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Old Dec 27th 2006 | 4:26 am
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Question Visas for the over 45's

My husband and I have just got our 136 visa and are off to Australia in April.

Thing is my parents understandably 'put their head in the sand' with regards to us moving and I guess they secretly hoped we'd be refused or would change our minds about going.

Now that it's 'all happening' and because we are a small family they are seriously considering moving over with us. Problem is I only know about the 136 visa and not on any others.

My mum is 46, my dad 48 - and I'm assuming they're 1-3 years too old for the 136 visa. They are both qualified social workers and I'm hoping somebody has information about any visas they could apply for.

I've heard there is a parent visa but am sure that's £12k :scared: - which is a lot of money, compared to the £1k for a 136 visa.

Can anybody help or advise?

How do you emigrate to Oz once you're over 45?

Stacey
 
Old Dec 27th 2006 | 6:06 am
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Hi

Try looking into the rsms visa or the ens, the age can be waived if they can be sponsored and thye have jobs which are in demand read booklet 5

Hope this helps

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Old Dec 27th 2006 | 7:12 am
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Thanks for replying but I have to ask who decides whether or not to waive the age limit? How far into the process is this decision made?
 
Old Dec 27th 2006 | 7:48 am
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Originally Posted by staceylhughes
My husband and I have just got our 136 visa and are off to Australia in April.

Thing is my parents understandably 'put their head in the sand' with regards to us moving and I guess they secretly hoped we'd be refused or would change our minds about going.

Now that it's 'all happening' and because we are a small family they are seriously considering moving over with us. Problem is I only know about the 136 visa and not on any others.

My mum is 46, my dad 48 - and I'm assuming they're 1-3 years too old for the 136 visa. They are both qualified social workers and I'm hoping somebody has information about any visas they could apply for.

I've heard there is a parent visa but am sure that's £12k :scared: - which is a lot of money, compared to the £1k for a 136 visa.

Can anybody help or advise?

How do you emigrate to Oz once you're over 45?

Stacey
Would think your best bet is to ask in the OZ & NZ immigration forum where some of the agents hang out... A nice mod might slide this over there for you...
 
Old Dec 27th 2006 | 9:19 am
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You also have to bare in mind that UK and Aus Social work qualifications are not on a parr.I am a qualified SW and had to come in via the Welfare Worker route.
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