i am from iraq and need visa to emigration to usa or australia pleas help me?
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you are very well come there its appear from the answer of the people of those country in here sorry but ur question and the answer of the people in here made me laugh if u cant value ur own country and respect ur nationality u really deserve the answer that people gave u in here \nwhy dont u stay on ur country and try to make it a better place ? why dont u wipe it from ur enemies ?why do u like to go to the place that their government killed alot of innocence people from ur country?\nwhy do u like to adhere to ur enemies?\nRemember we are shot with our own arrow.
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Good for you - Australia kicks A**\n\nCheck out http://www.immi.gov.au/
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contact your US Embassy. I think that there is one close to you. They can tell you what kind of visa you would need.
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http://www.usimmigrationsupport.org/\n\nTry this web site.  Good luck.
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go to :www.visa12.com
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Contact the embassy, they can 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.
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Amnesty International defines a refugee as: "A refugee is a person who is outside her country of origin and genuinely risks serious human rights abuses because of who she is or what she believes. She cannot or will not return because her government cannot or will not protect her." In other words, to be a refugee in ANY country, you must prove that this is the case. (Shouldn't be that hard as you are Iraqi.)\n\nIt looks like many Iraqis have fled to Syria and Jordan, while others have fled to Saudia Arabia, Kuwait, and Iran. However, if large numbers of Iraqis continue to seek refugee status in these countries, people are worried that it might upset the balance of power and caue more disruption in the area.\nOutside of the Middle East, it looks like Sweden is a choice. Apparently they have lax immigration laws. Britain and Denmark, on the other hand, are becoming more strict.\n\nFor the US, things are less clear. For starters, you would have to deal with Homeland Security, not an easy task. It looks like there are two ways to become a refugee in the US. The first is to apply for refugee status at the embassy. The second is to get a different visa, go to the US and then apply for refugee status when you arrive.\n\nFor the best information about applying to asylum in another country, I suggest you contact the embassy of the country to which you wish to flee, Amnesty International or some other NGO, or, if you have money and need to get out quickly, some sort of human smuggler. \nSome websites are listed below with articles about Iraqi refugees.\nGood luck!
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you need to go to the australian immigration website to get the offical requirements of coming to australia.
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visit these sites: LiveInVictoria.live.gov.au and CollegeBoard.au and mycareer.com.au or entersingapore.info/country/Immigration and getforme.com/Immigration_Immigration_PermanentResidence or for that matter any website of the country you intend to migrate
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#1: Get the work visa! (chances of getting a job without first having the visa are pretty low, so....). Check the Auzzie employment link below which is their official website for forms and brochures for those wanting to apply for a job visa or to migrate. They have different work visas available - I was applying for the skilled visa. You can also qualify for more points (its a scoring system to qualify) if you apply for jobs within certain smaller regions (i.e. Adelaide). They'll list those towns on this website and you may also want to check out the specific municipal websites of those towns as well (they might sponsor if I'm right). Although, I'd go that route if you're low on the point scale. The funny part, is that if you speak english fluently, you already receive a whack of points.\n\n#2: I found that www.seek.com.au was the best job site for Australia (You can have it so certain keyworded jobs are automatically sent to your email)\n\nBest of luck! A little reading is in order for the forms, but that should give  a good starting point. Long live the Auzzies!
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Try U.S. Embassy in that country or Dept. of Immigration in U.S.
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where are you from and what kinda visa do you want? for what purpose?
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first you will need to see about getting a visa of some sort.a work permit if you plan on working.maybe look up a us embassy in australia.sounds like fun though.good luck!!!
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Move on a work visa and apply for landed immigrant status once you're there. Contact the American embassy in your city for more information.
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To come to our country your first step would be to visit the Australian Embassy or Consulate. You could perhaps come out on a visa make sure you like the place and while here visit the Department of Immigration and lodge and application for Permanent Residency. After two years you could then make application for Australia Citizenship. We'd love to have you.
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Contact the American embassy in Jordan or the jordanian one in US!\nHope everything goes well for you!\nGood Luck!