Migration Expos 2007
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Migration Expos 2007
Hi
Does anyone know of any expos that are on this year and where I can look for them. I found one in Earls Court but its in 2 weeks time and there is no way we can get there that quickly. We live just outside Bristol so were hoping there might be some fairly near, but I cant seem to find any. We are hoping to move to Aus within the next 2 years but havnt actually started the process yet - still doing research and trying to decide which part - started off Perth, then Adelaide, then Brisbane and now back to Perth - now Im totaly confused!! Think visiting an expo and speaking to some people in the know might help.
Does anyone know of any expos that are on this year and where I can look for them. I found one in Earls Court but its in 2 weeks time and there is no way we can get there that quickly. We live just outside Bristol so were hoping there might be some fairly near, but I cant seem to find any. We are hoping to move to Aus within the next 2 years but havnt actually started the process yet - still doing research and trying to decide which part - started off Perth, then Adelaide, then Brisbane and now back to Perth - now Im totaly confused!! Think visiting an expo and speaking to some people in the know might help.
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Re: Migration Expos 2007
Hello
I've heard and read mixed reviews about expos the only one I know of is the Earls Court one that seems to be bigger than the rest and may be of more help!! SOme people say they are too generalised between america, aus and canada etc rather than being geared up for one country.
I have had the same problem about where to settle, we are narrowed down to Perth now, but its been Brisbane, Adelaide then Brisbane again lol
I've heard and read mixed reviews about expos the only one I know of is the Earls Court one that seems to be bigger than the rest and may be of more help!! SOme people say they are too generalised between america, aus and canada etc rather than being geared up for one country.
I have had the same problem about where to settle, we are narrowed down to Perth now, but its been Brisbane, Adelaide then Brisbane again lol
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Re: Migration Expos 2007
Hi
Does anyone know of any expos that are on this year and where I can look for them. I found one in Earls Court but its in 2 weeks time and there is no way we can get there that quickly. We live just outside Bristol so were hoping there might be some fairly near, but I cant seem to find any. We are hoping to move to Aus within the next 2 years but havnt actually started the process yet - still doing research and trying to decide which part - started off Perth, then Adelaide, then Brisbane and now back to Perth - now Im totaly confused!! Think visiting an expo and speaking to some people in the know might help.
Does anyone know of any expos that are on this year and where I can look for them. I found one in Earls Court but its in 2 weeks time and there is no way we can get there that quickly. We live just outside Bristol so were hoping there might be some fairly near, but I cant seem to find any. We are hoping to move to Aus within the next 2 years but havnt actually started the process yet - still doing research and trying to decide which part - started off Perth, then Adelaide, then Brisbane and now back to Perth - now Im totaly confused!! Think visiting an expo and speaking to some people in the know might help.
Hi,
you just missed one! There was one at Sandown in surrey this weekend 3rd/4th march. We went and managed to clarify a few things we were unsure of. We've also been to the one in York which is run by 'Emigrate'. Look at www.outboundpublishing.com they organise most of them.
Worth going to if you're at the begining of the process, otherwise waste of time really. They cover things like financial issues-pensions etc..., removals, and visas of course!
Have you been to Perth & Brisbane? We went to Perth last year, Florida in Dec (don't ask!) and are planning on going to Brisbane in Nov for a recky trip in a view to applying for our business visa in April next year. We loved Perth but was a bit worried that there wasn't enough to do. Especially once you've lived there a few years. But again it depends what you want. We have 2 small kids and want them to have more oportunities as they get older, althogh we've never been to Brisbane (Queensland area) we have friends there who reccommend it!
good luck anyway!!!!
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Re: Migration Expos 2007
Hi,
you just missed one! There was one at Sandown in surrey this weekend 3rd/4th march. We went and managed to clarify a few things we were unsure of. We've also been to the one in York which is run by 'Emigrate'. Look at www.outboundpublishing.com they organise most of them.
