I am trying to migrate to Australia and I have found it very...

Answer by christina moore
Submitted on 3/13/2004
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If you want to Migrate, Take a look at my Site www.migratetoaustralia.co.uk This is full of FREE Information, Take a look at the forum page, New links are going on all the time, In the next few days the Visa and points test link will be up and running This is a FREE link to see if you have a chance to immigrate, as it dose cost a lot of money now, The days are gone when we only paid �10 On the Forum page there is info on how to get more points for your skills, In the Immigration Process, points are what counts, so understanding how to gain more can save you time and money, On the Forum I have listed the FAST TRACK SKILLS, If you have one of these skills then you will have no worries, and you should put your application in now!! I hope this helps, Kind Regards Christina Moore

Answer by Pat
Submitted on 7/18/2004
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Hi, I currently live in The Netherlands, but am looking at any possibilities of moving to Melbourne, Australia as soon as next year. Main purpose is to join with a loved one (she is to move there for university studying purposes by February 2004). My education has taken me as far as the International Baccalaureate, and I am currently following an at-home study of Tourism, while working full-time (Helpdesk, Site Support, IT Security for a Swedish multinational). Best would be for me to find work in Melbourne, but I can't seem to find the requirements for being accepted into Australia, and the paths I will have to take to get settled. Picking up a is also a possibility theoretically, yet not financially. Any pointers? Thanks and regards, Pat

Answer by Les
Submitted on 7/19/2004
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Hi, I can understand. The process can be complicated, but there are several approaches. If you don't qualify via one channel, there can be several other channels that you can tap on. For example, in one case, one teacher did not qualify the points requirement when she put "teacher" as occupation. The migration agent examine her applications, and sit with her to find other 'channels'. The result? They re-submit her as "Youth Worker" instead, and she pass the scoring requirement! So you see, a professional agent can help you STUDY your application and derive the best approach for your applications. From time to time, the Australia may require certain skill set and you need experts who knows exactly what people are needed most at your time of application and how to best optimise your applications. You can get the same professional study from nTRUST (http://www.ntrust.com.sg), a registered migration agent based in Singapore.

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Question by Dave
Submitted on 11/24/2003
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I am trying to migrate to Australia and I have found it very difficult. I have a lady there that I want to marry, but even she has found the same road blocks that I have. If anyone has any information that can help I would appreciate it. Oh, by the way I live in the USA now. Thank you.

Answer by Edmund Lee
Submitted on 12/4/2003
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Dear Dave, How difficult it would be will be on a case by case basis. Is there anything in your case which you believe is causing you this difficulty? Should you like me to look at your case briefly, you can reach me at this website http://www.dolphinmigration.com.au Best regards, Edmund Lee Registered Migration Agent

Answer by Shoukat
Submitted on 1/26/2004
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I never tried but always dream about australia. I am desperate to work in australia, in the friendly atmosphere.

Answer by Erica
Submitted on 2/10/2004
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To whom it may concern, My husband and I are looking into migrating to Australia, My husband has recently received a job offer to Work in Apsley (Victoria) working on a Farm, My husband is qualified as a Farmer. He has had many years experience working on Farms, he is also very healthy and has no criminal record. Could you please advise or can you help us, as the Job is to commence for the 10th May 2004. CAn you please help us... Regards

Answer by younus idris
Submitted on 3/9/2004
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i want yo migrate to Australia what can you help me

Answer by christina moore
Submitted on 2/8/2004
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Dear Dave, keep a look out for my new Site www.migratetoaustralia.co.uk, it will be up and running soon, It will have lot of information on it, Regards, Christina Moore

Answer by christina moore
Submitted on 3/1/2004
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The Farmers Wife, Its is always good to have a job to go to and this can improve your chances, Age and Health are also Important, you should first look at the Australian Visa site and take the Free Points Test, this will give you a starting point to your Application, If you do not pass the Points test, Look at why and what you need to do,I must say the 10th of May is not to far away, but even if you miss out on the chance do not give up, It took me 4 Years to grt there, and now I have a web site to help poeple to do the same, My site will be up and running soon, Keep a look out for it, I wish you well, Christina Moore, www.migratetoaustralia.co.uk

Answer by mother of 3
Submitted on 5/11/2004
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i would like to immigrate to australia i am in the health proffesion. however my husband has a criminal record is there a possibility of success

Answer by Joanne
Submitted on 6/2/2004
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Hi We are in Perth western Australia, and have set up a meet and greet business for all new migrants, holiday makers, business people etc. If you are heading our way get in touch with us, a great place to live i have to say. Joanne www.perthmeetandgreet.com

