kellyhawken

My husband is 33 he has been told by his sponsor he needs a working visa in order to get paid for the 2 week trial. A friend of ours has been to Australia a few times in the last year working for a large company laying specialised flooring for 2 weeks at a time. My husband does the same type of work. We thought he could do the same before we go For the sponsor. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

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Hello I have found a possible Sponsor and before my family move We feel it's a good idea to have a work trial. Looking to work for 2 weeks ASAP and would like to know if the 600 temp working visa is the only one that allows us to do paid work and earn a wage for 2 weeks and if that's the cheapest and quickest way? We need to get a white card as soon as we arrive. We Know we can get that on arrival. Thanks for any help Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

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I have found a sponsor as want to go and have a 2 week paid trial. I need a white cars once I arrive. Is this this cheapest/quickest visa I can apply for? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I noticed you wrote this a year ago and wondered your views a year on. My husband and I are considering the move. He has a job lined up with a sponsor. We have a 7&3 year old and we would like to have more outdoors life of a weekend. I was Hoping they would get a better quality of life being outdoors more. I am Hoping as a family we can live fuller lives and in the uk I feel we are cooped up much of the year. My husband and I see our families 4/5 times a year even though they are only 1.5 hours away so we don't rely on them too much. My husband and I agree to try and give the move 2 years and so many people Say they don't look back. We won't know a single person though so we have to choose where we live carefully I feel and talk to people as much as possible. Some of the threads have taken the light out of my fire a bit, I read a bit 50/50 that it's sociable for families and lots of integration but now I'm feeling worried about applying for our visas. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

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My husband and I do not have a CV and are starting to apply for our visas to emigrate. Does anyone have any advice on how to lay them out specifically for us to get through the first process. I have seen some templates but I would like to Know if there is a service that offer resume writing geared towards immigration. We hope to Get your advice Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk