Perth next year !
May 29th 2006 | 8:15 am
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Re: Perth next year !
Originally Posted by bradders
We went to a seminar with an agency called Four Corners a while back, but we're going to shop around!
We have a 7 year old daughter, and an 8 week old baby daughter and so want as less hassle as poss!
Does concept have a web page?
We have a 7 year old daughter, and an 8 week old baby daughter and so want as less hassle as poss!
Does concept have a web page?
the web address is:- www.conceptaustralia.co.uk The other thing we liked about it was you pay as you go. the two guys there, Martin and Steve used to work for the australian immigration office when it was based in Manchester.
May 30th 2006 | 3:09 am
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Re: Perth next year !
Originally Posted by stutess
hi
the web address is:- www.conceptaustralia.co.uk The other thing we liked about it was you pay as you go. the two guys there, Martin and Steve used to work for the australian immigration office when it was based in Manchester.
the web address is:- www.conceptaustralia.co.uk The other thing we liked about it was you pay as you go. the two guys there, Martin and Steve used to work for the australian immigration office when it was based in Manchester.
We'll get in touch with them.
May 30th 2006 | 3:17 am
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Re: Perth next year !
We used "Go Matilda" for both skills assessment and the visa application. Their fess are very reasonable. And as we have our visas, we are very happy with them.
They do a free assessment. Check out their website here:
http://www.gomatilda.com
Gina
They do a free assessment. Check out their website here:
http://www.gomatilda.com
Gina
May 30th 2006 | 3:20 am
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Re: Perth next year !
Originally Posted by GinaUK
We used "Go Matilda" for both skills assessment and the visa application. Their fess are very reasonable. And as we have our visas, we are very happy with them.
They do a free assessment. Check out their website here:
http://www.gomatilda.com
Gina
They do a free assessment. Check out their website here:
http://www.gomatilda.com
Gina
How are you getting on, have you been accepted to go?
May 30th 2006 | 3:56 am
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Re: Perth next year !
Originally Posted by bradders
Hi AllThe Bradders clan is playing on migrating to Perth next year.
Should i use an Migration expert or go it alone.
If i were to use an migration expert , does anyone know the better ones around.
also how much do they costs.
Any comments would be helpful
Thanks in advance
We are using AMA (Active Migration Australia) based in Perth - website free test: www.theozlife.com or contact [email protected] who would be happy to assist with initial queries.
She was recommended to us by a friend who is happily settled in Perth now. They have been great in breaking down the tasks and sending clear instructions on what is needed each step of the way.
Costs: $3600 if paid in one installment, two installments of $2000 for agency fees. TRA costs: $500. Visa Fee: $1935 (ish). Medicals (for two)£400. Xrays (for two): £116. Boat loads of Photos - Courier & International Signed for costs - Certification of copy documents (£30 at local solicitor).
The joy of a potential new lifestyle: PRICELESS!!!!!!!
Paula
May 30th 2006 | 4:12 am
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Re: Perth next year !
Originally Posted by Downies
Hi
We are using AMA (Active Migration Australia) based in Perth - website free test: www.theozlife.com or contact [email protected] who would be happy to assist with initial queries.
She was recommended to us by a friend who is happily settled in Perth now. They have been great in breaking down the tasks and sending clear instructions on what is needed each step of the way.
Costs: $3600 if paid in one installment, two installments of $2000 for agency fees. TRA costs: $500. Visa Fee: $1935 (ish). Medicals (for two)£400. Xrays (for two): £116. Boat loads of Photos - Courier & International Signed for costs - Certification of copy documents (£30 at local solicitor).
The joy of a potential new lifestyle: PRICELESS!!!!!!!
Paula
We are using AMA (Active Migration Australia) based in Perth - website free test: www.theozlife.com or contact [email protected] who would be happy to assist with initial queries.
She was recommended to us by a friend who is happily settled in Perth now. They have been great in breaking down the tasks and sending clear instructions on what is needed each step of the way.
Costs: $3600 if paid in one installment, two installments of $2000 for agency fees. TRA costs: $500. Visa Fee: $1935 (ish). Medicals (for two)£400. Xrays (for two): £116. Boat loads of Photos - Courier & International Signed for costs - Certification of copy documents (£30 at local solicitor).
The joy of a potential new lifestyle: PRICELESS!!!!!!!
Paula
May 31st 2006 | 11:37 am
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Re: Perth next year !
Laura,
If you or your husband want a chat about being an accountant in Australia, exams he can sit to become a member of the Institute of CA's in Australia, etc please feel able to send me an email or a Private Message through this forum.
Best regards.
If you or your husband want a chat about being an accountant in Australia, exams he can sit to become a member of the Institute of CA's in Australia, etc please feel able to send me an email or a Private Message through this forum.
Best regards.
Originally Posted by bradders
Thanks! We thought that about not wanting the hassle, easiest option is best for us. Are you from Manchester then?
We are planning on applying in January (my hubby is a qualified accountant, and we can't apply until Jan as he's got to have post qualified experience).
Hubby is going to fly out this year to visit schools and join agencies etc.
We just don't know where to start...it all seems so daunting!
Laurax
We are planning on applying in January (my hubby is a qualified accountant, and we can't apply until Jan as he's got to have post qualified experience).
Hubby is going to fly out this year to visit schools and join agencies etc.
We just don't know where to start...it all seems so daunting!
Laurax
May 31st 2006 | 11:38 am
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Re: Perth next year !
PS. I'm happy to talk about the visa application process too!
May 31st 2006 | 9:38 pm
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Re: Perth next year !
Originally Posted by basicweb
I am an Accountant, and had my skills assessed through ICAA, there web site gives lots of detailed help on how to do this. If you are CIMA qualified, this is recognised by ICAA so you shouldn't have any problems, just need to prove work experience. Good Luck
Tracey
Tracey
Jun 1st 2006 | 3:34 am
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Re: Perth next year !
Originally Posted by alan.k
are u from wilsden ?,nr keighley