Answer by Louise
Submitted on 8/3/2004
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I am a UK chartered accountant and Australian Registered Migration Agent with years of professional experience and a 100% migration application success rate to date. I specialise in Business, Skilled and Family Visas. If you are interested in my services, please go to www.migrateaustralia.net.au or email me on info@mirgateaustralia.net.au I look forward to hearing from you. Kind regards Louise Edwards B.A.(Hons). ACA, AIMM, MMIA Registered Migration Agent No. 0320292

Answer by Baiju
Submitted on 8/9/2004
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I wish to work in Australia,(As an Accountant/Administrator) what should I do for getting a job there? Can you please advise, I am an Indian working in Saudi Arabia

Answer by farooq
Submitted on 8/23/2004
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hello guys i am doctor and working in pakistan .i worked in ophthalmology for the last 4 years .i want to work in australia.what should i do?what is the procedure of medical rgistration.i want to work in ophthalmology.is any body here to guide me?ok have a nice day.

Answer by fawazk
Submitted on 1/16/2005
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I want to immigrate to Australia to have more good living, and all the establishments that I have asked for; the were asking me for an advance payment to do it so. But I don n0t have that money to risk with something I do not know its will be superseded or not . Kindly advice me with the official names of the establishments that you do not need to pay them until you are in Australia and have on the immigration visa. Thank you in advance for your cooperation, Fawaz kassoumeh

Answer by che aquino
Submitted on 4/15/2005
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hi, i lived in Philippines and my husband is working as a seaman they are base now at england. i have 1 son and we are planning to migrate in australia we have been there as visitors last 3 yrs ago for 6months,at melbourne to visits his aunts. i know that its a big help or points if we have sponsors that could help us, but we want to prove and stand on our own that we could do it without their help. hope u could give me pointers!

Answer by waled mohameed abd elrhman
Submitted on 5/2/2005
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i want to live in Australia and the married there because likt it can u help me here im not have any thing my mother and father died hope this from my life only

Answer by AndrewM
Submitted on 3/29/2006
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We may be able to help. There are usually ways of getting you into Australia. The main factors are work history, qualifications and age. It's much trickier if your over 45 unless you can cough up the $$$$ as a retiree. Check out http://www.thinkingaustralia.com for info or ask our clients on the chatforum http://chatabout.thinkingaustralia.com Cheers Andrew M (Hey I'm just the web guy)

Answer by AndrewM
Submitted on 3/29/2006
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We may be able to help. There are usually ways of getting you into Australia. The main factors are work history, qualifications and age. It's much trickier if your over 45 unless you can cough up the $$$$ as a retiree. Check out http://www.thinkingaustralia.com for info or ask our clients on the chatforum http://chatabout.thinkingaustralia.com Cheers Andrew M (Hey I'm just the web guy)

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Answer by tushar patel
Submitted on 7/15/2005
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hi i m tushar Patel and i wanna to migrate to Australia for permenant residence so which procedure i should unger go. pls help me in this regards i m master of marketing management from pune Indian university and my wife is also bear same qualification can we eligible for migration awaiting for yr reply. tushar patel

Answer by JohnAustin
Submitted on 2/20/2006
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Have a look at the migration pages on http://www.thinkingaustralia.com . I found them useful. You could also try emailing darrell@thinkingaustralia.com . It took us nearly 2 years to get in but all is fine now. cheers John (Now in Melbourne)

Answer by kulbir
Submitted on 12/7/2006
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we are trying to migrate to Australia from Canada but there is no one with clear cut answers to how does the process works? All those answerss above does not make any sense to me. its just links to google add. can onyone give a real true answer please thanks

Answer by Migration agent
Submitted on 1/9/2007
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You have to be very careful. The example given above by NTRUST is incorrect and this kind of application would fail. A teacher cannot normally be assessed as another occupation. Under Reg 2.27B of the Australia Migration Act 1958 there are certain occupations, such as teachers, that cannot be assessed as an alternate occupation. Check the person giving you advice is registered. Clearly the person writing this is not a registered agent is misleading people.

Answer by NICKS
Submitted on 5/2/2007
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hi i am trying to migrate to Australia for studying MBA, and want to know whether my wife can work there while i am studying?

Answer by gerwin
Submitted on 6/2/2007
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Hi! I am a registered nurse here in the Philippines, what are the necessary steps i need to do to work in Australia? What would be my status if ver, permanent resident status or working permit?