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  1. You are an absolute star!!! Thank you so so much, I just had no idea where to start, I really appreciate your help! I'll let ya know how I get on!:smile:
  2. Thats fantastic advice!! Thank you so much!! I currently use a vet in Celbridge think I'll visit him for a chat and see if he's done this before, if not I'll check out that vet in Palmerston coz I'm only in Lucan myself. How long did it take to get all Sybils paperwork sorted? I've been putting it off and I think it's time for me to get started on it as we're aiming to leave around March/April. Thanks!!
  3. Hi Miss Vaughan!! Its great to see someone from Ireland that has already done it!! I cant get my head around all the paper work, our own visa apps are less complicated!! Did K-intenational guide you through the paperwork because I have'nt a clue where to start or what I'm supposed to do first, it's all so daunting and I'm terrified of making a mistake in the paperwork! I badly need help!!!!! :confused:
  4. Hello!! Im also bringing my dog from Dublin to Sydney. I found two companies that ship pets from Dublin both of which I got quotes off for my little fella. It all depends on the weight, height and length of the dog. I have a mini Dach and was quoted roughly the same from both of them for around €2500. One is based in Dublin airport, and it's called airsea.ie and the other is K international. Both were very friendly and helpful. They both send the dog to heathrow animal reception centre first where the dog will stay over night and is flown to Singapore where the plane refuels, i was told its usually about an hour stop, then its on to oz. I personally or my partner cant bear the thought of leaving our baby behind!! I hope this is of some help to you!
  5. Hi coyne family, i was just wondering the steps your oh went to complete the peer course work book, revision week? Im from dublin too so it would be nice to know the route a irish sparks took. Congrats to your oh on gaining all is oz quailifications and all the best on the move, hopefully with a bit of luck i'll be fellowing in your footsteps dan.
  6. really pissed off after reading about the latest with peer, cause this was the route i was going to take to get a nsw license. Can anyone give me a clear route to gain a nsw license. Dan.
  7. Fair play to you derren, I'll be getting the ball rolling on this very soon. Yeah the artc form is going to take a bit of thought and time to make sure everything possible is put into it, but should be ok. Hoping to make the move in the next six months with everything going to plan. Thanks again for your help i'll keep posting my experience with this route. Dan.
  8. Cheers derren, thats answered alot of questions for me. One more question would you know if this is the latest artc form?? sorry mate one other question do you have contact details for peer? ARTCAppForm1-9.pdf ARTCAppForm1-9.pdf
  9. My name is dan, my story is a bit different then most on here. I emigranted to oz in 2003 with my family from ireland. But at the time i was 19 only finished secondary school and the change was too much for me, so i came home to ireland in 2004 and completed my 4 year apprentiship as an electrician. I plan to move back to oz at the end of the year. I got my resident visa renewed without having to use my quaification. My family live on the central coast in NSW i thought you were the best people to speak to about gain the A license for NSW. I've read all pages on the thread only took me three evenings :GEEK:. Should i get the ARTC and the workbook for PEER before i arrive back in oz. Then Go to SA for the exam when i arrive. If this route still stands. Is it hard to change the SA to a NSW license?? I really want to have the license sorted as soon as i can when i arrive, as i dont have heaps of savings. If anyone could help me i would be very greatful. Thank you for your time, Dan
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