mrphilwilliams

Thanks I will do!. 

10 hours ago, Tulip1 said:

He did say about his older siblings but I think he meant his older kids, certainly wasn’t clear. I assume the kids ages would cause issues too as I imagine they need to be dependant on him and under 23? He said he has work but again, I thought you had to get permission to work on a bridging visa. @mrphilwilliams, I would suggest you contact Raul above for guidance. 

...sorry Tulip.. I did mean  kids.. muddled up whilst constructing the message on my phone..  My siblings plus my parents are all over there so yes I have plenty of sponsors if need be.

Plus I'm not relying on any type of work sponsorship or if I'm skilled or not.  I can work remotely from anywhere, so I could go to Spain for example and work from there~(without allot of the faf!)... but after allot of thought I thought it might be time to try and finally do it.

I think I may need to contact Australia house directly as its not a strait forward application.

Fortunatly there's some accurate info on the Australian Gov Website!.. and I can go for a remaining relative Visa it appears

...thought that was 50?

Btw I can get sponsorship from relatives 

Hi there. I am 46 and seriously considering relocating to Australia(when all this nonsense is over).

All my close family have already immigrated over the years and I'm the only remaining member left in the UK. 

I have 4 kids ranging from 18-24

I don't have tons of cash...pretty much just enough to apply move my stuff and set my family up somewhere to live. I DO have a secure job but I would be working for a UK company.

So here's the questions:

What visa should I go for..?

If my older siblings do not want to make the move till later,  will the influence what visa I should go for?

If my source of income is from outside Australia will this effect what's visa I go for?

If my source of income is outside aus, would I need to pay income tax within Australia.

Think that's all for now

Phil