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I am 44 at present and am about to take final accountancy exams what visa could I get when I receive my results I will be 45
I dont have a job in NZ but I have 100 points and I have been through the interview. My occupation is IT which is in Long term shortage list. That's the reason I asked whehter in this situation What are my chances of getting direct PR rather than work to residence
Hiya can you explain to me what the case officer does once he/she has been assigned is it off there say so wether you get your visa or not.
Once medicals and ploice checks have been completed are there many cases that then get refused visas
My partner works in the UK for a company whose head office is in Seattle. He is hopeful that he could be offered a position there. He currently holds managerial status in the UK, and has a bachelor's and masters degree. I am an occupational health nurse at the moment, also with amangerial status, and have 2 bachelors degrees - does it sound like we have a case for getting a visa??
I am planning on moving to Australia in 15 months, basically going in with my New Zealand Partner (I'm british). Would being bankrupt in the UK affect my chances of getting into Australia. Also how would this affect my credit record in Australia?
hi my boyfriend is an aircraft engineer he doesnt have qualifacations but has been doing the job for 3 yrs he now wants to move to austrailia to work with aircrafts over there i was wondering if this would be possible and would i be able to go with him or do we need to be married and what is a good sum to move over there with many thanks louise
my husband and I want to emigrate to Australia but my eldest child is not the biological child of my husband. His father has had no contact with him for over 3 years. What are the obstacles involved
Hi, I e-filed my application (from India) for a student visa on August 12th 2006. As per the status on Australian High Commision's website, my status is as follows: ________________________________ Application Student Offshore 12/08/2006 Application received - processing commenced 12/08/2006 Application fee received 22/08/2006 Health requirements finalised 22/08/2006 Further medical results received 22/08/2006 Further medical results received 22/08/2006 Further medical results received ________________________________ I am still waiting for a visa. My course is goin to commence on October 2nd 2006 and its already September 25 today. I applied through an agent. They have not yet been contacted by DIMA as of yet. Please advise, what should I do?
Let me reframe my question regarding Work to residence visa of NZ As you must be aware that in skilled migrant category the final result after visa interview could be: 1. Permanent residence 2. Work to residence(you have 6 months to get skilled job in your occupation then only you get PR) 3.Decline of visa I just want to know whether in this category visa does somebody really get 1.Residence visa or it is always 2.Work to residence visa given to applicants after the visa interview?

Questions & Answers
I am 44 at present and am about to take final accountancy exams what visa could I get when I receive my results I will be 45 Author: N/A
	for what country?
I dont have a job in NZ but I have 100 points and I have been through the interview. My occupation is IT which is in Long term shortage list. That's the reason I asked whehter in this situation What are my chances of getting direct PR rather than work to residence Author: N/A
	not so good at this time - but this could change with legislatin tinkers or current points threshold dropping
Hiya can you explain to me what the case officer does once he/she has been assigned is it off there say so wether you get your visa or not. Author: N/A
	Yes - a case office is the Minister's "delegate" and makes the decision whwhter to grant or refuse the visa on her behalf.
Once medicals and ploice checks have been completed are there many cases that then get refused visas Author: N/A
	If there is a problem with either one -= then yes. If these are fine you are 99% sure of getting the visa, as this is the last "hurdle " you have to jump to get the visa.
My partner works in the UK for a company whose head office is in Seattle. He is hopeful that he could be offered a position there. He currently holds managerial status in the UK, and has a bachelor's and masters degree. I am an occupational health nurse at the moment, also with amangerial status, and have 2 bachelors degrees - does it sound like we have a case for getting a visa?? Author: N/A
	yep. fill in our on line assesment and we will get back to you with specifics.
I am planning on moving to Australia in 15 months, basically going in with my New Zealand Partner (I'm british). Would being bankrupt in the UK affect my chances of getting into Australia. Also how would this affect my credit record in Australia? Author: N/A
	It would almost certainly affect your credit rating (i.e. the ability to get a mortgage, credit cards etc) and COULD be considered an issue of "character".
hi my boyfriend is an aircraft engineer he doesnt have qualifacations but has been doing the job for 3 yrs he now wants to move to austrailia to work with aircrafts over there i was wondering if this would be possible and would i be able to go with him or do we need to be married and what is a good sum to move over there with many thanks louise Author: N/A
	3 years wouldbe considered insufficent "on the job training".
my husband and I want to emigrate to Australia but my eldest child is not the biological child of my husband. His father has had no contact with him for over 3 years. What are the obstacles involved Author: N/A
	read previous FAQs re "Hague Convention or ring Richard Gregan on 0131 625 6906.
Hi, I e-filed my application (from India) for a student visa on August 12th 2006. As per the status on Australian High Commision's website, my status is as follows: ________________________________ Application Student Offshore 12/08/2006 Application received - processing commenced 12/08/2006 Application fee received 22/08/2006 Health requirements finalised 22/08/2006 Further medical results received 22/08/2006 Further medical results received 22/08/2006 Further medical results received ________________________________ I am still waiting for a visa. My course is goin to commence on October 2nd 2006 and its already September 25 today. I applied through an agent. They have not yet been contacted by DIMA as of yet. Please advise, what should I do? Author: N/A
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Let me reframe my question regarding Work to residence visa of NZ As you must be aware that in skilled migrant category the final result after visa interview could be: 1. Permanent residence 2. Work to residence(you have 6 months to get skilled job in your occupation then only you get PR) 3.Decline of visa I just want to know whether in this category visa does somebody really get 1.Residence visa or it is always 2.Work to residence visa given to applicants after the visa interview? Author: N/A
	see my first answer - it stands. You must pass the poits that are required in that draw - which in practice ususally means a job.