perth and surrounding areas are not classed as regional so do not qualify for RSMS visas.
Unless of course the status changes in the meantime which is a bit unlikely.
Follow the link in my post above to check the post codes acceptable in WA.
If that is the case I guess it would have to be an ENS which is a different ball game altogether. I don't know a lot about that one so check out DIMIA Booklet 5....
http://www.dimia.gov.au/allforms/booklets/1131.pdf
If you can't qualify for a full skilled visa, or for an ENS you may have to rethink your plans to go to somewhere that is regional and that could lead to an RSMS.
Aug 27th 2006 | 11:25 pm
#17
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Joined: Aug 2006
Posts: 111
From: PERTH, WA
Re: RSMS instead of 457??
Originally Posted by Bix
Hello again Jo.
Sorry to be the carrier of possible bad tidings but Perth and surrounding areas are not classed as regional so do not qualify for RSMS visas.
Unless of course the status changes in the meantime which is a bit unlikely.
Follow the link in my post above to check the post codes acceptable in WA.
If that is the case I guess it would have to be an ENS which is a different ball game altogether. I don't know a lot about that one so check out DIMIA Booklet 5....
http://www.dimia.gov.au/allforms/booklets/1131.pdf
If you can't qualify for a full skilled visa, or for an ENS you may have to rethink your plans to go to somewhere that is regional and that could lead to an RSMS.
Sorry to be the carrier of possible bad tidings but Perth and surrounding areas are not classed as regional so do not qualify for RSMS visas.
Unless of course the status changes in the meantime which is a bit unlikely.
Follow the link in my post above to check the post codes acceptable in WA.
If that is the case I guess it would have to be an ENS which is a different ball game altogether. I don't know a lot about that one so check out DIMIA Booklet 5....
http://www.dimia.gov.au/allforms/booklets/1131.pdf
If you can't qualify for a full skilled visa, or for an ENS you may have to rethink your plans to go to somewhere that is regional and that could lead to an RSMS.
Sorry for the confusion didn't mean RSMS
Aug 27th 2006 | 11:38 pm
#18
da Bonehead
Joined: Jan 2004
Posts: 22,767
From: Lion in da jungle
Re: RSMS instead of 457??
Originally Posted by jossy
Sorry mate, I meant ENS (seeing RSMS everywhere got me confused) my job could come under skilled in IT or analyst but also on ENS would be cool and acheivable.
Sorry for the confusion didn't mean RSMS
Sorry for the confusion didn't mean RSMS
That's twice I've caught you out.
I shall have to proofread your posts
Aug 27th 2006 | 11:48 pm
#19
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Joined: Aug 2006
Posts: 111
From: PERTH, WA
Re: RSMS instead of 457??
Originally Posted by Bix
That's twice I've caught you out.
I shall have to proofread your posts
I shall have to proofread your posts
I dont know about proof reading, probably sanity check would be good
I am all over the shop at moment waiting for news.....oh well when it gets here one way or the other I won't be on tender hooks
Thanks so much Bix
Aug 30th 2006 | 3:41 am
#20
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Re: RSMS instead of 457??
Hi can anybody help me on this please? We are desperate to get out to Australia and my husband has been offered a job in NSW. although Employer says it is in a regional area, this does not show up on the postcodes when we search the australian government site. Their business is in are ..26 and ..28 shows up as a regional area not ..26, even though the districts are very close together.
My husband has all the training required for this position and we will fully get the support of our employer. He has advertised this post in the past but no one had the necessary experience for his business. He then had an apprentice working for him but the apprentice let him down and ended up in jail! However, because my husband is a semi-skilled worker, not a skilled worker, it is making our application very difficult! Because the employer is not in a regional area, he has approached the State Government and they have put all sorts of conditions in his way, and if we go as Temporary Residents what chance of PR do we have after 2 years.
Do you have any experience on applying through an Employer Sponsorship as a semi-skilled worker? Thanks.
My husband has all the training required for this position and we will fully get the support of our employer. He has advertised this post in the past but no one had the necessary experience for his business. He then had an apprentice working for him but the apprentice let him down and ended up in jail! However, because my husband is a semi-skilled worker, not a skilled worker, it is making our application very difficult! Because the employer is not in a regional area, he has approached the State Government and they have put all sorts of conditions in his way, and if we go as Temporary Residents what chance of PR do we have after 2 years.
Do you have any experience on applying through an Employer Sponsorship as a semi-skilled worker? Thanks.
Aug 30th 2006 | 11:16 am
#21
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Re: RSMS instead of 457??
Originally Posted by kurrikurri
Do you have any experience on applying through an Employer Sponsorship as a semi-skilled worker? Thanks.
http://britishexpats.com/forum/showthread.php?t=393726
