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Old Sep 15th 2005, 4:12 pm
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Just a quick question. If you gain a visa via STNI do you have to work in the profession / asco code job under which you obtained the STNI and if you can`t find a job in that field in the initial 2 years does that mean you have to leave

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Hi Mick,

The visa granted under STNI is a permie visa, your only restriction is that you must live and work in the sponsoring state for two years. You are not tied to your asco code, you are free to work at whatever you want.

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Originally Posted by mickagnew
Dear All

Just a quick question. If you gain a visa via STNI do you have to work in the profession / asco code job under which you obtained the STNI and if you can`t find a job in that field in the initial 2 years does that mean you have to leave

Cheers

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Hi Mick,

The visa granted under STNI is a permie visa, your only restriction is that you must live and work in the sponsoring state for two years. You are not tied to your asco code, you are free to work at whatever you want.

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yep.... You can do what you like....as long as you still live in the state..

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yep.... You can do what you like....as long as you still live in the state..

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If a husband,wife and four children got STNI,would it be just the husband that has to stay in the state that sponured them..
Could they buy a house in a different state,and live there and the husband commute??
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If a husband,wife and four children got STNI,would it be just the husband that has to stay in the state that sponured them..
Could they buy a house in a different state,and live there and the husband commute??
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Jackie,

Good question - I would think the onus is only on the husband, but there may be other visa related issues with living separately. As to living in another state, maybe if you live close enough to the sponsoring state you'll be a borderline case. ;-)

But seriously, regardless of how thoroughly they check up or how stringently they enforce the rules, you will have a moral obligation to live and work in the sponsoring state. It is only for two years.

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If a husband,wife and four children got STNI,would it be just the husband that has to stay in the state that sponured them..
Could they buy a house in a different state,and live there and the husband commute??
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Hi,

All of your family members have to live, work or study in the state for at least two years after arriving

Cheers,

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Thank's for that,i don't think we would actually of done that ..but it was just a though could we..
We want to go to south west but teachers are not on there shortage list but they are in Esperance,we can go on the 139,so we are looking of other options just in case it closes before next april..fingers crossed it does not...Jackie
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Originally Posted by tibidabo
Hi,

All of your family members have to live, work or study in the state for at least two years after arriving

Cheers,

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If you cannot find work within the sponsered state and have a job offer from another state you are free to go to the other state.
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If you cannot find work within the sponsered state and have a job offer from another state you are free to go to the other state.
Hi

Sound sto good to be true, that snippet of information, where did you this from?

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Sound sto good to be true, that snippet of information, where did you this from?

Mick
Hi

We are going STNI this is the information we were told.

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