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By Marisawright · Posted
I'm not quite clear, why are you topping up? The way the 189 works is that you must have the qualifications and experience specified. The experience must have been undertaken AFTER you got the qualification. There's no benefit in having extra qualifications over and above those specified. Applications are decided based on the points system, not on level of qualifications. I think you'll need to do a "skills assessment" for horse trainer. It's a test to enable Immigration to understand how your qualification equates to the Australian qualification. I can't help you with how to get one, perhaps someone else will know. There is no need to study in Australia and no benefit to doing so, it's just an information question. -
By Marisawright · Posted
It sounds to me like the agent advised you and your boss to defraud Immigration by pretending the business was still a valid business. On that basis, I can't see how you could possibly go to the tribunal. In fact, I'd be worried it might backfire - if they do regard it as fraud then you could have a black mark on your record which would affect future visa applications. Your only hope is to find another sponsor, IMO -
By AdamandTracy · Posted
hi guys! I can’t find any information on importing motorbikes. I have two motorbikes that I want to bring with me, one is a complete bike(MOT, etc, UK) the other is a part built project, but registered(V5). I seem to remember reading somewhere that I can only take one bike, if I took the project bike in parts, can I assemble and finish it when we get settled and register it in Australia? Any info would be wonderful!! Thanks! -
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