julesktm1

Sorry REV should be RRV

Hi we actually contacted immigration over the same. They don like you jumping state but this has no bearing whatsoever on your citizenship or REV should you need one, one day. Best of luck xx

We have Pr and more or less knew where we wanted to settle. We went and applied for a bond with our salaries from the country where we live and got approval, we then went house hunting and found a house and bought it. It has been rented out for two years and we move into it in January in 2015. we have been very lucky and think we made the best decision. Best of luck xxx

Hi I have heard back on the same issue re our son. Should u be living in Aus and the kids travel for schooling they will be given RRV a year at a time but you have to apply for each before expiry. Best of luck xxx

Well our shcool learnt the hard way. All girls were checked those that had nits were sent home for three days and checked on their way in. Not nice for the kiddies though but it is a way to get everyone to club together. They have also become strict with hats etc., no sharing and they go from their bags onto their heads and back they not allowed to hang them up like they used to. Best of luck to us all none of us are safe in thsi it will happen at one time or another. Have a good week everyone. xxx

Hi I use vinegar when my daughter get an outbreak after treatment. The eggs come away really easy. She is at boarding school so I went to the hairdresser. We actually coloured her hair same as her natural colour. Result should has not had it in six months. But I would not have done it if she was staying at home. I just didn't want her to deal with it on her own.

We have bought but in Western australia we knew where we wanted to be based though. We wanted to start some sort of credit rating. We have been so lucky with both our tenants and real estate agent we will move into the house when we move. Best of luck xxx

You need to look at remaining relative visa but they doing away with this so you have to file before the end of the month. Go and look on website and see if you meet the criteria. Good luck

Fantastic how lovely, very exciting I hope you are very happy there and a very well done a very big accomplishment xxx

What a lovely and positive post so glad that you are happy xxx

Err no. There is no visa one can apply for purely because of 24 months in the country.

You quite right Rupert.

Further to my earlier post please see off the immigration website. Best of luck

The two most common ways you can apply under ENS or RSMS are the Direct Entry and the 457 Transition streams.

1. Direct Entry Stream. Under ENS an applicant needs to obtain a skills assessment in their occupation and have a minimum of 3 years work experience in their occupation - anywhere in the world. Applicants also must satisfy English language requirements, medical checks, and character checks. For RSMS applicants need to have a relevant qualification to their occupation. Tradespeople though are required to undergo a skills assessment in certain circumstances.
   
2. 457 Transition Stream. Applicants have to have worked for the employer nominating them for permanent residence for 2 years on a subclass 457 visa in Australia. No formal skills assessment is required and lower English language requirements. Medical and character checks are still required.
   

Or whilst you sort out your visa he could ask his company to give him another three months taking him to 21 months and another three months makes it twenty four and then maybe you can apply for PR - just an idea and I dont know the legalities.

From experience you must be patient it is not a given - when we applied fro our PR visa can you believe it had just gone on two years when were were granted our visa yipeee. Be patient there is no guarantee and the best of luck. Immigration does the very best they can under extremely difficult situations.