Worth going to if you're at the begining of the process, otherwise waste of time really. They cover things like financial issues-pensions etc..., removals, and visas of course!
Have you been to Perth & Brisbane? We went to Perth last year, Florida in Dec (don't ask!) and are planning on going to Brisbane in Nov for a recky trip in a view to applying for our business visa in April next year. We loved Perth but was a bit worried that there wasn't enough to do. Especially once you've lived there a few years. But again it depends what you want. We have 2 small kids and want them to have more oportunities as they get older, althogh we've never been to Brisbane (Queensland area) we have friends there who reccommend it!
good luck anyway!!!!
you just missed one! There was one at Sandown in surrey this weekend 3rd/4th march. We went and managed to clarify a few things we were unsure of. We've also been to the one in York which is run by 'Emigrate'. Look at www.outboundpublishing.com they organise most of them.
Worth going to if you're at the begining of the process, otherwise waste of time really. They cover things like financial issues-pensions etc..., removals, and visas of course!
Have you been to Perth & Brisbane? We went to Perth last year, Florida in Dec (don't ask!) and are planning on going to Brisbane in Nov for a recky trip in a view to applying for our business visa in April next year. We loved Perth but was a bit worried that there wasn't enough to do. Especially once you've lived there a few years. But again it depends what you want. We have 2 small kids and want them to have more oportunities as they get older, althogh we've never been to Brisbane (Queensland area) we have friends there who reccommend it!
good luck anyway!!!!
Apart from a show this coming weekend in Belfast the next ones are 29-30th September at York Racourse in York and 6-7th October at Stoneleigh Park, Coventry.
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Re: Migration Expos 2007
Hello
I've heard and read mixed reviews about expos the only one I know of is the Earls Court one that seems to be bigger than the rest and may be of more help!! SOme people say they are too generalised between america, aus and canada etc rather than being geared up for one country.
I have had the same problem about where to settle, we are narrowed down to Perth now, but its been Brisbane, Adelaide then Brisbane again lol
I've heard and read mixed reviews about expos the only one I know of is the Earls Court one that seems to be bigger than the rest and may be of more help!! SOme people say they are too generalised between america, aus and canada etc rather than being geared up for one country.
I have had the same problem about where to settle, we are narrowed down to Perth now, but its been Brisbane, Adelaide then Brisbane again lol
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Re: Migration Expos 2007
Hi,
you just missed one! There was one at Sandown in surrey this weekend 3rd/4th march. We went and managed to clarify a few things we were unsure of. We've also been to the one in York which is run by 'Emigrate'. Look at www.outboundpublishing.com they organise most of them.
Worth going to if you're at the begining of the process, otherwise waste of time really. They cover things like financial issues-pensions etc..., removals, and visas of course!
Have you been to Perth & Brisbane? We went to Perth last year, Florida in Dec (don't ask!) and are planning on going to Brisbane in Nov for a recky trip in a view to applying for our business visa in April next year. We loved Perth but was a bit worried that there wasn't enough to do. Especially once you've lived there a few years. But again it depends what you want. We have 2 small kids and want them to have more oportunities as they get older, althogh we've never been to Brisbane (Queensland area) we have friends there who reccommend it!
good luck anyway!!!!
you just missed one! There was one at Sandown in surrey this weekend 3rd/4th march. We went and managed to clarify a few things we were unsure of. We've also been to the one in York which is run by 'Emigrate'. Look at www.outboundpublishing.com they organise most of them.
Worth going to if you're at the begining of the process, otherwise waste of time really. They cover things like financial issues-pensions etc..., removals, and visas of course!
Have you been to Perth & Brisbane? We went to Perth last year, Florida in Dec (don't ask!) and are planning on going to Brisbane in Nov for a recky trip in a view to applying for our business visa in April next year. We loved Perth but was a bit worried that there wasn't enough to do. Especially once you've lived there a few years. But again it depends what you want. We have 2 small kids and want them to have more oportunities as they get older, althogh we've never been to Brisbane (Queensland area) we have friends there who reccommend it!
good luck anyway!!!!
