Nemesis

Then speak to Paulhand, who replied to you above. He is a registered migration agent.

Give them a chance! You only came back 2 days ago, and today is a public holiday into the bargain.

Its possible to apply for more than one visa at a time, just ensure when the first one is granted the name comes off the second application. Good idea to get professional advice too though.

You can get a job in IT without PR, many people do. But check if there is a restriction on hours, and be aware that many government departments (including all Federal Govt) may not be able to employ temporary residents.

Mr Green is also an electrician https://www.abc.net.au/news/2022-08-11/adelaide-family-saved-from-being-deported/101322350

From memory I think there's an actual form you can submit through the Immiaccount specifically to advise of a new passport - as a separate form, not specifically part of the 820, as thats now been granted. I haven't used it for a few years, but maybe someone with a current account can advise you a bit further. There's definitely a way to do it through the account, and its a requirement of the 820 that you let them know about it. I would suggest if you are travelling internationally that you take both passports with you, as sometimes the online system takes a while to update

Its a standard computerised programme with a set number of questions. You only get more if you fail and have to re-do the test.

You can advise them through your Immiaccount. They then link the passport numbers together. You don't get a new grant notice but the system will know the two passports are linked once you upload the new one.

Friend of mine stayed there a couple of years ago, she reckoned it was amazing, well worth the money.

Its in the post above yours,

I don't know the specific ins and outs in Vic, but in Qld, if you are working in a public hospital, then you can often get a vehicle on a salary sacrificing deal - check it out with the HR department.

Just because it takes a month doesn't mean its impossible to get one AFP usually takes a couple of weeks

I remember being new to the migration game, many years ago, so i will give you a few hints - use the search function for the term "migration agent" and you should get a few responses with threads containing posts from agents. When you find a post from an agent it will have their contact details in it. You can use those to email/phone/whatever the agent concerned. Don't expect them to trawl through threads offering their services for free - you have to do a little work yourself u=if you really want that visa.

You'll need to consult an agent directly for that - there are some good ones on here who will respond if you email them directly. Just browse through some threads and you will find them

Contact a registered migration agent with experience in medical matters - George Lombard is often recommended for this.