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3 hours ago, Brisil92 said:

Is there any chance that I can reach to you to get to know a little bit more on if you managed to consult an agent and how that went?

If you have a medical complication regarding visas then look up George Lombard. He is a highly respected agent who specialises in visas with medical issues. 

When I applied there was a section to allow one of the applications to add the others number so that when called to the ceremony you are called together. 

Yes, she needs to do her own application and link it to yours. 

I would speak to a good registered migration agent. 

I would strongly recommend you speak to a registered migration agent. 

You have mentioned a possible issue with age, how old are you?

Yes

I work with Covid in a healthcare setting as a Covid tester. We get a lot of training in all aspects of the virus on an ongoing basis. I currently work in a site that specialises in Symptomatic testing of people in a hotspot for the Indian variant. If you have any questions about the vaccine or testing or covid in general I will do my best to answer them here. 

22 hours ago, newjez said:

It does worry me how much of this vaccine paranoia is being stoked by the big vaccine companies? Becoming a standard covid vaccine would be very profitable for these companies. I wonder whether they are deliberately trying to derail the opposition.

The AZ vaccine is manufactured at a zero profit basis worldwide under terms agreed between the development team at Oxford and the U.K. government and AZ. 

There is already a thread on this and I am merging with that. Note, that even if you get a visa you may not be able to enter Australia as borders are closed except for PR holders and citizens 

Generally, work experience is only counted post qualification. 

You would be well advised to speak to a good registered migration agent. 

The way forward is to gain a permanent resident visa before you go. This doesn't need a job offer. Australia has a system based on points and occupation. My advice is to speak to a good registered migration agent. 

20 hours ago, Cup Final 1973 said:

I think the army are testing rather than vaccinating.  The second dose is being brought forward from 12 weeks to 8 weeks so I shall be getting mine in 4 weeks.

The army at the moment are only assisting with logistics. Testing is being carried out by Test and Trace. I am a Covid tester about to go to work at one of the outbreak areas. 

20 hours ago, Cup Final 1973 said:

I think the army are testing rather than vaccinating.  The second dose is being brought forward from 12 weeks to 8 weeks so I shall be getting mine in 4 weeks.

The army at the moment are only assisting with logistics. Testing is being carried out by Test and Trace. I am a Covid tester about to go to work at one of the outbreak areas. 

Yes, but if you leave within two years to company can complain to the department that you obtained it fraudulently which can result in visa cancellation. 

6 hours ago, Cal2 said:

Thanks for the information -

theres a lot of talking back and forth, but at the moment both girls want to go, although I know that can change.

Im wondering how moving my daughter from year 10 here, into a school in the UK, has anyone any experiences of that

 

thanks

Moving in time to commence years 11 and 12 is one of the better times as that would allow them to do their highers which are done in those years. 

Plenty have but one thing to consider with the youngest is that in order to qualify as a domestic student for university they need to be resident for three years. Otherwise they will pay international fees and have limited access to other funding. If they are resident in Scotland for three years then there are no fees for university. 

We flew our VERY nervous chihuahua who is scared of everyone except us with Emirates and used Dogtainers. They were wonderful. H flew Perth to London via Dubai. 

If she is your partner have you not included her in your 186 application? 

Once medicals and police checks are 12 months old they will expire. You should wait until asked by a case officer to do them again. 

There is no such thing. 

They will require one. 

It may also have an impact on the ability to apply for citizenship down the line. As to apply for citizenship, you must not have spent more than a total of 12 months outside of Australia and no more than 90 days in the year prior to applying 

8 hours ago, Hollie said:

Thank you so much. If we apply for citizenship for our son, do we still put him through as a dependant child on my partner visa?

No

It would be a good idea to speak to a registered migration agent.