Husband as a secondary applicant
Mar 9th 2002, 10:05 am
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Husband as a secondary applicant
Hi all,
We both wife and husband are IT professionals, since i possess more years of job
experience in IT, i have applied as a principal applicant for Australian PR. My
husband haven't gone under skill assessment also. Will it create any impact on his
career and in getting citizenship , if he migrates as a secondary applicant.
We both wife and husband are IT professionals, since i possess more years of job
experience in IT, i have applied as a principal applicant for Australian PR. My
husband haven't gone under skill assessment also. Will it create any impact on his
career and in getting citizenship , if he migrates as a secondary applicant.
Mar 9th 2002, 7:06 pm
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Re: Husband as a secondary applicant
Hello Tina, if you think you could garner 110 points on the basis of your skills, age
et al, you need not apply for your spouse. His career and citizenship would be least
affected.I am into non-IT and had to apply alongwith my spouse as I could not get 110
points on my own. -Biren
"tina" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> Hi all,
>
> We both wife and husband are IT professionals, since i possess more years of job
> experience in IT, i have applied as a principal applicant for Australian PR. My
> husband haven't gone under skill assessment also. Will it create any impact on his
> career and in getting citizenship , if he migrates as a secondary applicant.
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et al, you need not apply for your spouse. His career and citizenship would be least
affected.I am into non-IT and had to apply alongwith my spouse as I could not get 110
points on my own. -Biren
"tina" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> Hi all,
>
> We both wife and husband are IT professionals, since i possess more years of job
> experience in IT, i have applied as a principal applicant for Australian PR. My
> husband haven't gone under skill assessment also. Will it create any impact on his
> career and in getting citizenship , if he migrates as a secondary applicant.
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Mar 9th 2002, 8:05 pm
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Re: Husband as a secondary applicant
Hi Tina It will make no difference at all - he will hold PR in his own right once you
arrive. Jeremy
>On 9 Mar 2002 02:54:24 -0800, [email protected] (tina) wrote:
>Hi all,
>
>We both wife and husband are IT professionals, since i possess more years of job
>experience in IT, i have applied as a principal applicant for Australian PR. My
>husband haven't gone under skill assessment also. Will it create any impact on his
>career and in getting citizenship , if he migrates as a secondary applicant.
arrive. Jeremy
>On 9 Mar 2002 02:54:24 -0800, [email protected] (tina) wrote:
>Hi all,
>
>We both wife and husband are IT professionals, since i possess more years of job
>experience in IT, i have applied as a principal applicant for Australian PR. My
>husband haven't gone under skill assessment also. Will it create any impact on his
>career and in getting citizenship , if he migrates as a secondary applicant.
Mar 9th 2002, 9:36 pm
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Re: Husband as a secondary applicant
There are 5 additional points available if the spouse satisfies the basic
requirements for migration (ie has obtained a skill assessment, English language, age
44 or less and the basic work experience requirement).
Jeremy
>On Sat, 9 Mar 2002 19:40:51 +0000 (UTC), "Biren " <[email protected]> wrote:
>Hello Tina, if you think you could garner 110 points on the basis of your skills,
>age et al, you need not apply for your spouse. His career and citizenship would be
>least affected.I am into non-IT and had to apply alongwith my spouse as I could not
>get 110 points on my own. -Biren
>
>"tina" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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>
>> Hi all,
>>
>> We both wife and husband are IT professionals, since i possess more years of job
>> experience in IT, i have applied as a principal applicant for Australian PR. My
>> husband haven't gone under skill assessment also. Will it create any impact on his
>> career and in getting citizenship , if he migrates as a secondary applicant.
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requirements for migration (ie has obtained a skill assessment, English language, age
44 or less and the basic work experience requirement).
Jeremy
>On Sat, 9 Mar 2002 19:40:51 +0000 (UTC), "Biren " <[email protected]> wrote:
>Hello Tina, if you think you could garner 110 points on the basis of your skills,
>age et al, you need not apply for your spouse. His career and citizenship would be
>least affected.I am into non-IT and had to apply alongwith my spouse as I could not
>get 110 points on my own. -Biren
>
>"tina" <[email protected]> wrote in message
>news:[email protected]...
>
>> Hi all,
>>
>> We both wife and husband are IT professionals, since i possess more years of job
>> experience in IT, i have applied as a principal applicant for Australian PR. My
>> husband haven't gone under skill assessment also. Will it create any impact on his
>> career and in getting citizenship , if he migrates as a secondary applicant.
>
>
>
>
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