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Moving to Oz with an 18yr old child..

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Stephen Jones - 30 Jul 2005 15:48 GMT
Have already asked this question elsewhere but need some more answers.

We are about to start our application, but last week one of the kids
turned 18. He is hoping to remain in education, but do any of you guys
know of the problems this could cause us?

Would appreciate your views.

Steve & Lynn
Jonahs_mummy - 30 Jul 2005 16:21 GMT
> Have already asked this question elsewhere but need some more answers.
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> Steve & Lynn

On the visa appl form you have to list all dependant kids that are over
18 & I know that full time education is defo one of the categories. I
guess so long as you say he is continuing hi education it will be fine.
JAJ - 30 Jul 2005 16:47 GMT
> Have already asked this question elsewhere but need some more answers.
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> Steve & Lynn

The Skilled Migration Booklet has information on dependency, which you
should read.  Once a child turns 18 it's up to you to prove dependency.

DIMIA like to see the child in full time education, and not working.
Being engaged/married/de-facto is a no-no.

And dependency must be proved right up to the day your visa is *granted*
(and preferably until it's validated).  There have been cases where 18+
year olds have left full time education in anticipation of visa grant,
and then they have been refused a visa as part of the family unit.

So be careful.

Jeremy

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