I am a facility management staff in UAE and a proffesional in HVAC+COOLING A/C. I want to know whether companies in Australia take staff from other countreis and provide them with visa and other benefits? Can I know whom to contact/procedure etc?
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Yes they do.  A company can sponsor you to work in Australia.\n\nThere is also a Skills Shortage List that can help you immigrate to Oz.  (See below) see if there is something on there that you can do, and if so you can immigrate on that basis.  You do not have to actually do that job when you get there!\n\nAlso do a Google search for "Work in Australia" or "Immigrate to Australia" and there a LOTS of companies that will be more than happy to take your money and help you find work.. BUT... be careful, some will just take money and do nothing for you.\n\nThe best best is to find a company that will hire you and do the sponsorship, this is pretty hard to do when you are overseas!\n\nIf you travel there first (to look for work) make sure you dont tell anyone in immigration that this is what you plan to do, or they may not let you in... go in as though you are on holiday... and then start looking.  Have nothing in your bag (like a resume etc that could tip them off, email everything to yourself).  If they even THINK you are planning on looking for work, they might not let you in!\n\nTry and arrange interviews before you go.\n\nFinally... if you go.... PLAY GOLF!  This might seem weird, but if you play golf (especially at public courses) alone, they will team you up with other players... network with them... tell them how much you love it and want to stay... you'll be surprised at how friendly Aussies are and how they will call friends for you, to see if they can find you a lead on a job so you can stay!\n\nGood luck and I hope you can find something there, it's a great place to live.
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http://www.asic.gov.au/asic/asic_srchlodg.nsf/byheadline/Home+Page?opendocument is a great place to start. All Australian companies are registered with and regulated by ASIC.\n\nYou can do a free search for basic information or you can pay to do more in-depth searches.\n\nhttp://baycorpadvantage.com.au/home/home_default.aspx also offer services including credit reports for individuals and businesses.\n\nAll the best with your research.\n\nCheers\nAlister\nhttp://www.marketscience.com.au
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I'm actually working as an au-pair in California with agency www.aupaircare.com which I would not recommend or I know some families seeking au-pair who want to come on tourist visa and take care of kids.
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good luck\nthey will most likely be rejected for application for entry status\nnow if one of them was a nurse and the other a engineer, that's a different story as you probaly get her on a h1-b visa, assuming of course you could find a sponsor( s)
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I have no idea. Check out Flinders University in South Australia. I go there but I dont know what exactly they offer. Sorry if this link is useless to you, but hey, its worth a shot i suppose!
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A number of Australian universities offer Hotel Management courses, ranging from Certificate level to Masters. \n\n* Australian School of Tourism and Hotel Management, in collaboration with Southern Cross University (Perth, WA)\n* International College of Hotel Management (Adelaide, SA)\n* University of Queensland (Brisbane, QLD)\n* William Angliss Institute - TAFE (Melbourne, VIC), in collaboration with RMIT University\n\nIn Sydney, check out the following:\n* The Hotel School, in partnership with Southern Cross University and Mulpha Australia\n* International College of Management, Macquarie University\n\nGood luck, and be sure to do a check on Google for more institutes.
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Hi, Im from australia and i tried some website from australia here are some that might help you:\n\nmigrationexpert.com\n\nliveinaustralia.com  \n\nimmigrationinfoaustralia.com \n\nI hope these do help you and you come to migrate in Australia. best of luck
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no green card, but they have similar programs.\nSee www.immi.gov.au for australia and www.immi.ca for Canada.
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I"m from Australia.  However if your wife is still in Lybia and unwell, your chances of gaining residency here are limited.  She wouldn't be allowed here permanently if she was going to be a burden on the welfare system.\nHowever, if she's already here in Australia, it's a different matter.  If you have a trade qualification, you need to find a job here before you reach our shores, as unemployment benefits will not apply to you.  Try contacting the Australian Immigration Dept and seeing how you go.\nQuite frankly, your chances of finding a sponsor to financially back you to come here, are zero.\nTry the links below-
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There are not that many countries that have active Respiratory Care departments in their hospitals.  The duties of RTs are carried out by nurses, doctors and physical therapists.  Usually, if a person passes the national boards in the USA or Canada, they can get work in places like Saudi Arabia or in American hospitals in other countries.   I just had to prove I passed my national boards to work in Saudi Arabia.  Good luck.....Where would you like to work?  What country?
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If you able to come to Australia - there is a HUGE tourist industry that employs thousands of hospitality staff right around the country.  Try looking through some employment websites in your country or region - you may also find links to other sites outside your area.  Contact the local tourist information centre and get a listing of all the hotel, motels, bars etc then send them an email with your resume and a cover letter that introduces yourself.
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Well congrats to you for getting a work visa--no easy feat these days.  Sorry, I don't know how she can get a visa, but there is no reason she needs to limit herself to the same company where you work, is there?
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Depends on what you're interning for.  Right now it's summer there, so if you can handle the heat I would say Australia since the US really isn't that great.  It's not all it's cracked up to be.  Plus, you can go sightseeing more in Australia.  I think it's fairly easy to get a visa to AU.  A lot easier than the US.
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I'm not sure if you've had a chance to look very closely at Australia's Immigration Department website, but there is a skilled migrant program you might want to have a look at.
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Well it would help to know about your citizenship status and what country you are currently residing in. \nBut looking into the immigration laws and regulations of australia can help.
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U.S. had reached massive development in the field of Bio-tech, as you asked placements are fine but the only problem is to get the visa, other than this plenty of jobs are available, other than the U.S. why you can choose Australia, they also have good job opportunity's when compared to u.s., so you can better try for Australia because the Visa also not much difficult to get.
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It is true. They, however, have a list of professions they need, and according of that are the opportunities to go and live there. I have been searching about it myself.\nYou can find information here:\nhttp://www.idp.com/\nhttp://www.australia.gov.au/226