What are my chances?
Nov 16th 2002, 5:23 pm
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What are my chances?
Hi, I was wondering what my chances are for me to migrate to Australia. I am
a prepress operator (printing) and freelance graphic artist. I have been
doing this for 9 and half years, with out any certification (we really don't
have that in the printing industry here in New York). Also, my wife if a
resident of Australia (here on visa since 1999) and our daughter was born
here in the states... We are trying to weight our options out and I wanted
to know if I would be able to migrate there and provide for my family.
Thanks
-pete
a prepress operator (printing) and freelance graphic artist. I have been
doing this for 9 and half years, with out any certification (we really don't
have that in the printing industry here in New York). Also, my wife if a
resident of Australia (here on visa since 1999) and our daughter was born
here in the states... We are trying to weight our options out and I wanted
to know if I would be able to migrate there and provide for my family.
Thanks
-pete
Nov 16th 2002, 5:36 pm
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Re: What are my chances?
When you say your wife is a 'resident of Australia' what exactly do
you mean?
If she's a permanent resident then your best chance is probably
through the Family Stream (Spouse). Plus, if she's been away for
three years she needs to make sure her PR doesn't expire - are you
sure her visa still gives her the right to return?
Jeremy
>On Sun, 17 Nov 2002 06:23:15 GMT, Peter Pabon wrote:
>Hi, I was wondering what my chances are for me to migrate to Australia. I am
>a prepress operator (printing) and freelance graphic artist. I have been
>doing this for 9 and half years, with out any certification (we really don't
>have that in the printing industry here in New York). Also, my wife if a
>resident of Australia (here on visa since 1999) and our daughter was born
>here in the states... We are trying to weight our options out and I wanted
>to know if I would be able to migrate there and provide for my family.
>Thanks
>-pete
you mean?
If she's a permanent resident then your best chance is probably
through the Family Stream (Spouse). Plus, if she's been away for
three years she needs to make sure her PR doesn't expire - are you
sure her visa still gives her the right to return?
Jeremy
>On Sun, 17 Nov 2002 06:23:15 GMT, Peter Pabon wrote:
>Hi, I was wondering what my chances are for me to migrate to Australia. I am
>a prepress operator (printing) and freelance graphic artist. I have been
>doing this for 9 and half years, with out any certification (we really don't
>have that in the printing industry here in New York). Also, my wife if a
>resident of Australia (here on visa since 1999) and our daughter was born
>here in the states... We are trying to weight our options out and I wanted
>to know if I would be able to migrate there and provide for my family.
>Thanks
>-pete
Nov 16th 2002, 7:14 pm
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Re: What are my chances?
in article [email protected], JAJ at [email protected]
wrote on 11/17/02 1:36 AM:
> When you say your wife is a 'resident of Australia' what exactly do
> you mean?
>
> If she's a permanent resident then your best chance is probably
> through the Family Stream (Spouse). Plus, if she's been away for
> three years she needs to make sure her PR doesn't expire - are you
> sure her visa still gives her the right to return?
>
> Jeremy
>
>> On Sun, 17 Nov 2002 06:23:15 GMT, Peter Pabon wrote:
>> Hi, I was wondering what my chances are for me to migrate to Australia. I am
>> a prepress operator (printing) and freelance graphic artist. I have been
>> doing this for 9 and half years, with out any certification (we really don't
>> have that in the printing industry here in New York). Also, my wife if a
>> resident of Australia (here on visa since 1999) and our daughter was born
>> here in the states... We are trying to weight our options out and I wanted
>> to know if I would be able to migrate there and provide for my family.
>> Thanks
>> -pete
>>
>
Yes, she renewed it not to long ago
wrote on 11/17/02 1:36 AM:
> When you say your wife is a 'resident of Australia' what exactly do
> you mean?
>
> If she's a permanent resident then your best chance is probably
> through the Family Stream (Spouse). Plus, if she's been away for
> three years she needs to make sure her PR doesn't expire - are you
> sure her visa still gives her the right to return?
