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  1. Also the contract tht was sent through to the department with my visa documents.. States - it is a on going perm position.. It didn't say 2 years ect.. They was happy with that as they know things can change within a company.. So hopefully that's on my side also!

  2. An agent on here has said not. But again, they are linked to the tax office, and there have been people who immigration have checked up on, seemingly randomly.

     

     

    Thanks again, ok so to cover my own back incase further down the line they contact me. I shall get him to make me redundant and give me a written notice letter. That way their is proof that I was no longer needed.

  3. They are linked to the tax office. Although unlikely, if you suddenly stop being paid by them they might notice.

     

    Your employer either has to give you the amount of work you are contracted for, or make you redundant. You are not a casual so there are rules they must follow. If they officially make you redundant then there is nothing immigration can say about you leaving. You tried to stay, there wasn't the work for you to be full time (as contracted). If you just leave then it could be seen as you just deciding not to work there. Cover your own back. It isn't worth losing a visa for the sake of not wanting to ask them to stick to their legal obligations.

     

     

    I found this - A visa holder is unlikely to be assessed as failing to have made a genuine effort where the failure to commence or complete the two year employment period was because of a situation beyond the visa holder’s control. Examples include:

    • the position was not filled or did not remain viable due to a serious downturn in business activity or

    • financial loss, bankruptcy or closure of the business.

    Delegates are also expected to consider any hardship that the visa holder or members of the family unit may suffer if their visa is cancelled

     

     

    so is the employer under any obligation to contact the department to inform them I've been let go?

     

    Thanks blossom.

  4. Ok thanks for your input. I don't know what to do because work might pick up again, it might just mean I won't be working for the company for a month maybe 2. Who knows, I will obviously have to find other work so I can survive ect.. The big one is, work might pick up and it might not. I don't want to go through all the redundancy process and risk my visa being cancelled..

    I can't really find anywhere on the immi website that says we have to inform them if i stop working for the company.. Maybe I just keep it quiet

  5. Not quite. The rsms visa is the one pr visa which can be cancelled if you don't stay in the job for two years. That being said, if you can show you have officially been made redundant then chances are you will be fine. As long as you have made every effort to stick to your obligation. I'd be making sure it's all done officially though.

     

     

     

    Thanks guys, well with what I've been reading online, I should be ok. It's in no control of mine to why I have been let go.. So they won't terminate my visa if ive made a go of it and things went wrong which was nothing to do with me. Also it says - the applicant doesnt have to contact immi. The employer is under no obligation to contact them either. I've been with this company for over 2 years out in rural queensland.

    So if they did a check on me later on down the line, I'm pretty sure I have a strong case. And it's a legitmant reason to why I had to leave. ?

  6. Hi guys, hoping someone will have a answer for my question.

     

    My partner and I have come of are 457 sponsord visa (I'm a chippy) and now on a RSMS PERM VISA.

    It only got granted last month. Today I got told by the boss that are clients have lost the contract so we might not have work for you in a couple of months ?

     

    so where does that leave me If I have to leave the company?

    Can I find another job? Am I safe to stay in the country? So confusing?

     

    THANKS GUYS.

  7. Thanks for the replies... that Leey's story is great!

    We have been told to look into the 489, I make the points and requirements and then after 2 years go for the PR 887. Bit of a set back since we were hoping for PR this year.

     

    After reading that Leey's story I could probably look into the IELTS I little more, School wasn't easy and I just got my basic English to be able to go to college for my trade, so I'm honestly not hopeful for 8's... If I get 7's then the 489 is in reach. (my gf writes these posts for me)

     

    Our next hurdle is keeping my job for as long as I can, if I get let go then finding another sponsor will be the most important thing.

     

    Does anyone know if I have to be 'living' regionally at the time I submit my EOI for the 489? Or is this the condition once granted?

    I live on the gold coast and roster inland, we lived in Chinchilla for a year and willing to move up to the sunny and still roster.. Just not sure if our address has to be regional when we apply. If so, I need to get packing! :/

     

    Thanks again.

  8. I am currently based on the Gold Coast, but willing to relocate anywhere in Australia.

    I gained my NVQ level 3 in Carpentry and Joinery a few years ago and i recently passed the Skills Assessment in Australia.

     

    The visa is very simply transferred, once we nominate your business we can commit to you for four years.

     

    I'm 24, fit & healthy, have a wide range skills in the building industry. Mainly in house refurbishments, barn conversions, bricklaying, form work... complete all rounder.

     

    If anyone knows of any businesses who could be interested, I have my CV on file and amazing references.

