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    Yes you can. If by double grant you mean the permanent visa without waiting 2 years. Yes, if and only if, you qualified AT THE TIME OF APPLICATION: 3 years relationship or 2 years with a child of the relationship.
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    Qld expect teachers to agree to be deployed anywhere, at the exigencies of the department, or at least they did when I told them to shove their offer into the lower part of their large intestine.
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    https://immi.homeaffairs.gov.au/help-support/departmental-forms/online-forms/immiaccount-technical-support-form
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    It is possible. An applicant would be expected to attend an interview in Australia.
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    Employer sponsored visas are not points tested.
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    Your visa prospects would depend to some degree on the subject/s you teach and whether you are willing to work in a remote area, as well as the usual qualifying criteria.
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    Without relevant work experience, your skilled visa prospects are about zero.
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    Many skills assessments are valid for 3 years. When the 2-year validity of an EoI expires and it is automatically removed, it is possible for those who still qualify (and even those who do not) to lodge a further EoI.
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    25 years of age
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    I consulted good, number crunching actuarial tables and discovered that those in my profession who retired at the (then) retirement age of 65 had a life expectancy of 18 months, so I failed to retire.
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    81 years today!
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    What a tangled web we weave, when first we practice to deceive - Scott.
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    Australian Society of Medical Imaging and Radiation Therapy - Suite 1040-1044 (Level 10), 1 Queens Road Melbourne VIC 3004 Australia
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    Dependent children under 25 years of are who are undertaking approved full time studies can be included as secondary applicants on some visa applications. There is a caveat about when the studies must have commenced and there are further conditions, about which prospective applicants should inform themselves.
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    Student visa

    wrussell replied to Amy117's topic in Visa Chat

    Yes
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    May I suggest that you consult one of the registered migration agents who posts on this forum for advice about strategy?
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    See my post above.
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    yes
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    In seeking an ICT pre migration skills assessment rely on the criteria published by the ACS and not that published by ANZSCO.
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    May I suggest that you consult one of the registered migration agents who posts in this forum for advice about the issues you have raised?
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    My crystal ball is under repair.
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    There are some visitor visas for which it is not open to delegates to impose a no further stay condition.
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    The big print giveth and the small print taketh away. If the insurance is ever used, the holder is likely to face a 'Gap' payment that looks like a Pentagon phone number. Do your homework and make sure if you are 90 years old you are not paying for pregnancy cover, or similar useless inclusions at any age.
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    Midwifery Multiple Choice Question (MCQ) Examination ... https://www.ahpra.gov.au › documents PDF
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    Whatever a lawyer tells you stands a fair chance of being wrong.
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