I am 31 years old and i have a master of degree in civil engineering and I want to know how can I immigrate to australia?
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Check their embassy.  They will give you loads of information.
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...marry a nice aussie chick...get a work visa...then keep reapplying...or just go bush if u dont like forms...no one will look for u there...\n\n- good luck with it.\n\np.s. - i was serious no one's gonna look for you here...especially during footy season.
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Contact the immigration office. They will be able to help you.
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well for a civil engineer you probably need to get licensed and i'm not sure how it works if you're from out of the country.  \nwww.salary.com
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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
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This is a bit too broad a question to be answered totally on Yahoo Answers, but I will give you some starting points.\n\nThe first place to start is the Department of Immigration, which can be found here: http://www.immi.gov.au/\n\nAs for universities, you can Google, here is a sample search: http://www.google.com.au/search?hl=en&q=Universities+Australia&btnG=Google+Search&meta=\n\nAssuming you plan to come here as an overseas student, you will be allowed to work up to 20 hours a week and you will have to pay tax depending on how much you earn.  Australia has a tax free threshold, over that you are required to pay tax. Details can be found at http://www.ato.gov.au/\n\nAs for settling here permanently, that is not the easiest thing to do as entry is by a points system, details of which are available on the Immigration Department site given above.  You must qualify.\n\nFor job opportunities I suggest you look at http://mycareer.com.au/ or http://www.seek.com.au/.\n\nIf you plan on coming as an immigrant to work full-time and study part-time, then again I refer you to the Immigration Department for details.
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Current UK immigration policy is designed to address the needs of the UK’s labour market by attracting highly skilled individuals to help contribute to the UK's economic growth. As a result, thousands of people come to the UK every year looking to take advantage of the enormous career development opportunities on offer. \nAustralia is one of the most popular destinations in the world for people considering migration abroad. From the scenic beauty of its vast landscape, warm climate and high standard of living, to the vibrant and cosmopolitan nature of its cities, Australia is a ’lucky country’ with something to suit all lifestyles, tastes and interests. \nOne of the basic requirements of skilled migration to Australia is that you are suitably trained in an occupation listed on the Australian Government's Skilled Ocupations List (SOL). http://www.immi.gov.au/\nBest of Luck!
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Contact your closest Australian Embassy\n")
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Dear Friend,\n\nTry working for a company in your country with international offices.  Once your prove yourself to the brass, seek a transfer.  That may be the easiest way to transition from one country to another.\n\nYour Friend,\nFrancesois
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Um... hello.\nI think i can help you out but it's only for australia only. after you graduate highschool, then you would have to provide the following materials.\n\n1. bank statement showing you have enough money to live in australia\n2. your records, transcripts, IB, IBH, AP, and so on.\n3. your passport\n4. a passing and high mark.\n\nif you get these right before entering australia, you will be able to get in. it's hard yes... I'm doing architecture and my dad had to show he had 100grand in the bank because 5 years and 18 grand a year for architecture is a lot of money. I Am lucky to get in... but if you have enough money and it's not a problem then go for it. You just need good marks though.
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Hi there!\n\nUnfortunately for South Africans there isn't an open work permit to travel and work in NZ for 1-2 years. You may however be able to apply for a skilled migration visa if you are aged under 55 and have a skill set required in NZ. \n\nDependent children can be included if they are still studying full-time.\n\nI have helped many people move to NZ and would be happy to assess your eligibility - you can email me at Jessica.Stooke@Visalogic.net.
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http://www.usimmigrationsupport.org/\n\nTry this web site.  Good luck.
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Hi here Pasil, I Live in New Zealand and it is awesome. You can try a website called netcheck. It has alot of jobs for you and your background. We are very short of workers here so as long as you have a trade it is very easy to immigrate here at the moment. Another place to look is seek.co.nz. I make my money online and will give you my web address as well. Hope this helps you. To your new life Here.
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for places like new zealand you need to be able to prove you can support yourself and be finacially wealthy to take care of every one in your household for about two yearsish, plus you need to be able to prove you are going top contribute to their economy, for example your husband is a plumber so if you wanted to move to new zealand you would need to look at the demand for plumbers, if their is a high demand you maybe approved, however if their is no demand for a plumber then your application maybe rejected...\n\nthose are the basic requirements anyways...\n\nthis is a good site to get you started and having your rights and facts before you leave....\n\nhttp://www.direct.gov.uk/BritonsLivingAbroad/fs/en \n\ngood luck in your adventure!
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Hello, I live in Australia. If you go to the website "Department of Foreign Affairs" that is listed below you will find the information you need. When you go to the website click on the section that says "About Australia" and there is lots of information about immigration. \nGood luck i hope it works for you!
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I think you can get in as there is a shortage in Australia. Are you finnished or are you still studying? If you are still studying apply for a transfer or if you are looking for work contact an the Australian Government re: your question. They will be able to help you.
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it is better if u would go to the australian immigration website because they have a list of documents that u needed.