do you now how to get permanent residence or student's visa in australia?
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Hi Sandy J,\n\nThere are many many differnt PR and student visa categories. If you are looking at getting a student visa you will need to have an offer from a college or university in Australia. Unfortunately, it can be experience to study in Australia as an international student.\n\nTo apply for PR you will need to have a skills set that meets the requirements. Its rather complicated but basically its a points tested system where you earn points for age, english language ability, qualifications, work experience, etc...\n\nI am an Australian Registered Migration agent and would be happy to discuss this further and provide an assessment of your eligibility - my email is Jessica.Stooke@Visalogic.net
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sorry pal..cant help you there...normally for immigration to any country via employment you will need to have at least a bachelors degree.... visit the official Australian Immigration website...i have provided the link below.....\nhttp://www.immi.gov.au/\n\nGood Luck!
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There are some ways to get legal in this country, none of them are easy, you my start by applying for some kind of visa, like student,  worker, refugee,etc. type of visa, and that might open you the door to apply for "Permanent Residency" in this country, or hopefully Bush approves amnesty so tons of honest, good, and hard working people can get their status strengthen out. good luck!
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Talk to your University administration, they might have a student visa program.
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Go to www.workpermit.com/australia/australia.htm\n\nIt gives you a point test to tell you if you are elligable for a visa based on your details.
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Contact your closest Australian Embassy\n")
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Go to the Australian Embassy and ask for guidance on this matter. Anything you read here would just be conjecture, and you need to do this right.
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well yes  it depends on which country u wanna go to ..........if u wanna go to australia  then it also depends alot that which ccountry you r from .....\n\nusually in australia age factor counts  and it counts pretty much when u apply for Residency
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Hi mastani, there are several ways of obtaining the permanent residency Visa in New Zealand. You can come as an investor, as a "skilled migrant", in some cases as a refugee and if you have family here, you can come through the family category. As an investor, you would need a large sum of money to invest in the busyness of you choice in new Zealand. The more qualified you are, the less you need to invest. It gets more complicated than this, but this is the basics of it.\n.\nThe most commonway to obtain the visa is probably through the "Skilled Migrant" category. In this they judge you on your skills and qualifications, on whether you have a job offer in New Zealand or are likelly to get one, and also on how good your english is. It works as a system of point. For example, if you have relevant tertiary qualification in an area which NZ is lacking, you get a few points, if you speak good english (usually a 6.0 grade on IELTS is required) you get a few more points, and if you have a job offer in NZ you get a lot more points. If you have enough points (the number changes every year), you are invited to apply for the residence visa (once you have formally expressed your interest). \nOf course there are several other factor which can get you points, such as health, whanau living in new zealand, not having a criminal background and so on.\n.\nIf you are planning on coming, I strongly suggest that you get legal advice. There are a few free legal services available once you arrive in New Zealand, and there are several companies which help migrants with the bureaucracy for a price.\n.\nA firm that i know of which works with 'Migrant Job Placement' and helps clients with immigration issues for free is called "NewJobZ". I think their website is http://www.newjobz.co.nz/\n.\nI hope you manage to come live in this beautyful country, as I did! Good Luck!\n.\nCheers,\nMigrant
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http://studyinaustralia.gov.au/sia/splash2.aspx
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just try this\nhttp://www.immi.gov.au/immigration.htm...\nhttp://www.immi.gov.au/migrants/index.ht...
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Actually, the Australian military has a process specifically for active duty military personnel who are interested in serving in the Australian military. See the 'sources' space below for the web site.\n\nGood luck.
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Well it depends on you situation.. Where you currently reside and your educational / family background.\nFor example you can be a student, apply to university in the States, apply for a job, apply for a work permit (H1-B) VISA and maybe your employer can sponsor you for a green card. Other possibilities include getting sponsored by a family member who already has a green card, or through politicaly asylum (if you are a refugee of your country for example), or if you marry a U.S. citizen. \nI can't go into much more detail not knowing your particular situation but a great site is http://www.soyouwanna.com/site/syws/greencard/greencardFULL.html \nand has information for various ways for obtaining the green card.
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You should contact an Australian or Canadian embassies. You have to get a job permit in those countries before you can work there. And that job permit can cost some money. Australia has good opportunities, but you should also try other Asian countries such as Malaysia or Thailand. You should also look for any medical organization that is willing to recruit you in those countries.
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Sorry, I don't know of any companies looking to sponsor someone. \n\nThe best thing for you to do would be to contact The Department of Immigration and ask them what your options are.\n\nTheir website is http://www.immi.gov.au/index.htm\n\nOther sites you might want to look at are:\n\nhttp://www.migrationexpert.com/content/Skilled_Visa_Australia.asp\n\nhttp://www.austembjak.or.id/\n\nhttp://www.australianaustralia.com/page/Work_permits_457/307\n\nGood luck :)
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I am assuming that your son is going to  Australia and that you live in Canada. If this is the case follow these steps :\n\n- Ask your bank to issue you a cheque in Australian Dollars drawn on an Australian bank. The big 5 Canadian banks have arrangements with their Australian partner banks / counterparts.\n\n- The Money Order has to be for the exact amount in favour of the institution your son will be attending, in Australian Dollars of course.\n\n- Make a photocopy of the Money order and keep it in a safe place.\n\n- Give the money order to your son, he may need to show this to satisfy the Australian immigration authorities in Canada who will grant him a student visa. \n\nYour son may also have to show the money order at the port of entry in Australia. \n\nFuthermore, I would ask your son to open an account once in Australia. There are many banks such as Westpac, the ANZ Banking Group etc. Keep his banking details handy in case you have to wire him some money. Your bank in Canada can do that quite easily once they have your son's banking details in Australia.\n\nHope that answers your question.\n\nGood luck !
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where are you from and where do you need a visa to?