Immigration from the USA to Australia ?
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Good for you - Australia kicks A**\n\nCheck out http://www.immi.gov.au/
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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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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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Try contacting your nearest Australian embassy.
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IT= information technology.\n\nPR= permanent residency.\n\nAustralia's pretty open with immigration. Shouldn't be too difficult.
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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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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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It is a special class of visa for Australians only.  Details are below.
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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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Your best bet is to look up the closest branch of the Australian Consulate office in your country of residence.  They can provide you and your friend all of the information that you would need about becoming a citizen of Australia.
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The processing time to get your visa to Australia can take up to one year. You will need to prove you have 3 years experience in an  occupation listed by the Australian Government's Skilled Occupations List (SOL). Australia's skilled migration programme is targeted at experienced tradespeople or qualified professionals who are under 45 years of age.Best of Luck!MN
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LOVE AUSTRALIA BUT LIVE IN US ! love both
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You cannot go live in Canada or Australia because you have no resident alien status.  If you marry a Canadian or Australia then you can get a visa or if you get a sponsor\n\nIn the US a sponsor has to sign papers that they will support the alien for 10 years. (had to do this for my husband because he is an Alien with a green card)\n\nIt's going to be really hard to get a sponsor unless you have some sort of scientific, techinical or medical skills
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She's from the U.S. but my sister had to fill out some kind of application to see if they would even accept her in Australia (she was there visiting a friend).  They told her they didn't need someone with her skills at that time.  She told me they were very picky nowadays about who they let come in.  I suggest getting in contact with the Embassy and ask them what the procedures are for applying for a work visa or whatever your equivalent is before you make any big plans.
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There are several programs for migrating to Australia.\nThey include:\n\n(1) skilled migration scheme for people with skills and talents at various trades;\n\n(2) family reunion for people with family in Australia;\n\n(3) special eligibility for people who were former citizens or residents;\n\n(4) humanitarian program for refugees and others in special need.\n\nI enclose a link to the Australian Department of Immigration and Multicultural Affairs containing further information.
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You would need to check with the Aussie Embassy. But for my hubby to get a spouse visa for the UK the longest part was getting the evidence together to prove he had a right to be here with me. Once we got that all together and you need loads of it. Bank statements, marriage certificate, proof he was looking for work in the UK, letter from landlord etc... once that was all together he just walked into the embassy dropped off his completed application form and evidence and went back later in the day! He flew to the UK the following day.
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I am Australian NOT american. TY.