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Have put off applying for the past two years now due to being pessimistic and "sure" there would be a stumbling block! Now its a case of now or never. Myself, my partner and four children. We have owned a small business for 5 years as artists and framers. Partner fully skilled in all aspects of picture framing, he is an advanced GCF recognised by the Fine Art Guild in the UK. This involved accredited tests. I am an artist, contracted to a large publishing house, again no formal qualifications. My partner has very mild asthma requiring no regular medication. My son has more severe asthma requiring daily medication. He also suffers from allergies and has been admitted to hospital 4-5 times a year, usually just overnight to monitor after an allergic reaction. He had a balloon dilation in his aorta when he was a baby, this has been fine since and only requires a check up every two years. Three of the children are on the talented and gifted list (don't know if that makes any difference but guess everything is worth a try). I have a brother in Perth WA6060 who has been a citizen for ten years and been in constant employment. My mother is also a citizen and though currently in the UK has spent most of the past 17 years in Australia, Manly/Sydney. Both are willing to sponsor. Finally, we would be hoping to land with around £50-70,000. Would the health problems and lack of qualifications be an issue? Thank You
Have put off applying for the past two years now due to being pessimistic and "sure" there would be a stumbling block! Now its a case of now or never. Myself, my partner and four children. We have owned a small business for 5 years as artists and framers. Partner fully skilled in all aspects of picture framing, he is an advanced GCF recognised by the Fine Art Guild in the UK. This involved accredited tests. I am an artist, contracted to a large publishing house, again no formal qualifications. My partner has very mild asthma requiring no regular medication. My son has more severe asthma requiring daily medication. He also suffers from allergies and has been admitted to hospital 4-5 times a year, usually just overnight to monitor after an allergic reaction. He had a balloon dilation in his aorta when he was a baby, this has been fine since and only requires a check up every two years. Three of the children are on the talented and gifted list (don't know if that makes any difference but guess everything is worth a try). I have a brother in Perth WA6060 who has been a citizen for ten years and been in constant employment. My mother is also a citizen and though currently in the UK has spent most of the past 17 years in Australia, Manly/Sydney. Both are willing to sponsor. Finally, we would be hoping to land with around £50-70,000. Would the health problems and lack of qualifications be an issue? Thank You
I am a part qualified electrician I am studying for my final exam if I qualify is this good enough for a skilled visa or do I need work experience in this field? and if so how many years experience will I need?
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How best can a british father help his children who are non-uk nationals living in uk over the age of 21 but till dependant on him? OR what right has a non-uk national living in uk who's father is a british citizen.
its maria.if i finish my degree in community studies and work for a year as a youth worker would i be eligible for canada?could i take my 8year old son? would i need a pre arranged job? cheers.
Hi we are hopeing to start the emigration process soon for australia, we dont see any problems with the process as my wife is a well qualified nurse, however we do have a lot of debt, we will clear some when we sell the house but will still have significant credit card debts, and were wondering what would happen if we left without paying them, and if the debt we have would be an issue with our application, would welcome any advice, thanks.
can i ask when filling out the tra form question eight can it be printed out or would it give a better impression if it was written by hand
I am a 46 yr old builder with 30 yrs experience. Also married 14 yrs with 10 yr old. I am eligable? How much capital would I need?
hi. im 30 and a single mum to a 7year old. i will have a community studies degree by next may but no work experience. would i be able to move to canada or oz if i get offered a job?ill be qualified for youth and community work,housing and local council etc, community regeneration etc plus more.what money would i need?

