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hi my husband a chef in the british army so can get enough points for both of us to qualify. the problems is that i am a disabled war pensioner. i only have slight mobility problems and do not require any ongoing treatment from the nhs. i do take pain killers which are prescribed by my doctor. i can buy these over the counter so there is no problems over there. i am unsure if they will take me with a disability. does it depend on the nature of and degree of disability
HI IS IT POSSIBLE TO GET A VISA TO MOVE TO NEW ZEALAND AND THEN MOVE TO AUSTRALIA AFTER A FEW YEARS OR IS NEWZEALAND JUST AS GOOD AN OPPOTUNITY FOR A BETTER LIFE AS OZ IS THANKS
My husband is a newly qualified wall & floor tiler,can he get a skilled visa to Australia without work experience? If not what other options are available as we are tyring to relocate to Australia for a better life for our young family?
Is there anyway I can get my file of PR to canada be considered faster. i have already applied to Canada PR but still after 3 years my status online shows inprocess
i am a registered nurse and my husband has an IT degree. we would like to emigrate to australia. However we have some personal debt and 1 ccj. We would settle these with ecquity from sale of house prior to emigrating. Would it affect our application and getting a mortgage?
My wife and I have 2kids one of 13 and the other 11 neither of us are skilled. My wife`s sister is an australian citizen of 31 years and is willing to sponsor us. we would be taking out £130,000 of which we would be buying a house out of. What are our chances of being allowed to emegrate to Australia?
hi my husband and i would like to emigrate to australia, my husband is a skilled solid plasterer, but i have rheumatoid arthritis, would this stop us getting in? we have our own money and would be self sufficient, and would like to buy a caravan park over there. thanks
I am 46 years old with a financial services background, I have been out of work for the past 18 months due to childcare. Whilst my wife who is also 46 has been employed solidly for the past 20 years her job is not on the required skills list. Is ther any way we can move to live in Australia, our cash networth after house sale would be in excess of £500,000. Many thanks
Hi, I am 33 and a newly qualified UK midwife with no jobs available in the UK. My husband is 37 and an office worker - he is also diabetic (medication only. we have two children, 6 and 8. my husband has an uncle in Sydney. what is the best way for us to emigrate to Aus?
We have recently decided that we want to emmigrate to Australia as a family, myself, my wife my 2 children, my mother (48years old - carer for my children whilst we work) and my 23year old sister. I am a qualified Asbestos Surveyor and plumber and my wife a Fraud Investigator. We have both been employed as these for over 3years. My sister recently returned from Australia and had no problems obtaining a working holiday visa. My mothers 1st cousin lives in Perth and has for 15years and is willing to sponsor us. What kind of visa would we need to apply for? Would we all be able to go on the 1 visa or would we need to apply seperately?

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hi my husband a chef in the british army so can get enough points for both of us to qualify. the problems is that i am a disabled war pensioner. i only have slight mobility problems and do not require any ongoing treatment from the nhs. i do take pain killers which are prescribed by my doctor. i can buy these over the counter so there is no problems over there. i am unsure if they will take me with a disability. does it depend on the nature of and degree of disability Author: N/A
	It absolutely does depend upon the nature and severity of the disability. This would probably take you out of the DIY application basket in my opinion. I deal with several ex Armed Forces people with similar problems per year. Call me (Richard Gregan) on 0131 625 6906.
HI IS IT POSSIBLE TO GET A VISA TO MOVE TO NEW ZEALAND AND THEN MOVE TO AUSTRALIA AFTER A FEW YEARS OR IS NEWZEALAND JUST AS GOOD AN OPPOTUNITY FOR A BETTER LIFE AS OZ IS THANKS Author: N/A
	The last part of the question is best answered "depends who you talk to". Some cricket fans from both sides of the ditch would have strongly contrasting opinions right now. Really - it is "horses for courses" and what suits some - doesnt suit others. Why dont you try before you buy and visit both? If you are a New Zealand citizen (which takes 5 years permanent residence) you have certain rights of entry into Australia.
My husband is a newly qualified wall & floor tiler,can he get a skilled visa to Australia without work experience? If not what other options are available as we are tyring to relocate to Australia for a better life for our young family? Author: N/A
	He will need to pass TRA and then have a minimum of 6 onths post qual work experince. For some visas 12 months P/Q work exp is required and some times 3 out of the last 4 years is required to "get over the line" with the points test.
Is there anyway I can get my file of PR to canada be considered faster. i have already applied to Canada PR but still after 3 years my status online shows inprocess Author: N/A
	Isnt it just the most frustrating country to apply to. Some people can get a help along from the Provincial Governments and employers.
i am a registered nurse and my husband has an IT degree. we would like to emigrate to australia. However we have some personal debt and 1 ccj. We would settle these with ecquity from sale of house prior to emigrating. Would it affect our application and getting a mortgage? Author: N/A
	Migration = no. New Mortgage in Australia - quite probably would give you some extra hastle. If you have a good amount of equity to put into a new home I dont see too much problem borrowing the remainder.
My wife and I have 2kids one of 13 and the other 11 neither of us are skilled. My wife`s sister is an australian citizen of 31 years and is willing to sponsor us. we would be taking out £130,000 of which we would be buying a house out of. What are our chances of being allowed to emegrate to Australia? Author: N/A
	Not good at all. You may consider a student to skilled worker route - but as I have commented before - high risk for families with young kids.
hi my husband and i would like to emigrate to australia, my husband is a skilled solid plasterer, but i have rheumatoid arthritis, would this stop us getting in? we have our own money and would be self sufficient, and would like to buy a caravan park over there. thanks Author: N/A
	The arthritus would need to be medically assessed as part of the application. Call me, ( Richard Gregan) for a consultation onthe medical aspect of this matter. There is no charge for a phone conversation.
I am 46 years old with a financial services background, I have been out of work for the past 18 months due to childcare. Whilst my wife who is also 46 has been employed solidly for the past 20 years her job is not on the required skills list. Is ther any way we can move to live in Australia, our cash networth after house sale would be in excess of £500,000. Many thanks Author: N/A
	No chance under the skilled catergory. Please call me on 0131 625 6906 to go through options - including; business, student or investment etc.
Hi, I am 33 and a newly qualified UK midwife with no jobs available in the UK. My husband is 37 and an office worker - he is also diabetic (medication only. we have two children, 6 and 8. my husband has an uncle in Sydney. what is the best way for us to emigrate to Aus? Author: N/A
	Skilled General Migration. Idealy 136 is the "gold medal" visa (I have borrowed this term from a well respected comptetitor) - This will mean no need to use the sponsorship of your uncle. The diabetes ususally doesnt cause too much of a problem if it is well controlled.
We have recently decided that we want to emmigrate to Australia as a family, myself, my wife my 2 children, my mother (48years old - carer for my children whilst we work) and my 23year old sister. I am a qualified Asbestos Surveyor and plumber and my wife a Fraud Investigator. We have both been employed as these for over 3years. My sister recently returned from Australia and had no problems obtaining a working holiday visa. My mothers 1st cousin lives in Perth and has for 15years and is willing to sponsor us. What kind of visa would we need to apply for? Would we all be able to go on the 1 visa or would we need to apply seperately? Author: N/A
	You as a plumber should hae no problem. For comment on your Mum nad sister you need a full in depth assesment. Call us.