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I have gone through the NZ skilled migrant category visa interview. It has been 2 months since the interview still no decision from them. They had already taken 6 months before while I submitted my documents and they had called me for a visa interview. I don't know What still they are verifying after the visa interview?
I am an Austalian citizen residing in the Uk and would like to move back with my British husband and his mother. Am I right in thinking that we have to be resident in Australia for 2 years before she can move out? She is not dependent on us but only has a private pension, which is enough to live on. I would be willing to sponsor her.
i'm holding a working permit at the moment. it will be expired on 31 MAC 2007. i live more than 2 years in Melbourne. i would like to apply a permanent visa. what shall i do?
I am a qualified carpenter wanting to emmigrate to australia, i am just about to lodge all my documents for assessment with the trades recognition authority. I have 2 questions, can i use a solicitor to certify all my document copies and also do they contact all my past employers to verify there statements? If they do how will they do so.
I would like to immigrate to Australia. I am 40 years old, I have an NVQ in IT, I work as an administrator and have had varied experience in public and private sector. Do you think I stand chance?
hi sir/madam.. i send my file and demand draft to australia but my demand draft was not debit from my account when balance is sufficeint. i send demand draft and file on 17-aug-2006 still today demand draft not debit from my bank. i want to khow that if some rules change for ielts score. it is affect to me or not. can you tell me that what are the reasons for delay it, if possible.
i have just got married and live in the uk and we would like to move to the us to start a new life and have friends that live over there what are the chances of gaining visas for the pair of us to work in the us
Hi. My husand and I are looking to emigrate to Australia via skilled migration (I have enough points). I have an older brother and sister with learning difficulties, who live in a residential home. There are only the 3 of us left, our parents died some years ago. Will this have any bearing on my ability to get a visa, since they don't live with me? And is there any way I would be able to bring them over to Australia once me and my husband were settled, if I guaranteed to be responsible for their welfare so that they weren't a burden to the state? Many thanks if you can help.
My son and family may be emigrating to New Zealand in a couple of years. Would my husband and I be abe to also join them in about 5 years when we are both retired. We would have about £500,000.
Himy husband and I are looking to emigrate to Austrailia. We have two children 7 and 12. My husband is a web developer and has worked in this field for the last 12 years. I work for the NHS taking 999 calls. We are both 41 years old and own our own home in UK. What chance would we have applying for visas.

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I have gone through the NZ skilled migrant category visa interview. It has been 2 months since the interview still no decision from them. They had already taken 6 months before while I submitted my documents and they had called me for a visa interview. I don't know What still they are verifying after the visa interview? Author: N/A
	I am afraid its in their hands and at their time scale.
I am an Austalian citizen residing in the Uk and would like to move back with my British husband and his mother. Am I right in thinking that we have to be resident in Australia for 2 years before she can move out? She is not dependent on us but only has a private pension, which is enough to live on. I would be willing to sponsor her. Author: N/A
	2 years is genarally accepted as being "settled" She MUST pass Balance of family" test and health and character. Ring for a free 5 minute chat because this catergory of visa is quite complex.
i'm holding a working permit at the moment. it will be expired on 31 MAC 2007. i live more than 2 years in Melbourne. i would like to apply a permanent visa. what shall i do? Author: N/A
	Not answered yet
I am a qualified carpenter wanting to emmigrate to australia, i am just about to lodge all my documents for assessment with the trades recognition authority. I have 2 questions, can i use a solicitor to certify all my document copies and also do they contact all my past employers to verify there statements? If they do how will they do so. Author: N/A
	yes. yes they can - and if they do ususally by phone but they have had site visits lately in the UK.
I would like to immigrate to Australia. I am 40 years old, I have an NVQ in IT, I work as an administrator and have had varied experience in public and private sector. Do you think I stand chance? Author: N/A
	IT is quite tricky. I would like to see a full CV before commenting. Please fill in the free assesment form on this site.
hi sir/madam.. i send my file and demand draft to australia but my demand draft was not debit from my account when balance is sufficeint. i send demand draft and file on 17-aug-2006 still today demand draft not debit from my bank. i want to khow that if some rules change for ielts score. it is affect to me or not. can you tell me that what are the reasons for delay it, if possible. Author: N/A
	without full knowledge of your file I am afraid I can offer limited advice. When your draft is cashed your application generally accepted.
i have just got married and live in the uk and we would like to move to the us to start a new life and have friends that live over there what are the chances of gaining visas for the pair of us to work in the us Author: N/A
	This would depend upon what you do for a living - unless one of you is a US citizen.
Hi. My husand and I are looking to emigrate to Australia via skilled migration (I have enough points). I have an older brother and sister with learning difficulties, who live in a residential home. There are only the 3 of us left, our parents died some years ago. Will this have any bearing on my ability to get a visa, since they don't live with me? And is there any way I would be able to bring them over to Australia once me and my husband were settled, if I guaranteed to be responsible for their welfare so that they weren't a burden to the state? Many thanks if you can help. Author: N/A
	I dont think this will work for your brother and sister unfortunately. Their problems wont have any affect on your application though.
My son and family may be emigrating to New Zealand in a couple of years. Would my husband and I be abe to also join them in about 5 years when we are both retired. We would have about £500,000. Author: N/A
	When your family are settled - they can go as parents.
Himy husband and I are looking to emigrate to Austrailia. We have two children 7 and 12. My husband is a web developer and has worked in this field for the last 12 years. I work for the NHS taking 999 calls. We are both 41 years old and own our own home in UK. What chance would we have applying for visas. Author: N/A
	I wont know till I have reviewed in depth your husband's CV. Please fill in an online assessment and attach the CV. I.T. is a bit of a minefield to be making on the spot assesments on.