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ROLLIE Apr 17th 2007 9:08 pm

Re: The Adelaide Thread
 

Originally Posted by paula&lee (Post 4657155)
well 4 weeks today i will be at the travel lodge at manchester airport

Everything will be done and dusted and we will be soon on our way, i never thought we would get this far down the long road, to all u still waiting it will come

Not much left to do now apart from pack the clothes as Robinsons comin in on 14 & 15th may to pack up, all utility bills are being closed down and now getting the final bills - apart from gas/electric, money is now in ANZ account thanks to ozforex so just waiting for OH last pay packet

Family now know it's real had to go and get mother laptop and set her up with bb and skype so she can get used to it, arranging nights out with everyone for goodbyes getting lifts arranged for airport




BUT

it still doesn't feel real yet !!!! just waiting for it to hit me at 100mph


:thumbsup: paula,
:rofl:
:eek:

As the tears role down my cheaks with laughter and i :) ,totally understanding your last sentence.
it is scarry , and i agree , it`ll come for all those still waiting.
we`re counting too.(18 weeks this sat:eek: for us!!!!!!!)

see u later.
xxxxxc.

Katsmajics other half !!! Apr 17th 2007 11:54 pm

Re: The Adelaide Thread
 

Originally Posted by ROLLIE (Post 4659599)
paula,



As the tears role down my cheaks with laughter and i :) ,totally understanding your last sentence.
it is scarry , and i agree , it`ll come for all those still waiting.
we`re counting too.(18 weeks this sat:eek: for us!!!!!!!)

see u later.
xxxxxc.

17 days they have had our VISA stuff and still nowt :) .

Been in touch with my mate out there mentioned about a teaching training job i saw in Adelaide advertiser, he said i will need a basic teaching qualification when i get there and with my skills it shouldnt be much of a problem.( do you know anything about this you lurvly Adelaide folk?)

Also he said that a company he spoke to said they might be able to sort me something out when we get there hopefully Sep time, which is great news i have also got a massive list of companies that i will have to ring up and send my CV into.

Want to try and get job pretty much sorted before we go :thumbsup:

were hopefully going for our meds next month we have been quoted £715 for the lot thats me mrs and 4 kids 15,14,9, and 3 not bad me thinks.

Wendy Apr 18th 2007 12:20 am

Re: The Adelaide Thread
 

Originally Posted by Katsmajics other half !!! (Post 4660175)
17 days they have had our VISA stuff and still nowt :) .

Been in touch with my mate out there mentioned about a teaching training job i saw in Adelaide advertiser, he said i will need a basic teaching qualification when i get there and with my skills it shouldnt be much of a problem.( do you know anything about this you lurvly Adelaide folk?)

Also he said that a company he spoke to said they might be able to sort me something out when we get there hopefully Sep time, which is great news i have also got a massive list of companies that i will have to ring up and send my CV into.

Want to try and get job pretty much sorted before we go :thumbsup:

were hopefully going for our meds next month we have been quoted £715 for the lot thats me mrs and 4 kids 15,14,9, and 3 not bad me thinks.

Can't help with teaching jobs I'm afraid, not my thing (there are quite a few advertised every week though). That med price sounds good, it cost me that much for 3 adults (one 18) and 2 kids a year last November!

mad city fan Apr 18th 2007 1:37 am

Re: The Adelaide Thread
 
Hi we are a family of four 2 boys age 8 and 6 hubbys a brickie is there much demand for brickies in Adelaide :confused:

jwood Apr 18th 2007 1:56 am

Re: The Adelaide Thread
 
Hi all
As some of you are aware we (me, hubby, 3 ish kids, 16, 14 and 12) will be going to Adelaide. We haven't decided where yet. Our friends are going on the 3rd June and we will be meeting them there.:thumbup:
Wendy. I took my son the an NHS psychiatrist and she has given him the all clear.:rofl: The panel doctor has confirmed receipt of this. We have an appointment for my other son's echo cardio gram for the 23rd May. We have decided to take this appointment and save the £150.it would have cost to go private. Once this has been done all our medical information will be sent to the processing centre. Our agents have said they are keeping them informed of our appointments.
Hopefully will still be on track for September this year.Have arranged to have the house valued on 28th April, just need a plasterer now to finish the kitchen and rendering.
Regards Jackie

