UK CitizenRetirement Visa for Oz?
#1
Moonbeast
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UK CitizenRetirement Visa for Oz?
Hi,
Is there a visa available for retired UK citizens who would like to spend a substantial part of the year living in Oz, say up to 6 months? Or even maybe more.
Is there a visa available for retired UK citizens who would like to spend a substantial part of the year living in Oz, say up to 6 months? Or even maybe more.
#2
Re: UK CitizenRetirement Visa for Oz?
Not sure there is one that will fit what you are describing though
#3
Re: UK CitizenRetirement Visa for Oz?
There is a visa finder on the DIBP site - http://www.immi.gov.au/Pages/Welcome.aspx
Not sure there is one that will fit what you are describing though
Not sure there is one that will fit what you are describing though
Best of luck in finding a solution for you
#4
Re: UK CitizenRetirement Visa for Oz?
I think it'd be well worth your while having an initial consultation with a MARA agent, to talk about what you'd like to achieve and get advice on any options that might work for you? It might save you a lot of running around trying to get bits and pieces of info - if there's a way to achieve what you want, they're the ones who'll know. There are a few whose names come up regularly on BE and have loads of recommendations from members, maybe try 'MARA agent' in the search function.
#5
Re: UK CitizenRetirement Visa for Oz?
You could get a tourist visa to spend up to six months a year in Oz.
Although if you wanted to keep coming maybe go for 4 to 5 months in Oz and the rest in UK. Keeps tax status etc clear and less likely to be challenged by immigration.
You would still get reciprocal medicare and keep all rights in UK.
You can even buy property in Oz although I think you still have to buy land and build or buy a brand new designated home, either way check it out with FIRB. You could still let it out when not here too.
Although if you wanted to keep coming maybe go for 4 to 5 months in Oz and the rest in UK. Keeps tax status etc clear and less likely to be challenged by immigration.
You would still get reciprocal medicare and keep all rights in UK.
You can even buy property in Oz although I think you still have to buy land and build or buy a brand new designated home, either way check it out with FIRB. You could still let it out when not here too.
#6
Moonbeast
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Joined: May 2006
Location: Manchester, UK
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Re: UK CitizenRetirement Visa for Oz?
There is a visa finder on the DIBP site - http://www.immi.gov.au/Pages/Welcome.aspx
Not sure there is one that will fit what you are describing though
Not sure there is one that will fit what you are describing though
#7
Moonbeast
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Joined: May 2006
Location: Manchester, UK
Posts: 144
Re: UK CitizenRetirement Visa for Oz?
I think it'd be well worth your while having an initial consultation with a MARA agent, to talk about what you'd like to achieve and get advice on any options that might work for you? It might save you a lot of running around trying to get bits and pieces of info - if there's a way to achieve what you want, they're the ones who'll know. There are a few whose names come up regularly on BE and have loads of recommendations from members, maybe try 'MARA agent' in the search function.
Yes, It will certainly save some time messing about getting info from different sources
#8
Moonbeast
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Joined: May 2006
Location: Manchester, UK
Posts: 144
Re: UK CitizenRetirement Visa for Oz?
You could get a tourist visa to spend up to six months a year in Oz.
Although if you wanted to keep coming maybe go for 4 to 5 months in Oz and the rest in UK. Keeps tax status etc clear and less likely to be challenged by immigration.
You would still get reciprocal medicare and keep all rights in UK.
You can even buy property in Oz although I think you still have to buy land and build or buy a brand new designated home, either way check it out with FIRB. You could still let it out when not here too.
Although if you wanted to keep coming maybe go for 4 to 5 months in Oz and the rest in UK. Keeps tax status etc clear and less likely to be challenged by immigration.
You would still get reciprocal medicare and keep all rights in UK.
You can even buy property in Oz although I think you still have to buy land and build or buy a brand new designated home, either way check it out with FIRB. You could still let it out when not here too.