Loumay

Hello all,

Advice welcome, I'm exploring options available to me and my husband immigrating to Oz.  I will turn 44 in Sep this year, my husband will be 41 in Nov.  We do not hold any qualifications that are on the skills list.  If we went on a student visa for 2 years gain the relevant qualifications, then applied for a bridging visa whilst we get the two years experience. Then my husband, (who will be 45 at this time) would apply for a permanent visa.   Would this be possible for am I dreaming?  Thank in advance.

Hi Zad

Thanks for your reply.   We've looked in the Aus Army but unfortunately an old injury put a stop to joining.

Good luck with your move.

We've narrowed his job/trade to Communication Systems Operator, not sure what that would be equal to in civilian work place.

We've hit a brick wall in regards to a skills assessment, are there any registered migration agents on here that could advise me PLEASE.  We've looked at  recognition of prior learning but can't find who would carry out the assessment.  Any advice is more then welcome.

Thanks VERYSTORMY for your reply, occupation would be telecomms but unsure what area, maybe telecomms operator or linesman.  Will have a look into recognition of prior learning route.

Thanks VERYSTORMY for your reply, occupation would be telecomms but unsure what area, maybe telecomms operator or linesman.  Will have a look into recognition of prior learning route.

Advice needed please...my husband is currently serving as a Infantry CSgt his job is Infantry Signals with 15+ years experience.  He has military qualifications in infantry signals, however,  none are recognised in the civilian world.  My question is can he submit for a skills assessment using his 15+ years experience and military qualifications or will he require civilian qualifications??  Thanks in advance.