Wendy Apr 18th 2007 11:36 am

Re: The Adelaide Thread
 

Originally Posted by mad city fan (Post 4660674)
Hi we are a family of four 2 boys age 8 and 6 hubbys a brickie is there much demand for brickies in Adelaide :confused:

I'm not sure. I'll look into it for you. There are lots of new suburbs being built so I should imagine there is, but will look in the job paper on Saturday and see how many are advertised. :)


Originally Posted by jwood (Post 4660742)
Hi all
As some of you are aware we (me, hubby, 3 ish kids, 16, 14 and 12) will be going to Adelaide. We haven't decided where yet. Our friends are going on the 3rd June and we will be meeting them there.:thumbup:
Wendy. I took my son the an NHS psychiatrist and she has given him the all clear.:rofl: The panel doctor has confirmed receipt of this. We have an appointment for my other son's echo cardio gram for the 23rd May. We have decided to take this appointment and save the £150.it would have cost to go private. Once this has been done all our medical information will be sent to the processing centre. Our agents have said they are keeping them informed of our appointments.
Hopefully will still be on track for September this year.Have arranged to have the house valued on 28th April, just need a plasterer now to finish the kitchen and rendering.
Regards Jackie

That's great news, see you in September :)

DillnShell Apr 20th 2007 2:35 am

Re: The Adelaide Thread
 
WOW Paula I can't believe you will be going so soon you lucky thing you :D our medical reached Sydney yesterday so it shouldn't be too long until our visa is granted fingers crossed.
Anyone know much about Eden hills and the school there in Blackwood? I'm still toying with there and Paradise.
Michelle

paula&lee Apr 20th 2007 2:56 am

Re: The Adelaide Thread
 

Originally Posted by DillnShell (Post 4672893)
WOW Paula I can't believe you will be going so soon you lucky thing you :D our medical reached Sydney yesterday so it shouldn't be too long until our visa is granted fingers crossed.
Anyone know much out Eden hills and the school there in Blackwood? I'm still toying with there and Paradise.
Michelle

Hi Michelle

I know we got visa grant 2 weeks after meds cleared !!!!!!

Are u still planning on moving next year have you heard about new citzenship rules ?

Paula

DillnShell Apr 20th 2007 3:29 am

Re: The Adelaide Thread
 

Originally Posted by paula&lee (Post 4672969)
Hi Michelle

I know we got visa grant 2 weeks after meds cleared !!!!!!

Are u still planning on moving next year have you heard about new citzenship rules ?

Paula

Yep but we are not planning on returning so 4 years is not a problem, still unsure about how it all works though, do you have to be there 4 years out of 5 :confused:

I will speak to hubby tonight to see if we can make the meet tomorrow, If we can I will PM you in the morning to get the details :thumbup:

paula&lee Apr 20th 2007 3:32 am

Re: The Adelaide Thread
 

Originally Posted by DillnShell (Post 4673130)
Yep but we are not planning on returning so 4 years is not a problem, still unsure about how it all works though, do you have to be there 4 years out of 5 :confused:

I will speak to hubby tonight to see if we can make the meet tomorrow, If we can I will PM you in the morning to get the details :thumbup:

I think it is 4 out of 5 yrs if i'm wrong someone will say,

Meet is on from 2pm till closing time i think incase i'm not loged on it's at the pub by the Hilton Hotel in Bromsgrove.

May c u there

ROLLIE Apr 20th 2007 3:45 am

Re: The Adelaide Thread
 

Originally Posted by paula&lee (Post 4673149)
I think it is 4 out of 5 yrs if i'm wrong someone will say,

Meet is on from 2pm till closing time i think incase i'm not loged on it's at the pub by the Hilton Hotel in Bromsgrove.

