STNI - finding work
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STNI - finding work
what if you cannot find work within sponsoring state? can you move somewhere else if there are more employment opportunities or do you have to stay for the 2 years regardless?
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You have to stay the 2 years regardless.
You dont have to do the same job you've been granted the visa for though!
You dont have to do the same job you've been granted the visa for though!
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Originally Posted by bridiej
You have to stay the 2 years regardless.
You dont have to do the same job you've been granted the visa for though!
You dont have to do the same job you've been granted the visa for though!
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Originally Posted by bridiej
You have to stay the 2 years regardless.
You dont have to do the same job you've been granted the visa for though!
You dont have to do the same job you've been granted the visa for though!
The general consensus seems to be that if you have genuinely tried to find work in your sector - and that is after all why they sponsored you - and can show that there are really no opportunities but that there is a demand for your skills elsewhere, then the state is likely to be understanding.
If you wanted to leave the state to work in a totally different job to the one your were sponsored for, then that would me more of an issue, because you could do that in your sponsoring state.
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Originally Posted by PhilShila
This has been asked many times.
The general consensus seems to be that if you have genuinely tried to find work in your sector - and that is after all why they sponsored you - and can show that there are really no opportunities but that there is a demand for your skills elsewhere, then the state is likely to be understanding.
If you wanted to leave the state to work in a totally different job to the one your were sponsored for, then that would me more of an issue, because you could do that in your sponsoring state.
Phil
The general consensus seems to be that if you have genuinely tried to find work in your sector - and that is after all why they sponsored you - and can show that there are really no opportunities but that there is a demand for your skills elsewhere, then the state is likely to be understanding.
If you wanted to leave the state to work in a totally different job to the one your were sponsored for, then that would me more of an issue, because you could do that in your sponsoring state.
Phil
thats makes a lot of sense - thanks everso !!
husband is constantly looking for plumbing work in Melbourne but there doesnt seem to be as much as in other states which seems a bit strange.
i love the idea of going to Oz and "the dream" etc etc but i dont want to be loads worse off than we are over here. we're not rolling in it by any stretch of the imagination - in fact my only luxury is that i can take my children to school and pick them up and not be out of the house 7am til 7pm any more! so im far from being a pampered housewife with gym membership!! its taken a long time to be able to afford for me to give up work and play "mum" and no amount of sunshine and cold beer would make me want to give it up!!!
sorry - rant over. back to the point - if all else fails, we could approach Vic and plead our case? sounds good to me! cheers Phil
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hey j
it's sam!
just wondering when it comes down to it i keep thinking oh my god !! i ain got a clue! but really i do just their is loads of stuff to try and sort out in your head before you can do anything!!!
i really wouldn't even consider a SIR (i saw u put a post on this you do get there but there's alot of things you don't get compared to a STNI!) stay with that 1!
it's sam!
just wondering when it comes down to it i keep thinking oh my god !! i ain got a clue! but really i do just their is loads of stuff to try and sort out in your head before you can do anything!!!
i really wouldn't even consider a SIR (i saw u put a post on this you do get there but there's alot of things you don't get compared to a STNI!) stay with that 1!
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Originally Posted by sam mick kurt
hey j
it's sam!
just wondering when it comes down to it i keep thinking oh my god !! i ain got a clue! but really i do just their is loads of stuff to try and sort out in your head before you can do anything!!!
i really wouldn't even consider a SIR (i saw u put a post on this you do get there but there's alot of things you don't get compared to a STNI!) stay with that 1!
it's sam!
just wondering when it comes down to it i keep thinking oh my god !! i ain got a clue! but really i do just their is loads of stuff to try and sort out in your head before you can do anything!!!
i really wouldn't even consider a SIR (i saw u put a post on this you do get there but there's alot of things you don't get compared to a STNI!) stay with that 1!
Hi Sam - yeah, youre absolutely right - im just having a wobbly moment!! Thanks!!
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Originally Posted by Rooksie
what if you cannot find work within sponsoring state? can you move somewhere else if there are more employment opportunities or do you have to stay for the 2 years regardless?
I don't think you have to stay any where, after all it is a permanent residency
visa.
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Originally Posted by Rooksie
Hi Sam - yeah, youre absolutely right - im just having a wobbly moment!! Thanks!!
just going round in circles dont even know any more where to begin! i know the begining is the best place to start but i forgot where that is!!! lol
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Originally Posted by fraser
I don't think you have to stay any where, after all it is a permanent residency
visa.
visa.
sent you a PM
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Originally Posted by sam mick kurt
he j what you doing back on here?? you hooked on it too ??? i find it hard to get off the damn thing very addictive!!!
just going round in circles dont even know any more where to begin! i know the begining is the best place to start but i forgot where that is!!! lol
just going round in circles dont even know any more where to begin! i know the begining is the best place to start but i forgot where that is!!! lol
just when we think we've got it sussed....... and so on it goes ....
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Originally Posted by fraser
Didn't get it
you have now mate!!!!
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Originally Posted by Rooksie
what if you cannot find work within sponsoring state? can you move somewhere else if there are more employment opportunities or do you have to stay for the 2 years regardless?
Think Victoria state word it "A moral obligation" to live and work in the sponsoring state.
If you have tried to get a job and cant, they cant and wont stop you going else where for work.
But dont look at it as a way into Aus if you have no intention of staying in Vic State, if you cant prove you have tried but cant get a job they can and will withdraw the visa.