VERYSTORMY
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For immigration purposes there is no such thing as a spent conviction. All convictions will show.
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I would have a consultation with a registered migration agent.
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You need the help of a registered migration agent with this.
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Visa 186- Sponser being sold to another firm
VERYSTORMY replied to Mon0309's topic in Working and Skilled Visas
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I would speak to a good registered migration agent.
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Changing Occupation Whist Waiting for 491 Family Sponsored Visa
VERYSTORMY replied to Harpersgirl's topic in Visa Chat
IT shouldn't make any difference. -
I think you really need to speak to a migration agent.
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Wrussel who posted above is a very highly regarded migration agent and in the signature at the bottom of his post are his contact details
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Given its incredibly long processing time, it wouldn't be reliable. The current processing time is 30 years.
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Closely related and nominated occupation
VERYSTORMY replied to Kcliv's topic in Working and Skilled Visas
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I have lived in both. They are impossible to compare as they are so different. Personally, I preferred Sweden, but it depends on the things that attract you. For example, I was in the far north of Sweden which is north of the arctic circle. So, winter is -30 with snow measured in meters and three months of darkness. But, the local people far prefer winter to summer as they all love winter sports. Overall, I think it offers a far better life as things like work / life balance is far better.
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Do you have an employer offering to sponsor a 186 as that would be very unusual
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They would still qualify for Medicare. I am not sure about notifying the department.
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Yes. A secondary applicant has their own visa. Divorce does not effect their ability to gain PR.