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Immigration Forum / Australia and NZ / December 2005Here we go then
Questions; the first of many. I have decided to use migrationexpert.com because I have a headache already what with forms, procedures etc. Before I hand over my dosh, £172.00, do I need my TRA thing first? I am a UK national, 39 year old qualified electrician. Wife 39 UK national British Airways Authority security guard at Heathrow, and we have a 9 year old daughter. Are migrationexpert.com any good? We have been mulling this over for 3 years and before we get any older and before my daughter gets truly settled here we need to make this decision NOW I do not want to end up regretting a bad decision. I do NOT do regret HELP Please andicee > Questions; the first of many. I have decided to use > migrationexpert.com [quoted text clipped - 24 lines] > > andicee Yes if you are a sparky you need to get your TRA done sharpish! Don't know about migrationexpert.com but would highly recc George Lombard www.austimmigration.com.au or Glenn Newton www.alms.com.au. PM me if you need any templates, etc as I have a few that may be helpful........ Best wishes, Claire x >> Questions; the first of many. I have decided to use >> migrationexpert.com [quoted text clipped - 36 lines] > Claire > x Cheers Claire, will do. andicee > >> Questions; the first of many. I have decided to use > >> migrationexpert.com [quoted text clipped - 32 lines] > > andicee where are you headed for? SNIP > where are you headed for? Good question! My next post was going to ask you all the same thing. Where are you now and why did you pick that particular area, and what are the pros and cons of the area that you picked. We're probably looking at Perth at the moment, just as a start. Can't believe how cheap property is out there! > SNIP > [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > We're probably looking at Perth at the moment, just as a start. Can't > believe how cheap property is out there! Well, we are headed fro the Gold Coast in Queensland! Many reasons..... lots of good jobs for my hubby (he is a Head Chef) and also my mum & stepdad live there..... so BABYSITTERS GALORE! hehehehehe pnly kidding! I haven't seen my mum more than 6 times since I was 14 so it will be LOVELY to have her up the street!!! (long story).... plus my mum & i run a business on the Gold Coast too. www.goldcoastsmile.com so the question now has to be asked..... why Perth??? >> SNIP >> [quoted text clipped - 17 lines] > > so the question now has to be asked..... why Perth??? Why not? Seems to be where the majority of Brits head for. I'm not a sheep but it sort of makes sense to head for 'familiar' territory. Have been doing loads of research on areas ,schools and work. Think my 'mouse' hand is on the way out :) Some of the houses out there are just 'obscene' in size, considering the price. It seems a bit pointless buying a, what they call, 'entertaiment' house, when we'll have no-one to entertain tho! Maybe I'm jumping the gun a bit here; haven't sent my TRA off yet! Hard not to get excited though, now that we've FINALLY made the decision to go!! > SNIP > [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > We're probably looking at Perth at the moment, just as a start. Can't > believe how cheap property is out there! Hi, We're still in UK but are heading for Brisbane. Applied and recently got a job. They've given me a start date of July 2006. Have our visas so only need to sell the house....fingers crossed. We chose Brisbane due to a number of things. The weather for one, close to holiday destinations that you don't have to spend half the time in the air (have two kids 7 & 4 so traveling too far wasn't something we wanted to do) and have friends in Sydney so we can fly there in next to no time. Cheers Ginny >> SNIP >> [quoted text clipped - 22 lines] > > Ginny Blimey, emigrating to Oz and ALREADY thinking about holidays. Fair play :) and good luck, andicee > Yes if you are a sparky you need to get your TRA done sharpish! Don't > know about migrationexpert.com but would highly recc George Lombard [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > Claire > x Hiya Claire tried to email you but it bounced. Could you please email me at Cheers Andy andy.ceeat dsl.pipex.com > > Yes if you are a sparky you need to get your TRA done sharpish! > > Don't [quoted text clipped - 17 lines] > > andy.ceeat dsl.pipex.com Email sent :) > Questions; the first of many. I have decided to use > migrationexpert.com [quoted text clipped - 24 lines] > > andicee You definitely need to get your TRA sorted as at the moment processing for MODL is taking only 2 weeks as apposed to 3 months. My husband and I are both sparkies, like you its difficult picking an agent. We went with Global Visa's they have not been too bad. However if we knew what we know now then we would have done it all on our own and saved a good £1500.00, its actually not that hard. You can download all the info you need. |
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