Virginia Wolf

Hi, we need some help, we have been trying to stream Life is sweet by Mike Leigh and other Mike Leigh, Allison Steadman movies, but we just can’t seem to find how to do it or where to get it without our UK bank and address, also desperately seeking a french movie Tati Danielle with English subtitles, any help muchly appreciated. kind regards Dallas

Thanks Cappucino and Moving to Tassie, i will post on here as the journey unfolds,

Once again, thanks for the helpful info Moving to Tassie, we wouldn't be dishonest with immigration, no we wouldn't. Partner will have return tickets and who knows might not like the copious sunshine, relaxed lifestyle and want to go back to England.

Thanks for that info Moving to Tassie, Wakeboard linked me to an information booklet which gave me that information about waiving the waiting period by registering a relationship with BD& M, I checked on the NSW BD&M site and its doable in my state, this looks like it might be possible, but do you foresee any problems if we do the applications while she is on a three months tourist visa?

Hullo all, I really do need some help and advice. I have become so confused with all of the different types of visas and their requirements, being a bit older has slowed my comprehension a bit. I am an Australian living in the UK in a defacto same sex relationship, I have a right of abode here in the UK as my father was born here. We have been in a committed defacto relationship for four months and wish to take my partner home to live in Australia. I am 62 and my partner is 58. Me, retired, home owner with no debts and modest superannuation savings, my partner is a self employed film maker/ editor/ musician. We have tried for a 12 months partnership visa through a visa agent here in London but advised by them that my partner will need quite a lot of money to cover her time there, being self employed the ready$$$ aren't there. She has been granted a three month tourist visa by Oz Immigration. Is my partner able to apply for any kind of permanency once in Australia? Please help, I am at my wits end, the rules and regulations are so confusing and it would be so much easier for us to go and live in Spain where we have an old Spanish friend who knows their system from many years experience.