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when would i be notified if my application for canada was successful? or do they just sort it out and send the visa? the work permit you mentioned is that a temporary visa? what if i get temporary visa but get turned down for permanent visa?
i filled in your online eligibility thing and i got enough points to move to canada but would they accept me just having the minimum points to get through or would i have to get way more? also what are the chances of getting a job offer from canada? or do they prefer not to do that?
Hi my husband is an electrician, we have emigrated to New zealand and have residency i realise that if we wanted to migrate to australia we have to go through the immigration process again but we wondering how long does the process take (as in months)
My husband was in the British Army for 10 years as a HGV Class 1 Driver and once he left 3 years ago he carried on being a HGV driver. We was wondering if we could emigrate to Australia?
I am a 62 year old Man. I have owned my own Optical business for nearly 40 years I am a qualified Opthalmic Optician. Myself and my wife are considering emigration to New Zealand in approximately 2.5 years. I intend to work as an Optician, is there an age limit on a work visa? My wife is 58yrs old. She may look for part time unskilled work if she is allowed. We will have approximately £300,000 to bring into New Zealand for property / living costs.
I am a 35 yr old single mum of a 13yr old boy. We are hoping to emigrate to New Zealand in 2 1/2 years. I will then have completed 12 months post qualification as a Social Worker BA (HoNS) What do you think our chances are? I will be working full time. I have experience in Mental Health and Child Care.
I am a 28 year old South African male who is interested in immigrating to Australia. I have been working for my father's construction company for 6 years as a Site Foreman/Project although I do not have any qualifications in this field. Do you think I would be successful in my application?
i am a discharged bankrupt who has a possibility of a skilled migrants visa to australia . are there any restrictions i should be aware of other than the obvious bank / credit account applications and are the litigation laws as uk
I am currently seeking skilled migration from the UK as a time-served welder (1st class). I served an apprenticeship with the Engineering Construction Industry Training Board UK and worked for a further 3 years as a pipeline welder. Following this I spent 3-years at university gaining qualifications in Welding Engineering. I now have three years experience as a welding engineer. With a view of going back to being a welder in australia, would I be eligible for migration as a time-served welder?
hiya its maria. when i finish my community studies degree and have deone a year or so work experience in youth work or domestic violence etc which country would i be better off trying to emigrate to canada or australia? both really appeal and i was wondering if getting accepted to one might be easier than the other ie my skills might be more needed in canada or would australia have a need for youth workers? please help.

Questions & Answers
when would i be notified if my application for canada was successful? or do they just sort it out and send the visa? the work permit you mentioned is that a temporary visa? what if i get temporary visa but get turned down for permanent visa? Author: N/A
	This is an FAQ - not a DIY assistance site. You need to either research fully or appoint an agent to represent you.
i filled in your online eligibility thing and i got enough points to move to canada but would they accept me just having the minimum points to get through or would i have to get way more? also what are the chances of getting a job offer from canada? or do they prefer not to do that? Author: N/A
	pass mark is enough to qualify. Job offers are very difficult to coordinate and not very common. Work permits can plug the gap between migration application finalisation and the employer being kept happy and not waiting for visa grant.
Hi my husband is an electrician, we have emigrated to New zealand and have residency i realise that if we wanted to migrate to australia we have to go through the immigration process again but we wondering how long does the process take (as in months) Author: N/A
	8 to 12 at present.
My husband was in the British Army for 10 years as a HGV Class 1 Driver and once he left 3 years ago he carried on being a HGV driver. We was wondering if we could emigrate to Australia? Author: N/A
	Driver is not on the Occupation List.
I am a 62 year old Man. I have owned my own Optical business for nearly 40 years I am a qualified Opthalmic Optician. Myself and my wife are considering emigration to New Zealand in approximately 2.5 years. I intend to work as an Optician, is there an age limit on a work visa? My wife is 58yrs old. She may look for part time unskilled work if she is allowed. We will have approximately £300,000 to bring into New Zealand for property / living costs. Author: N/A
	56 is the cut off for a skilled visa. There are some other options via your business experience given your age. Call Richard Gregan - 0131 625 6906 for a free assesment and chat on your options.
I am a 35 yr old single mum of a 13yr old boy. We are hoping to emigrate to New Zealand in 2 1/2 years. I will then have completed 12 months post qualification as a Social Worker BA (HoNS) What do you think our chances are? I will be working full time. I have experience in Mental Health and Child Care. Author: N/A
	With a job offer from an NZ employer in your field I would say you have a very good chance.
I am a 28 year old South African male who is interested in immigrating to Australia. I have been working for my father's construction company for 6 years as a Site Foreman/Project although I do not have any qualifications in this field. Do you think I would be successful in my application? Author: N/A
	It is possible - if the work you are doing can be construed as a Trade on the SOL list. You need to fill in an assesment on this site for further advice.
i am a discharged bankrupt who has a possibility of a skilled migrants visa to australia . are there any restrictions i should be aware of other than the obvious bank / credit account applications and are the litigation laws as uk Author: N/A
	The bankruptcy does not generally affect skilled applications. It will affect your credit rating in Australia - as it would here - if you apply for mortgages or credit cards etc. Litigation is similar to the UK.
I am currently seeking skilled migration from the UK as a time-served welder (1st class). I served an apprenticeship with the Engineering Construction Industry Training Board UK and worked for a further 3 years as a pipeline welder. Following this I spent 3-years at university gaining qualifications in Welding Engineering. I now have three years experience as a welding engineer. With a view of going back to being a welder in australia, would I be eligible for migration as a time-served welder? Author: N/A
	Yes - I beleive you do. Tricky TRA and RWE here though. You should use SOME professional help. Call Richard GREGAN or Laurence Robertson of OE Visas.
hiya its maria. when i finish my community studies degree and have deone a year or so work experience in youth work or domestic violence etc which country would i be better off trying to emigrate to canada or australia? both really appeal and i was wondering if getting accepted to one might be easier than the other ie my skills might be more needed in canada or would australia have a need for youth workers? please help. Author: N/A
	This is an FAQ - not DIY assistance. You either need to employ a professional or lodge your own application. Good Luck.