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Re: Migration Expos 2007
That is the old website the new one is www.emigrate2.co.uk
Apart from a show this coming weekend in Belfast the next ones are 29-30th September at York Racourse in York and 6-7th October at Stoneleigh Park, Coventry.
Apart from a show this coming weekend in Belfast the next ones are 29-30th September at York Racourse in York and 6-7th October at Stoneleigh Park, Coventry.
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Re: Migration Expos 2007
Thanks,
Mark.
Edit: I should point out that we know where we are going to go, I am an Australian citizen, just need to apply for my wife's spouse visa, which we will be doing on our own.
Last edited by medwaymark; Mar 5th 2007 at 2:53 pm.
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Re: Migration Expos 2007
Hiya
I was at the Emigrate show in Edinburgh. I would honestly say that we did not learn any more at that show than what we have read on this forum and ******** forum and from the various websites. We paid £14 entry plus another £3.50 each to listen to a talk from 3 agents. Most of the stands were Canadian and the Australian ones were either mostly banks or shipping companies.
I was at the Emigrate show in Edinburgh. I would honestly say that we did not learn any more at that show than what we have read on this forum and ******** forum and from the various websites. We paid £14 entry plus another £3.50 each to listen to a talk from 3 agents. Most of the stands were Canadian and the Australian ones were either mostly banks or shipping companies.
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Re: Migration Expos 2007
Hiya
I was at the Emigrate show in Edinburgh. I would honestly say that we did not learn any more at that show than what we have read on this forum and ******** forum and from the various websites. We paid £14 entry plus another £3.50 each to listen to a talk from 3 agents. Most of the stands were Canadian and the Australian ones were either mostly banks or shipping companies.
I was at the Emigrate show in Edinburgh. I would honestly say that we did not learn any more at that show than what we have read on this forum and ******** forum and from the various websites. We paid £14 entry plus another £3.50 each to listen to a talk from 3 agents. Most of the stands were Canadian and the Australian ones were either mostly banks or shipping companies.
So my advice is plough through the BE site and if you can'tfind what you want to know - then ASK!!
trust me - someone will answer
Niz.
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Re: Migration Expos 2007
Hiya
I was at the Emigrate show in Edinburgh. I would honestly say that we did not learn any more at that show than what we have read on this forum and ******** forum and from the various websites. We paid £14 entry plus another £3.50 each to listen to a talk from 3 agents. Most of the stands were Canadian and the Australian ones were either mostly banks or shipping companies.
I was at the Emigrate show in Edinburgh. I would honestly say that we did not learn any more at that show than what we have read on this forum and ******** forum and from the various websites. We paid £14 entry plus another £3.50 each to listen to a talk from 3 agents. Most of the stands were Canadian and the Australian ones were either mostly banks or shipping companies.
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Re: Migration Expos 2007
i learned things from the show that i could not have learned on here..
in the scheme of things, the 30 odd quid it cost was nothing compared to the overall cost and overall decision to emigrate..
i do think the show is for people at the early stage..
i have an agent close to where i live. it was likely that we would have used them.
when i saw their stand we went over to them. i was greeted by a slimey toad of a man who i could never deal with. (im sure his mum loves him)
i will use an agent from that show. ( i found him on here tho )
i did think of tassie as an option but the tassie lady poured cold water on that idea so i wont waste time on it..
each to their own but it was ok for me..
in the scheme of things, the 30 odd quid it cost was nothing compared to the overall cost and overall decision to emigrate..
i do think the show is for people at the early stage..
i have an agent close to where i live. it was likely that we would have used them.
when i saw their stand we went over to them. i was greeted by a slimey toad of a man who i could never deal with. (im sure his mum loves him)
i will use an agent from that show. ( i found him on here tho )
i did think of tassie as an option but the tassie lady poured cold water on that idea so i wont waste time on it..
each to their own but it was ok for me..