Victoria......or......South Australia.?
#17
Re: Victoria......or......South Australia.?
Originally Posted by hevs
We don't have MOT's :scared:
#18
Re: Victoria......or......South Australia.?
You aren't just limited to SA or Vic. My hubby is a brickie and 36 and we really want to go to WA. We can do this but on a SIR visa and not STNI. Agents don't tend to recommend this option as it's a temporary visa with restrictions but we've decided that the good outweighs the bad for us.
Can always apply for the perm visa after a couple of years
Can always apply for the perm visa after a couple of years
#19
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Re: Victoria......or......South Australia.?
Hevs, if you are looking for a brickie, and the going rate is $100,000, The Bloke is on his way..... (and don't try and pay him with the dog!)
#20
Re: Victoria......or......South Australia.?
Originally Posted by ohippy
You aren't just limited to SA or Vic. My hubby is a brickie and 36 and we really want to go to WA. We can do this but on a SIR visa and not STNI. Agents don't tend to recommend this option as it's a temporary visa with restrictions but we've decided that the good outweighs the bad for us.
Can always apply for the perm visa after a couple of years
Can always apply for the perm visa after a couple of years
I,ve tried a couple of different agents on the internet, for the eligitability assessment and the online interview assessment, for the skilled independent visa.136.
One says i'm ok to go ahead with it, while the other says i need to go for the STNI visa ?????? . I think i'll try one more, and see what they come up with.
But good luck, on which visa's you go for.
cheers
paz.
Last edited by pazza; Mar 27th 2005 at 8:06 pm.
#21
Re: Victoria......or......South Australia.?
Originally Posted by Pollyana
Hevs, if you are looking for a brickie, and the going rate is $100,000, The Bloke is on his way..... (and don't try and pay him with the dog!)
I guess it depends on the dog... :scared:
#22
Re: Victoria......or......South Australia.?
Originally Posted by ozzieeagle
Nope we have Roadworthy certificates which one has to obtain when transferring a car to a new owner,
#23
Re: Victoria......or......South Australia.?
Originally Posted by pazza
Hi ohippy, (ippy i)
I,ve tried a couple of different agents on the internet, for the eligitability assessment and the online interview assessment, for the skilled independent visa.136.
One says i'm ok to go ahead with it, while the other says i need to go for the STNI visa ?????? . I think i'll try one more, and see what they come up with.
But good luck, on which visa's you go for.
cheers
paz.
I,ve tried a couple of different agents on the internet, for the eligitability assessment and the online interview assessment, for the skilled independent visa.136.
One says i'm ok to go ahead with it, while the other says i need to go for the STNI visa ?????? . I think i'll try one more, and see what they come up with.
But good luck, on which visa's you go for.
cheers
paz.
#24
Re: Victoria......or......South Australia.?
Originally Posted by ohippy
Skilled independent is good if you can get it. We could up until they changed the points last year ! Unless you have relatives in Oz or wife has job which is wanted I'm not sure you'd get skilled independent. Hubby is 36 and, even if we paid the bond, we'd still be 5 points short
Ive heard on the grapevine, that come April '05, they maybe dropping the points system a little.
But don't take my word for it, as it might be far from the truth.
Steve.
#25
Re: Victoria......or......South Australia.?
Originally Posted by pazza
Hi ohippy,
Ive heard on the grapevine, that come April '05, they maybe dropping the points system a little.
But don't take my word for it, as it might be far from the truth.
Steve.
Ive heard on the grapevine, that come April '05, they maybe dropping the points system a little.
But don't take my word for it, as it might be far from the truth.
Steve.
#26
Re: Victoria......or......South Australia.?
I got an STNI visa a while ago - for similar reasons (lost points on age). You only have to stay in the sponsoring state for two years and then, as you say, you can go wherever you like. When I spoke to my agent to see how rigid the two year issue is, he reckoned that if I couldn't find work after six months then I'd be able to move on then with no problems. Dunno if I'd move on that quickly but it's an indication that the two years isn't set in stone!
#27
Re: Victoria......or......South Australia.?
Originally Posted by pazza
Taking into account we've got two son's aged 10 & 6..
#28
Re: Victoria......or......South Australia.?
Originally Posted by hevs
Pazza, please come to Mellie, i am desperate for a brickie and have rung everyone of them advertising in our area, only one has turned up. He quoted me a stupid price, or said i could pay him with my dog
Theres a shortage here for sure!!
Theres a shortage here for sure!!
#29
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Re: Victoria......or......South Australia.?
Originally Posted by pazza
Hi everyone,
I,ve spent the last few weeks reading everyones threads, hoping to learn all the do,s and don'ts of applying for different visa's.
Yesterday, I got in touch with a well known agent (i think). I processed all my details; spouse, occupation, dependents and, .....age!!
As i'm a time served bricklayer by trade, he told me i'd have no problems getting a visa, but the visa would be a STNI visa, as they're crying out for brickies in Victoria and in South Australia.
The problem is, we (as a family), were really looking forward to maybe's working/living on the east coast ; Brisbane, Gold Coast. It seems that dream's been took away, by the fact that i'm 36 years old. Is it true, you can't state where you want to live, after a certain age. Surely 36's not classed as old. ?????????
So, if it's got to be Victoria or South Australia where would you recommend. Taking into account we've got two son's aged 10 & 6..
cheers
paz.
I,ve spent the last few weeks reading everyones threads, hoping to learn all the do,s and don'ts of applying for different visa's.
Yesterday, I got in touch with a well known agent (i think). I processed all my details; spouse, occupation, dependents and, .....age!!
As i'm a time served bricklayer by trade, he told me i'd have no problems getting a visa, but the visa would be a STNI visa, as they're crying out for brickies in Victoria and in South Australia.
The problem is, we (as a family), were really looking forward to maybe's working/living on the east coast ; Brisbane, Gold Coast. It seems that dream's been took away, by the fact that i'm 36 years old. Is it true, you can't state where you want to live, after a certain age. Surely 36's not classed as old. ?????????
So, if it's got to be Victoria or South Australia where would you recommend. Taking into account we've got two son's aged 10 & 6..
cheers
paz.
six of one, half a dozen of the other. In the end you need employment and can offset any disadvantages by moving into a reasonable/good area even if it means more modest dwelling initially.
#30
Re: Victoria......or......South Australia.?
Hi all,
Thanks to everyone who's replied,
It's people like yourselves who make it all the easier for us newcomers.
It's all knowledge we can pass on to people who's a little newer than we are.
thanks again
steve.
Thanks to everyone who's replied,
It's people like yourselves who make it all the easier for us newcomers.
It's all knowledge we can pass on to people who's a little newer than we are.
thanks again
steve.