Originally Posted by paulry

blimey that's not good

...Forced voting is nothing compared with that.

Originally Posted by fish.01

I think spouses can work on the E3 unlike the H1B as well.

Originally Posted by fish.01

I think spouses can work on the E3 unlike the H1B as well.

Originally Posted by paulry

And their dependent kids can

Originally Posted by commonwealth

there are Americans who renounce their US citizenship because of taxation.

Originally Posted by economy_1

You need to have bachelor's degree with at least 5 years job experience or a higher degree to file green card under EB-2 category.If you are in EB1 category green card procedure takes 6-8 months.In EB-2 category green card procedure take 1 year (depending upon you place of birth).Australian 457visa is comparable to E-3 or H1B visa.

Every year in January, Microsoft conducts technical interviews in Sydney and they hire approx 2000 technical IT people and local graduates on spot.

Originally Posted by e3geek

Seriously doubt that number. If it was 2000 per year it would be a big thing in Australia.

Originally Posted by Sally Redux

Yes, if you're into guns it's probably a good place to be.

Originally Posted by Sally Redux

Yes, if you're into guns it's probably a good place to be.

Originally Posted by Amazulu

I'm keen to move to the US so that I can own an AR-15, AK-47, Glock 18 plus others

One of the truly great things about America is the right to own firearmsAnd I'm not joking

Originally Posted by TheCreature

Keep a gun in the house and you're quite likely to blow your own brains out at some point.

Originally Posted by Amazulu

If you're a muppet

Originally Posted by TheCreature

19,000+ muppets did just that in the US last year.

Originally Posted by TheCreature

Indeed, it really is one of the truly great things, I mean 30,000 deaths a year from gunshot, must be great in some way, surely?

Keep a gun in the house and you're quite likely to blow your own brains out at some point.

Originally Posted by Amazulu

Charles Darwin was spot on

Originally Posted by economy_1

Australia and its people have given me exposure and courage to move further up into my career.During my last 5 years in Australia I enjoyed great beaches, sunshine, heat, high rising cost of living,expensive rentals etc. but everything was fun.I have been offered better career oppurtunities due to E-3 Visa which is only available for Australian Citizens.I am permenantly moving to USA to explore bigger cities,variable tax rates,big free ways, Hollywood,Disney Land, Times Square etc. and specially greater career heights.Thank you very much Australia!