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suppose they could not think of anything intreasting to say.... anyway my question is about the age issue ...we are looking to buy a business in aus ..we have family there i am over 44 my wife is not ..is there a amount you must invest to be abel to get residency ? thanks for yourhelp
A previous firm i worked for does not exsist anymore will this hold up my tra application the firm finished in 1999.
do you have to apply to the tra first before sending the general skilled application forms of.
Would we be able to take our (2) parents, both of which are over 60, to Austrailia with us if we met all other requirements? Thanks!
I have been reading your answers to a couple of people asking about emmigration once you are over 45. One answer said a job offer could be a deciding factor and the other said the answer would be a definate No! to emigration even with a job offer. I am confused over the two different replies as i was about to ask an almost identical question.
I am an office/accounts manager aged 46...if i were to apply for and be offered a job in australia would my family and I be able to emigrate
Is it possible to emigrate to australia if you are both aged over 45. I am a management accountant and my husband is an assistant head teacher of a secondary school. He has a brother in Australia who has permanent residency
Just wanted to say thanks and keep up the good work ...i have passed on your details to other people who ask me questions and told them to check out the website cheers
Hi i am the sub arc welder who has a chance of a job with a company i deal with in aus i am 47 now will this count against me or will company sponsership help
what are the chances of me getting a visa for oz if i have suffered with depression.i have recovered now and am off medication , i am skilled and my wife also has held down a job for 15 years.my children have good prospects are doing well at school and it would be great for us to do this .thanks jim.

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suppose they could not think of anything intreasting to say.... anyway my question is about the age issue ...we are looking to buy a business in aus ..we have family there i am over 44 my wife is not ..is there a amount you must invest to be abel to get residency ? thanks for yourhelp Author: N/A
	Werent they just full of educated vehemance! An asset to any country I am sure. This depends upon your business history and what you propose to do in Australia. Please call me, Richard Gregan on 0131 625 6906 for your options. I do not charge for this. Please dont swear at me though. I get hurt feelings very easily!
A previous firm i worked for does not exsist anymore will this hold up my tra application the firm finished in 1999. Author: N/A
	Thsi can be a hold up - and ultimately the cause of a refusal. Gathering other evidence is required. Such things as pay slips, letters of appointment, internal reviews, business cards all can add some weight. This is the sort of area that would make a cse not suitable for DIY. Call Richard Gregan for guidance on 0131 625 6906.
do you have to apply to the tra first before sending the general skilled application forms of. Author: N/A
	Yes. Please do some serious research before sending in any applications - espe those where you have to pay a fee!. Have a guess how high the "non represented" application fail rate at DIMA (DICA) was last year?
Would we be able to take our (2) parents, both of which are over 60, to Austrailia with us if we met all other requirements? Thanks! Author: N/A
	Probably not with you on the same flight. Permanent residents who sponsor parents generally have to be "settled", which can take some time to do. Parents can travel over and begin to get things in order prior to them beginnning an application process shortly after you have arrived.
I have been reading your answers to a couple of people asking about emmigration once you are over 45. One answer said a job offer could be a deciding factor and the other said the answer would be a definate No! to emigration even with a job offer. I am confused over the two different replies as i was about to ask an almost identical question. Author: N/A
	The later one is a 40 point occupation. THe earlier one was on MODL.
I am an office/accounts manager aged 46...if i were to apply for and be offered a job in australia would my family and I be able to emigrate Author: N/A
	No. - There is a tiny technical possibility but my answer would be almost a definite no!
Is it possible to emigrate to australia if you are both aged over 45. I am a management accountant and my husband is an assistant head teacher of a secondary school. He has a brother in Australia who has permanent residency Author: N/A
	Under the skilled programme you must be under 45 years. Under some circumstances and under other programmes exceptions can be made. An offer of employment for you could be a deciding factor.
Just wanted to say thanks and keep up the good work ...i have passed on your details to other people who ask me questions and told them to check out the website cheers Author: N/A
	No worries!
Hi i am the sub arc welder who has a chance of a job with a company i deal with in aus i am 47 now will this count against me or will company sponsership help Author: N/A
	There are some possibilities with ENS and claiming "exceptional" circumstances. At OE we deal with 4 to 6 of these a year. Call RIchard Gregan 0131 625 6906 for assistance.
what are the chances of me getting a visa for oz if i have suffered with depression.i have recovered now and am off medication , i am skilled and my wife also has held down a job for 15 years.my children have good prospects are doing well at school and it would be great for us to do this .thanks jim. Author: N/A
	Depression of itself will not stop you going. A view will be taken as to likely future costs to the Australian Health care community if you are granted residence. High costs would mean you would be refused. Low or no costs would mean you would most likely be accepted.