the mooz

I don't know if this has been mentioned before that there is a new UK style chippy in Victoria Point, Qld. Sells black pudding, haggis, cod etc. Unfortunately no East Coast of Scotland brown sauce just salt and vinegar.

What worries me is that your "Super" can run out if you live beyond your estimated life. Do you estimate that you will live to, say 85, and draw on your "Super" pension fund on that basis. Don't know! If you live beyond that, I assume you will be in trouble and relying on the state. With your pension frozen in the UK you at least know it will be for life. My wife and I both have NHS and BT pensions with 50 years of contributions and I'm hoping we are making the right decision by leaving them in the UK. Mr Moo:unsure:

Hi RobotMouse I'm not sure if you can change the code once your applications being processed. Maybe someone more wise than me can answer that one. My wife was assessed by ANMC under the ASCO code 2323-11 which translates to any of the dozen ANZSCO Registered Nurse codes. So some people have a choice for which code they include in their visa application. You could surmise there might be more likelyhood of Medical RN's being wanted by a state than your own speciality and therefore go with that. Looking at the Victoria SMP this is pot luck. Mr Mooz

I've just been looking at the Victoria's SMP and was very surprised to see just two nursing codes from the possible twelve. Considering a lot of nurses could legitimately apply under two (or three) areas i.e. general and a specialism, if you were issued with an old ASCO code and pick the wrong ANZSCO code for conversion for your visa application you may be left out. Mr Mooz