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My husband and I are seriously considering emigrating to Australia, we have only just stared our enquiries so are not sure how the
I am a 43 year old married British citizen with 2 children (14 and 11) and wish to immigrate to Australia. I
I am a 43 year old married British citizen with 2 children (14 and 11) and wish to immigrate to Australia.
Dear Sir/ Madam, My same sex partner (of 12 months) and I both hold UK passports. In additon I hold an Australian passport. We would like to immigrate or have permanent residency status in New Zealand. Currently we both work overseas but would like to settle in NZ after 18 months more. Can we and what might we have to do to achieve this. Sincerely Wayne.
I have 2:! class honours degree in psychology but have never worked in the field since i graduated and do not really intend on working as a pscyhologist. I have 4 yrs working experience in the general insurance/life assurance field but as this is in several different jobs, i have not reached management level yet. ive recently returned from melbourne where i was on a W Hol Visa and i want to move there permanently. I have no family and my australian (same-sex)partner and i are not serious enough yet to apply for a spousal visa. I have money to invest invest in property but am not sure whether this is a way into the country? i have doen a bit of research and the only way of getting a visa is through a 2 yr student visa which is costly and guarenteed for 2 yrs, based on what i have said, can you suggest any other options as i miss my partner and long to return there permanently?
I am a 20 year old woman who has recently passed A levels. I want to move to USA in order to attend a theatre school and persue a career in acting, How can I apply to live in USA if I am a student/actress?
I amlooking to emigrate to Australia or New Zealand, I have been a baker for seven years followed by being a department and store manager, I have no real qualifications but lot
I am currently 29 and will be turning 30 at the end of April 2006. It looks like I currently have just enought points for an Australian skilled visa, but have I left it too late to start the process?
I am a Registered Nurse from Singapore, very keen to migrate to Australia (perth) but my age may be a problem as I am 54 now. My other plus points are I obtained my Bachelors degree in Nursing from La Trobe University Melbourne and has a wide experience in many disciplines . I will have to bring my son who is 20 to further his studies after completion of National Service. What are my chances of obtaining P.R . Will my son
If I apply for SIR, can my son come along to further his studies. Is he eligible for education entitled for residents

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My husband and I are seriously considering emigrating to Australia, we have only just stared our enquiries so are not sure how the Author": N/A
	It sounds to me like the business entry visas may be your first options. This does not really have a points test. Fill in the on line form and we will get back to you within 12 hours - or call me directly - 0131 625 6906
I am a 43 year old married British citizen with 2 children (14 and 11) and wish to immigrate to Australia. I Author": N/A
	step 1 is to get your skills assessed by the Australian Computer Society (ACS) This can be a tricky one to ge through. Step 2 is DIMIA application. There is actually a 5 year window to settle in Australia after you have validated your visa - "no hurry to go to Australia - lots of hurry to have the vias in place.
I am a 43 year old married British citizen with 2 children (14 and 11) and wish to immigrate to Australia. Author": N/A
	please fill in the on line assesment and we will let you know if you have a reasonable chance of success. There is no charge for this assesment.
Dear Sir/ Madam, My same sex partner (of 12 months) and I both hold UK passports. In additon I hold an Australian passport. We would like to immigrate or have permanent residency status in New Zealand. Currently we both work overseas but would like to settle in NZ after 18 months more. Can we and what might we have to do to achieve this. Sincerely Wayne. Author": N/A
	Hello Wayne, You can do this by applying directly to NZ for a "de-facto" visa. You will need to satisfy the Government that your relationship is 2Genuine and committed" and then you are in. There are one or two other routes I could go through with you if you want to contact me directly - richard@my-oe.com
I have 2:! class honours degree in psychology but have never worked in the field since i graduated and do not really intend on working as a pscyhologist. I have 4 yrs working experience in the general insurance/life assurance field but as this is in several different jobs, i have not reached management level yet. ive recently returned from melbourne where i was on a W Hol Visa and i want to move there permanently. I have no family and my australian (same-sex)partner and i are not serious enough yet to apply for a spousal visa. I have money to invest invest in property but am not sure whether this is a way into the country? i have doen a bit of research and the only way of getting a visa is through a 2 yr student visa which is costly and guarenteed for 2 yrs, based on what i have said, can you suggest any other options as i miss my partner and long to return there permanently? Author": N/A
	If you and your partner can prove 12 months of cohabitation - you could apply for an interdependency visa. If not you could go for that 12 months either here or in Oz. I dont really see a way forward for you under the skilled migration route given your history as described. Student visa's have a down side of "cost". I cannot offer any more suggestions.
I am a 20 year old woman who has recently passed A levels. I want to move to USA in order to attend a theatre school and persue a career in acting, How can I apply to live in USA if I am a student/actress? Author": N/A
	You need to apply for a student visa.
I amlooking to emigrate to Australia or New Zealand, I have been a baker for seven years followed by being a department and store manager, I have no real qualifications but lot Author": N/A
	You could possibly qualify through a "TRA" approval as a baker. Give us a call - 0845 601 7810
I am currently 29 and will be turning 30 at the end of April 2006. It looks like I currently have just enought points for an Australian skilled visa, but have I left it too late to start the process? Author": N/A
	provided you have the right skilled occupation you have not left it too late. Now is always the best time to apply. the rules generally get harder not easier...
I am a Registered Nurse from Singapore, very keen to migrate to Australia (perth) but my age may be a problem as I am 54 now. My other plus points are I obtained my Bachelors degree in Nursing from La Trobe University Melbourne and has a wide experience in many disciplines . I will have to bring my son who is 20 to further his studies after completion of National Service. What are my chances of obtaining P.R . Will my son Author": N/A
	There are a couple of possible entry routes for you - but not a "DIY" matter in my opinion. Get urgent help form a local (to you) Registered Migration Agent.
If I apply for SIR, can my son come along to further his studies. Is he eligible for education entitled for residents Author": N/A
	Yes -