>
> Jeremy
>
>> On Sun, 17 Nov 2002 06:23:15 GMT, Peter Pabon wrote:
>> Hi, I was wondering what my chances are for me to migrate to Australia. I am
>> a prepress operator (printing) and freelance graphic artist. I have been
>> doing this for 9 and half years, with out any certification (we really don't
>> have that in the printing industry here in New York). Also, my wife if a
>> resident of Australia (here on visa since 1999) and our daughter was born
>> here in the states... We are trying to weight our options out and I wanted
>> to know if I would be able to migrate there and provide for my family.
>> Thanks
>> -pete
>>
>
Yes, she renewed it not to long ago
Nov 17th 2002, 12:07 am
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Re: What are my chances?
In that case, Family Stream (Spouse) definitely sounds like the way to
go. But as your wife has been resident outside Australia for a few
years, you should consider hiring an agent to help you, as there can
be complications with the ability of permanent residents living
overseas a few years to sponsor.
Your child will need to be included as a dependent on your application
- there is no such thing as PR by descent.
A separate issue is that you may need trade recognition of your skills
(as a pre-press operator) if you want to work in that area in
Australia. But it shouldn't be necessary to migrate.
Jeremy
>On Sun, 17 Nov 2002 08:14:52 GMT, Peter Pabon wrote:
>> When you say your wife is a 'resident of Australia' what exactly do
>> you mean?
>>
>> If she's a permanent resident then your best chance is probably
>> through the Family Stream (Spouse). Plus, if she's been away for
>> three years she needs to make sure her PR doesn't expire - are you
>> sure her visa still gives her the right to return?
>>
>> Jeremy
>>
>>> On Sun, 17 Nov 2002 06:23:15 GMT, Peter Pabon wrote:
>>> Hi, I was wondering what my chances are for me to migrate to Australia. I am
>>> a prepress operator (printing) and freelance graphic artist. I have been
>>> doing this for 9 and half years, with out any certification (we really don't
>>> have that in the printing industry here in New York). Also, my wife if a
>>> resident of Australia (here on visa since 1999) and our daughter was born
>>> here in the states... We are trying to weight our options out and I wanted
>>> to know if I would be able to migrate there and provide for my family.
>>> Thanks
>>> -pete
>>>
>>
>Yes, she renewed it not to long ago
go. But as your wife has been resident outside Australia for a few
years, you should consider hiring an agent to help you, as there can
be complications with the ability of permanent residents living
overseas a few years to sponsor.
Your child will need to be included as a dependent on your application
- there is no such thing as PR by descent.
A separate issue is that you may need trade recognition of your skills
(as a pre-press operator) if you want to work in that area in
Australia. But it shouldn't be necessary to migrate.
Jeremy
>On Sun, 17 Nov 2002 08:14:52 GMT, Peter Pabon wrote:
>> When you say your wife is a 'resident of Australia' what exactly do
>> you mean?
>>
>> If she's a permanent resident then your best chance is probably
>> through the Family Stream (Spouse). Plus, if she's been away for
>> three years she needs to make sure her PR doesn't expire - are you
>> sure her visa still gives her the right to return?
>>
>> Jeremy
>>
>>> On Sun, 17 Nov 2002 06:23:15 GMT, Peter Pabon wrote:
>>> Hi, I was wondering what my chances are for me to migrate to Australia. I am
>>> a prepress operator (printing) and freelance graphic artist. I have been
>>> doing this for 9 and half years, with out any certification (we really don't
>>> have that in the printing industry here in New York). Also, my wife if a
>>> resident of Australia (here on visa since 1999) and our daughter was born
>>> here in the states... We are trying to weight our options out and I wanted
>>> to know if I would be able to migrate there and provide for my family.
>>> Thanks
>>> -pete
>>>
>>
>Yes, she renewed it not to long ago
Nov 17th 2002, 3:40 am
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Re: What are my chances?
in article [email protected], JAJ at [email protected]
wrote on 11/17/02 8:07 AM:
> In that case, Family Stream (Spouse) definitely sounds like the way to
> go. But as your wife has been resident outside Australia for a few
> years, you should consider hiring an agent to help you, as there can
> be complications with the ability of permanent residents living
> overseas a few years to sponsor.