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Have put off applying for the past two years now due to being pessimistic and "sure" there would be a stumbling block! Now its a case of now or never. Myself, my partner and four children. We have owned a small business for 5 years as artists and framers. Partner fully skilled in all aspects of picture framing, he is an advanced GCF recognised by the Fine Art Guild in the UK. This involved accredited tests. I am an artist, contracted to a large publishing house, again no formal qualifications. My partner has very mild asthma requiring no regular medication. My son has more severe asthma requiring daily medication. He also suffers from allergies and has been admitted to hospital 4-5 times a year, usually just overnight to monitor after an allergic reaction. He had a balloon dilation in his aorta when he was a baby, this has been fine since and only requires a check up every two years. Three of the children are on the talented and gifted list (don't know if that makes any difference but guess everything is worth a try). I have a brother in Perth WA6060 who has been a citizen for ten years and been in constant employment. My mother is also a citizen and though currently in the UK has spent most of the past 17 years in Australia, Manly/Sydney. Both are willing to sponsor. Finally, we would be hoping to land with around £50-70,000. Would the health problems and lack of qualifications be an issue? Thank You Author: N/A
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Have put off applying for the past two years now due to being pessimistic and "sure" there would be a stumbling block! Now its a case of now or never. Myself, my partner and four children. We have owned a small business for 5 years as artists and framers. Partner fully skilled in all aspects of picture framing, he is an advanced GCF recognised by the Fine Art Guild in the UK. This involved accredited tests. I am an artist, contracted to a large publishing house, again no formal qualifications. My partner has very mild asthma requiring no regular medication. My son has more severe asthma requiring daily medication. He also suffers from allergies and has been admitted to hospital 4-5 times a year, usually just overnight to monitor after an allergic reaction. He had a balloon dilation in his aorta when he was a baby, this has been fine since and only requires a check up every two years. Three of the children are on the talented and gifted list (don't know if that makes any difference but guess everything is worth a try). I have a brother in Perth WA6060 who has been a citizen for ten years and been in constant employment. My mother is also a citizen and though currently in the UK has spent most of the past 17 years in Australia, Manly/Sydney. Both are willing to sponsor. Finally, we would be hoping to land with around £50-70,000. Would the health problems and lack of qualifications be an issue? Thank You Author: N/A
	Hi - hard to say without more detail. feel free to call Richard Gregan on 0131 625 6906.
I am a part qualified electrician I am studying for my final exam if I qualify is this good enough for a skilled visa or do I need work experience in this field? and if so how many years experience will I need? Author: N/A
	12 months post qualification work experience on a 136 skilled visa.
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How best can a british father help his children who are non-uk nationals living in uk over the age of 21 but till dependant on him? OR what right has a non-uk national living in uk who's father is a british citizen. Author: N/A
	You should see the home office.
its maria.if i finish my degree in community studies and work for a year as a youth worker would i be eligible for canada?could i take my 8year old son? would i need a pre arranged job? cheers. Author: N/A
	pre-arranged jobs = no. Qualified with work experience = yes.
Hi we are hopeing to start the emigration process soon for australia, we dont see any problems with the process as my wife is a well qualified nurse, however we do have a lot of debt, we will clear some when we sell the house but will still have significant credit card debts, and were wondering what would happen if we left without paying them, and if the debt we have would be an issue with our application, would welcome any advice, thanks. Author: N/A
	It can be held against you under the "character criteria" - People do get away with this from time to time. It does affect your credit rating in Australia. You may want to call me to discuss other options. Richard Gregan 0131 625 6906.
can i ask when filling out the tra form question eight can it be printed out or would it give a better impression if it was written by hand Author: N/A
	I have it electronically filled in. I know hand written forms also pass muster.
I am a 46 yr old builder with 30 yrs experience. Also married 14 yrs with 10 yr old. I am eligable? How much capital would I need? Author: N/A
	Possibly - better for NZ than Oz - but both are possible.
hi. im 30 and a single mum to a 7year old. i will have a community studies degree by next may but no work experience. would i be able to move to canada or oz if i get offered a job?ill be qualified for youth and community work,housing and local council etc, community regeneration etc plus more.what money would i need? Author: N/A
	this is a "how long is a piece of string" question. Sit down with one of my staff for an hour and we can give you a pretty good estimate of costs and how much Cannad would require you to take in. (Canada are fairly unique amongst UK outbound destinations in that they do specify an amount of liquid cash to come into the country with and it varies depending upon Province.)