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I would be concerned that while the owner is a registered migration agent, the staff dealing with the cases arent.
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Alternatively, it may be useful to have a consultation with a registered migration agent.
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I would speak to a registered migration agent
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I would speak to a good registered migration agent to see if there is a way forward.
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Your situation is not straight forward and I recommend you speak to a registered migration agent.
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I would recommend you speak to a registered migration agent
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I would speak to a registered migration agent
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I would run it past a registered migration agent.
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Dogtainers might be able to help.
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Any of the regular members on here are excellent such as Wrussel who you can contact at http://www.pinoyau.com/
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I would speak to a registered migration agent to check your points and see what visa options you have.
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Great, so you pass the age test, which opens up the possibility of a 189 or 190 visa. These are permanent visas for you and your family. The next step I would recommend is to speak to a registered migration agent to see what visa options you have and which is best for you. Any of the agents who post regularly on the forum are highly recommended
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You will need at least a couple of years experience. Most trades require NVQ3.
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You might be better looking at other visas which do not require employer sponsorship. There is no list of employers who sponsor.
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First question is how old are you?
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Pet Air have a very high reputation and are ran by vets.
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Visa for civil engineers in australia
VERYSTORMY replied to Thapa1234's topic in Working and Skilled Visas
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Yes, you can register his existing chip.
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Visa for farm work or apply as skilled joiner / carpenter?
VERYSTORMY replied to Colink2's topic in Working and Skilled Visas
His best option would be to speak to a good registered migration agent who can go through what options are open to him. If he is a qualified and experienced joiner there should be permanent visa options available -
My advice Is to speak to a good registered migration agent.
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Based on what you have posted no. Immigration carry out an assessment of what the likely costs to Australia will be and base it on that.
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I recommend you get some professional advice from a registered migration agent.
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IT shouldn't do if the condition normally carries on like that, though they make require a letter from a consultant
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Your best option would be to speak to a registered migration agent.