Dose it still work on point system if your parent a citizen here.
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Dose it still work on point system if your parent a citizen here.
Hi,
My friend wants to immigrate here, but she said she hasnt got enough points, so I said why dont you get your dad to sponsor you, she said she thinks still hasnt got enough points, she is 41 year old she is teacher, doing her degree to give her enough points, but been teacher in college for the last 7 or 8 years.
So cant her father Sponsor her to come, or does she still need to have the point system for skilled migrant.
Any suggestion in this matter would be much appreciated.
My friend wants to immigrate here, but she said she hasnt got enough points, so I said why dont you get your dad to sponsor you, she said she thinks still hasnt got enough points, she is 41 year old she is teacher, doing her degree to give her enough points, but been teacher in college for the last 7 or 8 years.
So cant her father Sponsor her to come, or does she still need to have the point system for skilled migrant.
Any suggestion in this matter would be much appreciated.
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Re: Dose it still work on point system if your parent a citizen here.
Hi,
For family sponsorship I'm sure you need 100 points.
Cheers
mandy
For family sponsorship I'm sure you need 100 points.
Cheers
mandy
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Re: Dose it still work on point system if your parent a citizen here.
We are here on PR visa, so I dont know how to help her, so would that 100 points be enough, or does she still need 120 points to get in.
I'm so clueless.
I'm so clueless.
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Re: Dose it still work on point system if your parent a citizen here.
Skilled independant is 120 points, family sponsorship is 100 points.
So if your friends father is going to sponsor her, she would only need to get 100 points to be eligible to apply to come over on the family sponsor visa.
Cheers
Mandy
So if your friends father is going to sponsor her, she would only need to get 100 points to be eligible to apply to come over on the family sponsor visa.
Cheers
Mandy
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I really thought I was clueless, dont know what she's on about, she said she might have to go for regional visa.
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Re: Dose it still work on point system if your parent a citizen here.
Thanks Mandy, I just got mail from her, she said her dad is going to sponsor her, but she needs 100 points like you said, but she only got 95 points, so she cant get in that way.
I really thought I was clueless, dont know what she's on about, she said she might have to go for regional visa.
I really thought I was clueless, dont know what she's on about, she said she might have to go for regional visa.
Cheers
Mandy
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Re: Dose it still work on point system if your parent a citizen here.
Thanks for the help Mandy.
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Re: Dose it still work on point system if your parent a citizen here.
Hi,
My friend wants to immigrate here, but she said she hasnt got enough points, so I said why dont you get your dad to sponsor you, she said she thinks still hasnt got enough points, she is 41 year old she is teacher, doing her degree to give her enough points, but been teacher in college for the last 7 or 8 years.
So cant her father Sponsor her to come, or does she still need to have the point system for skilled migrant.
My friend wants to immigrate here, but she said she hasnt got enough points, so I said why dont you get your dad to sponsor you, she said she thinks still hasnt got enough points, she is 41 year old she is teacher, doing her degree to give her enough points, but been teacher in college for the last 7 or 8 years.
So cant her father Sponsor her to come, or does she still need to have the point system for skilled migrant.
And how can she be a teacher if she doesn't already have a degree?
If her father was an Australian citizen when she was born she may be eligible for Australian citizenship by descent.
If none of the above, where are all her close relatives (parents, siblings and non-dependent children).
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Re: Dose it still work on point system if your parent a citizen here.
For the 176 skilled sponsored visa a points test still applies, although the pass mark is lower. Is father living in Australia.
And how can she be a teacher if she doesn't already have a degree?
If her father was an Australian citizen when she was born she may be eligible for Australian citizenship by descent.
If none of the above, where are all her close relatives (parents, siblings and non-dependent children).
And how can she be a teacher if she doesn't already have a degree?
If her father was an Australian citizen when she was born she may be eligible for Australian citizenship by descent.
If none of the above, where are all her close relatives (parents, siblings and non-dependent children).
I'm only the messenger so dont shoot me, I dont understand her either, she said she hasnt got enough point even with her dad sponsoring her she only has 95 point.
I dont know if the degree she's doing is for her teaching or something else, I'm only giving you the information she's given me, well I'm confuse.
So JAJ, can she just get in if her dad sponsor her?
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Re: Dose it still work on point system if your parent a citizen here.
Her Dad been here since the 70's, divorced her mum, & married again to aussie born.
I'm only the messenger so dont shoot me, I dont understand her either, she said she hasnt got enough point even with her dad sponsoring her she only has 95 point.
I dont know if the degree she's doing is for her teaching or something else, I'm only giving you the information she's given me, well I'm confuse.
So JAJ, can she just get in if her dad sponsor her?
I'm only the messenger so dont shoot me, I dont understand her either, she said she hasnt got enough point even with her dad sponsoring her she only has 95 point.
I dont know if the degree she's doing is for her teaching or something else, I'm only giving you the information she's given me, well I'm confuse.
So JAJ, can she just get in if her dad sponsor her?
#11
Re: Dose it still work on point system if your parent a citizen here.
I agree with Pollyanna, best for her to get professional advice before setting off on this journey.
If she hasn't accounted for the IELTS test in her 95 points that would defo be the way to get her passed the 100 mark, that's what I did. A few hours out of your life and £95 - well worth it for the end prize!
Good luck to your friend.
If she hasn't accounted for the IELTS test in her 95 points that would defo be the way to get her passed the 100 mark, that's what I did. A few hours out of your life and £95 - well worth it for the end prize!
Good luck to your friend.
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Re: Dose it still work on point system if your parent a citizen here.
I have mentioned it to her that I could recommend George or Allen, & she did say she would go for a agent, but I think she doesnt want to sound silly, I have told her she wont, they must have seen worse then her.
#13
Re: Dose it still work on point system if your parent a citizen here.
I agree with Pollyanna, best for her to get professional advice before setting off on this journey.
If she hasn't accounted for the IELTS test in her 95 points that would defo be the way to get her passed the 100 mark, that's what I did. A few hours out of your life and £95 - well worth it for the end prize!
Good luck to your friend.
If she hasn't accounted for the IELTS test in her 95 points that would defo be the way to get her passed the 100 mark, that's what I did. A few hours out of your life and £95 - well worth it for the end prize!
Good luck to your friend.
#14
Re: Dose it still work on point system if your parent a citizen here.
Yeah defo, it was easy enough - providing you give it the respect it deserves, after all - it is a test. I bought a book off Amazon by Barrons which is a revision book, very helpful and well worth the £10.