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LittleRebecca

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  1. Sorry I have just realised I have made a mountain out of a mole hill. She is leaving Aus for good, she has just got a few 3 period where she arrived back from her holiday back home and when the airline fly her to Middle East (where she will live and work for the rest of her time). No interest in continuing the visa. All I need to ask is - if they withdraw their application for a visa, how long does she have to leave the country?
  2. My friend was in a genuine relationship with an Aussie resident. Went to immigration, did the de-facto thing and she has been placed I think on a bridging visa whilst they wait (it has been nearly 18 months since they lodged paperwork). So she arrives back from visiting home, their relationship is over and she has a job in the Middle East, air hostess, flying (paid for by the airline) in about 3 weeks. Here lies the problem.... they have to attend a meeting with immigration a few days after she gets back to Aus. Should she be honest and will they give her 28 days to leave or will she have to leave sooner? Thanks.
  3. I wish life wasn't like this I am confused about where I want to live. I wish I had a partner make life easier.... Oh well, spilt milk. Only looking after 4 beds compared to 9-12 in the UK>... plus point.
  4. @Whichway1 is it ok the other way around.... UK nurses can work worldwide?
  5. Ok. I am not exactly sure what exactly nurses do in Aus V UK but they were trying to teach us the Science behind how medications work and how the injury/illness effects the body... is that the same in your opinion? Thanks for the replies.
  6. Yes, it would drain my savings but I would make friends and I thought it would help me with applying for the visa for Australia
  7. In short, would your best method to get an Aus visa - study in UK and apply for a visa and wait? I love my time in Australia, I have been here 3.5 years
  8. Ok. I started the Masters in Nursing Science and we were going to do 800 hours in placement over the two years I think. There was a lot of science - we had to know a lot about the body. I have messaged new graduates in England (Facebook friends) and they managed the course, so I am hoping I can. Obviously you would know better than I what it is like. I hope I get accepted to a course in the UK
  9. The ANF is aware that new nursing graduates are not being offered jobs. In Tasmania, only 30% of nurse graduates have been employed, in Queensland only 10%, 50% in South Australia and 800 nurse graduates are without employment in Victoria. Hmmmm. I wonder why UK Nurses are sought after? Any evidence? Maybe I should think about the UK and going to the Middle East away from Melb weather
  10. I am considering studying Nursing in Australia (well I started but dropped out). Would I be better studying in the UK or Australia with regards to getting a long term visa for Australia? I was 28 in Feb so I reckon my age will also be a problem.
  11. Hi, Basically I need a career and looking at studying nursing as a way to get my PR in Australia and have a job. Can I study for two years (in Aus) and then live there or can I study in England and immediately head over and get a working visa? Any ideas? Thanks Rebecca
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