>
> Your child will need to be included as a dependent on your application
> - there is no such thing as PR by descent.
>
> A separate issue is that you may need trade recognition of your skills
> (as a pre-press operator) if you want to work in that area in
> Australia. But it shouldn't be necessary to migrate.
>
> Jeremy
>
>
>> On Sun, 17 Nov 2002 08:14:52 GMT, Peter Pabon wrote:
>>> When you say your wife is a 'resident of Australia' what exactly do
>>> you mean?
>>>
>>> If she's a permanent resident then your best chance is probably
>>> through the Family Stream (Spouse). Plus, if she's been away for
>>> three years she needs to make sure her PR doesn't expire - are you
>>> sure her visa still gives her the right to return?
>>>
>>> Jeremy
>>>
>>>> On Sun, 17 Nov 2002 06:23:15 GMT, Peter Pabon wrote:
>>>> Hi, I was wondering what my chances are for me to migrate to Australia. I
>>>> am
>>>> a prepress operator (printing) and freelance graphic artist. I have been
>>>> doing this for 9 and half years, with out any certification (we really
>>>> don't
>>>> have that in the printing industry here in New York). Also, my wife if a
>>>> resident of Australia (here on visa since 1999) and our daughter was born
>>>> here in the states... We are trying to weight our options out and I wanted
>>>> to know if I would be able to migrate there and provide for my family.
>>>> Thanks
>>>> -pete
>>>>
>>>
>> Yes, she renewed it not to long ago
>>
>
She renewed her residency a little under a year ago through the Australian
Embassy here in the US. I figure as much on the Family Stream, my inlaws I
guess could help to in that area (most of my wife's family lives in Sydney),
as for work, I guess I couldn't be to picky, my main concern is quality of
life in Australia and a better life for my daughter.
wrote on 11/17/02 8:07 AM:
> In that case, Family Stream (Spouse) definitely sounds like the way to
> go. But as your wife has been resident outside Australia for a few
> years, you should consider hiring an agent to help you, as there can
> be complications with the ability of permanent residents living
> overseas a few years to sponsor.
>
> Your child will need to be included as a dependent on your application
> - there is no such thing as PR by descent.
>
> A separate issue is that you may need trade recognition of your skills
> (as a pre-press operator) if you want to work in that area in
> Australia. But it shouldn't be necessary to migrate.
>
> Jeremy
>
>
>> On Sun, 17 Nov 2002 08:14:52 GMT, Peter Pabon wrote:
>>> When you say your wife is a 'resident of Australia' what exactly do
>>> you mean?
>>>
>>> If she's a permanent resident then your best chance is probably
>>> through the Family Stream (Spouse). Plus, if she's been away for
>>> three years she needs to make sure her PR doesn't expire - are you
>>> sure her visa still gives her the right to return?
>>>
>>> Jeremy
>>>
>>>> On Sun, 17 Nov 2002 06:23:15 GMT, Peter Pabon wrote:
>>>> Hi, I was wondering what my chances are for me to migrate to Australia. I
>>>> am
>>>> a prepress operator (printing) and freelance graphic artist. I have been
>>>> doing this for 9 and half years, with out any certification (we really
>>>> don't
>>>> have that in the printing industry here in New York). Also, my wife if a
>>>> resident of Australia (here on visa since 1999) and our daughter was born
>>>> here in the states... We are trying to weight our options out and I wanted
>>>> to know if I would be able to migrate there and provide for my family.
>>>> Thanks
>>>> -pete
>>>>
>>>
>> Yes, she renewed it not to long ago
>>
>
She renewed her residency a little under a year ago through the Australian
Embassy here in the US. I figure as much on the Family Stream, my inlaws I
guess could help to in that area (most of my wife's family lives in Sydney),
as for work, I guess I couldn't be to picky, my main concern is quality of
life in Australia and a better life for my daughter.