May c u there


ITS CALLED THE MARLEBROOK.

there`s an old caravan parked by the lights , on the pub carpark. sells flowers.

c.
x

Wendy Apr 20th 2007 11:26 am

Re: The Adelaide Thread
 

Originally Posted by DillnShell (Post 4673130)
Yep but we are not planning on returning so 4 years is not a problem, still unsure about how it all works though, do you have to be there 4 years out of 5 :confused:

I will speak to hubby tonight to see if we can make the meet tomorrow, If we can I will PM you in the morning to get the details :thumbup:


You have to have clocked up 4 years residency to be able to apply for citizenship, but it doesn't have to be within the 5 years validity of the visa.

The visa has a (RRV) Residents Return Visa, which lets you in and out of the country for the first five years. Once that part of your visa has expired you will then either need to be a citizen or apply for another RRV to be able to travel outside Australia and be let back in. To apply for a RRV you generally have to have been in Australia for 2 out of 5 years (I don't think that part is changing).

Immigration, Citizenship and RRV conditions vary greatly and most people get them confused, but I hope that clears it up for you a bit. :)

mattandjulia Apr 20th 2007 12:28 pm

Re: The Adelaide Thread
 
Nothing wrong with Blakeview IMO. Both my children went to Blakeview Primary and loved it. Infact I am looking to move again and have asked the children where they would like to move to if we do and there answer is Blakeview without a douwt. There is Trinity private school there and Craigmore high for the older ones and a few more primary and Catholic schools if prefered.Bigger blocks of land etc. Need any more info ask away. I won't be afraid to answer questions on Elizabeth or Smithfield either as I rented a brand new house in Smithfield plains when we first came and can honestly say we had no problems. In five years time this is going to be one of the best areas to live in supposedly with all the new defenc houses going up etc. Don't judge any suburb until you have either lived in it or know someone who lives in it.:)

Julia.xx:)

mr mover Apr 20th 2007 7:49 pm

Re: The Adelaide Thread
 

Originally Posted by mattandjulia (Post 4675494)
Nothing wrong with Blakeview IMO. Both my children went to Blakeview Primary and loved it. Infact I am looking to move again and have asked the children where they would like to move to if we do and there answer is Blakeview without a douwt. There is Trinity private school there and Craigmore high for the older ones and a few more primary and Catholic schools if prefered.Bigger blocks of land etc. Need any more info ask away. I won't be afraid to answer questions on Elizabeth or Smithfield either as I rented a brand new house in Smithfield plains when we first came and can honestly say we had no problems. In five years time this is going to be one of the best areas to live in supposedly with all the new defenc houses going up etc. Don't judge any suburb until you have either lived in it or know someone who lives in it.:)

Julia.xx:)

I think Dorothy and wendy having been listening to the fairies,:huh: have lived in the northern suburbs for most of the 43 years in Adelaide, elizabeth, smithfield do have some bad areas [Davoren Park] but so doe,s the rest of Adelaide, Glenelg a large drug problem, muggings etc.
Check out an area by its demographic,s if you are not sure.............:thumbup: mm
http://www.domain.com.au/public/apm/....aspx?mode=buy

paula&lee Apr 20th 2007 9:00 pm

Re: The Adelaide Thread
 

Originally Posted by mattandjulia (Post 4675494)
Nothing wrong with Blakeview IMO. Both my children went to Blakeview Primary and loved it. Infact I am looking to move again and have asked the children where they would like to move to if we do and there answer is Blakeview without a douwt. There is Trinity private school there and Craigmore high for the older ones and a few more primary and Catholic schools if prefered.Bigger blocks of land etc. Need any more info ask away. I won't be afraid to answer questions on Elizabeth or Smithfield either as I rented a brand new house in Smithfield plains when we first came and can honestly say we had no problems. In five years time this is going to be one of the best areas to live in supposedly with all the new defenc houses going up etc. Don't judge any suburb until you have either lived in it or know someone who lives in it.:)

Julia.xx:)

Any idea's on Andrews Farm we have seen some lovely houses on internet but want to be pretty close to family in blakeview, so is it near to blakeview and what's the area like ?

Thanks
Paula


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