     

    Thanks a lot.

  9. I am currently on my 457 sponsorship, working regionally in QLD. I've been working since Jan 2013, we have recently been going through our application for the RSMS (Regional Sponsored Migration Scheme) until my employer let us know that we would have to hold off as the work load isnt great.

    Unfortunately I dont make the 60 points.

    I'm 24 (25 in Jan)

    Qualified level 3 in UK Carpentry and Joinery

    Passed Skills assessment last month

    Worked 2 yrs post grad in england, 1.5 in Aus.

    Hope to gain a 7 on IELTS, won't make an 8 i imagine.

     

    At this rate its looking like i might get let go... So I really need some help.

    Firstly - Are there any PR visa's that anyones knows i can try for? We are thinking state sponsorship, but even that is looking bleak. NSW have on SOL but they have closed apps until oct, were they will give a new SOL. And WA only has carpentry, so looking into that at the mo.

    Secondly - Does anyone know of any tradesmen who could take over our sponsorship??? Willing to relocate anywhere, currently roster inland from the gold coast.

     

    Really hope someone can help me.

     

    Thanks

  10. Same here lads, I'm 24 I live just up on the northern side of the goldy with the g.f . Moved here 2 years ago from

    preston. Been hard to make mates as I work out near Roma for

    2 weeks at a time ( **** all here) Spend my time

    down on the water when I'm home

    on the ski.. Or surfing.. Hit as many festivals as I can ?

    Any you lads wana meet up?? Missing the English banter!!! ? Facebook?? Scott hall. Or p.m me.

  11. Hi all,

    We are looking for a book keeper in Southport, Gold Coast.

    Can work School hours...

     

    Small office, have an outsourced accountant so only required to do general day-to-day quickbook updates and invoice processing. Monthly payroll, no reporting as accountant does that.

     

    $20 per hour for probation period, and once passed pay can be negotiable.

     

    Thanks

     

    Email CV to:

    admin@hnc-au.com

  12. Hi all,

    i have a problem!!

    My partner is sponsored on a 457 visa... However it looks like it's going to fall through!! :( Anyway, that's not the question.

    Before we went on our 457 we were on a working holiday and did our 3 month farm work, when we were applying for the 457 I panicked that it would take longer to process than I had left on my whv so I applied for my 2nd whv... It was granted, and due to start in the September, however our 457 was granted in July so I never actually used it????

     

    so now that my 457 is going down the pan, I want to know if I still have a year visa I can go on?????

     

    please help!

    Sam

  13. Hi guys, my partner and i are on a 457 visa. We "re applying for are RSMS onshore visa at the moment so we are ready to send all are docs to vetassess. My partner has a level 3 diploma in joiner & carpentry, we have heaps of recent work pictures and work refs to send through.. my question is: will he need to do a practical test? or just the Skype interview? Hes working in rural Australia so the Skype interview would suit us better!! Also what sort of questions do the ask on the interview? Is the interview hard?? On the spot interviews are not his strongest points:embarrassed:.. so this worries him :(

  14. I have been through my migration agent for our 457 and we are now applying for PR.

    Without going into long boring specifics, we are applying for the regional permanent residency visa and here are the costs:

     

    Visa Cost including skills assess - $9,066.

     

    Professional fees from agent - $8,785.

     

    Do those professional fee's seem high???? Or does everyone get their pants pulled down like this??

     

     

    Thank you :)

  15. Ok so I'm flying down to Melbourne in december meeting up with a good mate from England were want to hit some good bars while I'm there. Where's the best place to party in melbourne? I'm 23 so where's the places I should be looking out for?

     

    Thanks guys

  16. We have recently been granted our ABN for our new online business.

    I am just filling out the From 201 - Application for registration as an Australia Company. And i have come to a part which is asking to 'Appoint Officeholder' in the small print it says (A proprietary company must have a minimum of 1 Director (Resident in Australia).

    Obviously I am an australian resident for tax purposes... but is this an end to the business or is there a way around it??

     

    What can i do... I have invested into the company and really want it to work...

     

    Details

    I am on the 457, granted July 2013.

    Regional.

    Applying for Rsms in December.

     

     

    THANK YOU

  17. My partner and I have moved inland to get sponsorship from a fencing contractor as i am a fully qualified joiner . We have a great relationship with my employer but they do not meet the company requirements in order to sponsor us.

    We are devastated!

    The plan was to get the 457 and then once i am 3 years post grad in November we can apply for the rsms visa...

    Is there another visa We can apply for other than 457 with the current employer?

     

    Need help please guys..

     

    Thanks

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