Sunday, February 7, 2010

How can I move and live permanently in Australia

How can I move and live permanently in Australia?
I'm 16 and would like to know what steps i need to take in order to live in Australia from the UK. (for when i'm 18-25)
Immigration - 7 Answers
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The last I heard you had to be skilled and have a job to go to ,so you need to study and get some qualifications . Look into what skills they are looking for and get yourself qualified in that,then search for a job there ,then apply .
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I don't see any options for you at the minute to move 'permanently' to Australia. Refer to Australian immigration websites for it.
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Apply for immigration australia so you can get moe information
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If only the US had as strict of immigration policy as Australia.
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You will need a job. Home, a place to live. And be over 21 years old. Australia has a points system. So when you are old enough apply.
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Australian immigration is restricted to workers who have qualifications and experience in occupations in which Australia needs workers so stay at school and go on to university or get an apprenticeship in a good trade so that you have a degree or formal trade qualifications. Either way, you'll also need to work for several years to get solid experience in your occupation. Our lists of occupations change over time as demand for workers fluctuate and immigration requirements also change, but at this stage, the best you can do is look at the current list of occupations and the current requirements. http://www.immi.gov.au/skilled/_pdf/sol-schedule3.pdf The Skilled Occupations List (SOL) http://www.immi.gov.au/skilled/general-skilled-migration/pdf/points-fact.pdf The new points test that will apply from 1 July 2011 (you need 65 points) http://www.immi.gov.au/allforms/booklets/books6.htm General Skilled Migration booklet http://www.immi.gov.au/skilled/ All work visas
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Wow, that's a great place to live because Australia has a strong economy, lots of opportunities, fabulous lifestyles, smiling people, perfect beaches and nice weather to name but a few great qualities! Here is an informative website that provides some general information about how to get a visa, eligibility for and types of visas, costs involved what to do on arrival, etc. I think it will help you immensely.

Monday, February 1, 2010

Hey does anyone know where you can buy the fashion pantaloonies if you live in australia

Hey does anyone know where you can buy the fashion pantaloonies if you live in australia?
i know its designed by the lovely helena bonham carter and samantha sage, and i know its in england. but is there a way of ordering it if you live in australia? please help me!
Fashion & Accessories - 1 Answers
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Australia is not the issue, the problem is the fashion pantaloonies

Thursday, January 21, 2010

What is the best city to live in Australia

What is the best city to live in Australia ?
Hey , I am soon moving back to Australia after 3 years away , I am bringing along with me my Italian boyfriend who has just received a working holiday visa. When I was in Australia I lived in a small country town and have never been to Brisbane or Melbourne . I have been in Sydney and loved it but id like to know about the others too . We are both 25 and hate cold weather but love big city's . Any suggestions ?
Other - Australia - 7 Answers
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Darwin, all the way. No cold weather to worry about, plenty of people your age, plenty of other Europeans, plenty of jobs, and rather more secure economy than most places. Plus, it's growing fast so you can take your choice in places.
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Perth- because we where voted the 4th best in the world to live in
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G'day, Seeing you like the hot weather, most of Australia is good for you. If you can get a job in Perth (engineer e.t.c.) that would be good. Nothing really to do in Adelaide. Brisbane\Gold Coast have a good oceanic climate. However, the BEST out of all of them is Sydney! If you loved Sydney, I can almost promise you that this place is for you!
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Brisbane would get my vote in your situation. I was born and lived there for 16 years, lived in Melbourne for 6 years and currently live near Newcastle NSW. (my preference; but not a big city). 'Brissy' has just the climate for you, and the city has every thing you would want or need. Melbourne rocks too, but the weather is often cold. Welcome home.
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Anywhere in sunny queensland is warm. Perth is a beautiful place too
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Go to Perth its booming right now has really nice people and weather. I would not recommend moving to anywhere in Queensland as they are all mad as cut snakes.
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Darwin would be too hot in my opinion But i would say somewhere on the mid to north coast of NSW or the southern coast of QLD. All in all i suggest the gold coast or somewhere around that area. http://cache.virtualtourist.com/173601-Gold_Coast-Gold_Coast.jpg http://media.hubonline.com.au/agents_folder/2744/gold-coast.jpg