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I flew with them after the plane incidents. Think i got sub 800 quid return tickets around xmas times
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With national insurance I think you only have to april to be able to top up missing contributions back to 2006? Its good value to buy the contributions so I'd look into that
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Do you have the option to put the police check & medical further on in the application then? Be a bit crazy if visa approved 11 or 12 months after these
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I am planning to get citizenship by descent sorted for my son this year. I would have done it earlier but didn't fancy the agro of the 2 passports. As it happens when visiting AUS a few weeks ago there were a couple in front of us with a baby with citizenship but they didn't have the AUS passport for the baby. I thought they would hit problems as that's what I had heard. The officer said they would have to go speak to his colleague but it mustn't of took long because they walked out of the airport at the same time as us. When getting this sorted overseas (UK) does the child have to attend any ceremony? Do you have to attend London embassy for the first passport for the child like you do the adult renewals? Cheers
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I presume you have to validate the visa 12 months from approval not application date? I've been reading some other threads and its been mentioned a few people have been caught out by quicker than expected visa processing hence you have to bring your plans forward?
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So from my skim reading there doesn't appear to be a time needed between pr and citizenship application. Does this mean if pr is granted after arriving in Australia you can bang citizenship app in straight away? Is there a time limit once pr is granted to arrive in aus? Its hard to get the timings all right with not knowing how long things take
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Cheers thats helpful
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Do the immigration officials inform you of this when you make the standard offshore application? There doesn't seem to be any other subclass for this scenario.
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Thanks for the replies. Out of interest what are the timescales with these visas. Not nessecarily application times but how long post successful application do you have to enter aus? How long post entering aus on provisional visa will you be elidgbke for permenant partner visa? How long until partner is entitled to their own citizenship / permenant residency?
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I just thought that when disclosing the relationship I didn't want to start lying saying that we only met 4 years ago. I thought the whole truth would be better. I didnt realise you could get immediate pr based on length of relationship? Does this shorten the time before partner could become a citizen? Is it 4 years after moving to aus if going down the traditional partner visa route? How much do these agents charge for their services (ball park)? I usually am quite capable with paperwork Thanks for replies
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Me (aus citizen) and (unmarried) UK citizen partner have just returned from another holiday in Aus and are now considering moving over there potentially in 2024. I have had a look through the home affairs website but just wanted to clarify a few points here. Me and partner have been together around 14 years and have an 18 month old child together (will be eligible to citizenship by descent). During the 14 years we have split up twice for around a year each time and lived separately The last time being around 3-4 years ago. I understand the minimum relationship requirements are 12 months. Will these breaks count against us when applying for the visa? Obviously I will have to be honest when applying for the visa but I would be disappointed if we were honest and disclosed these things when it turns out it could give reason to refuse the visa? Secondly with regards to finances we live in a house which I own. My partners name is on the council tax but none of the other utility bills. I have tonight emailed these utilities to ask that they put her name on, however I pay these bills from my own sole bank account. We do have a joint account together which we used to use to pay our rent and bills many moons ago when first living together but recently it has just been used to pool any money gifted to our child. No regular payments are made in or out. My partner pays for all the childcare through a salary sacrifice at work and so we consider it quits on that basis. I have a standing order to her account for food shopping money. This might be unconventional in the eyes of some people so again i'm wondering what can be done to alleviate any concerns or am I worrying too much? My Nan and Grandad always had seperate money and he paid all the bills and owned the house, i'm not sure how unusual it is? I have seen it mentioned on here that the offshore visa option has advantages? Could someone please let me know these? I see the fees start at around 8k AUD, how variable is this figure if 'starts' is mentioned? Is this paid on application or prior to grant of visa? I would have thought with a 14+ year relationship and a 18 month old child together we should sail through however on reading the home affairs website it has just alerted me to a few things so thought it best to consult the knowledge here and find out what (if anything) should be done to improve the outlook? TIA
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National insurance contributions while live in oz
emanyalpsid replied to emanyalpsid's topic in Money and Finance
No the employed by UK company thing didn't happen. I think it is because they are not working at present. 60+ and retired. It seems to me if they get a small job or 'self employed' role they would then be eligible for class 2 contributions? -
National insurance contributions while live in oz
emanyalpsid replied to emanyalpsid's topic in Money and Finance
Said family member trying to increase their NI contributions voluntarily. Been told they have to pay class 3 as opposed to class 2. Is this right? -
I have just put in for a quote on the website
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We are toying with the idea of emigrating to Aus (QLD). Probably around April 2024. I have lived there previously for 10+ years. Does anyone have a simplified timescale of what needs to be done when with regards to getting dog ready? I have a small/medium mongrel terrier, docked tail (if it makes a difference?!), all her 'bits' intact approaching 10 years old. I'd say in good health, she's runs 5 miles with me once or twice a week. It used to be 4 times but this summer the heat seemed to just slow her down too much and didn't think it was fair on her. She does have a small skin cyst lump on the back of her neck which I have had checked out at the vets. They syringed it and sent off for analysis with nothing dodgy showing up. They said they wouldn't usually remove these unless there were dodgy results. I have not kept up with yearly vaccinations. I'd welcome a quote from the sponsors pet air if you would like to PM for my details.