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Re: 457 visa Posted on: Tue, 30 Aug 2005 21:26:44 +0000


> Thanks for replying. We have gone with a recruitment agency in
> Australia. They recommended their migration specialists in Sydney.
> Went into it a bit blind really.They will sponsor us for a 457 and I
> presume just reading their letter they will on something called
> Employer Nomination Scheme Permanent Residence. They recommended we go
> for the 457 because we are 45 and 46 years of age, and they wanted my
> partner for work asap. They told us that permanent residence would be
> harder to get from over here and take up to 2 years, in which case we
> would be a lot older. we would like to apply for permanent residency
> asap when we eventually get there just for security really, as the 4
> years visa is a bit uncertain. The Company have advised that we just
> have to keep renewing it every 4 years, but of course we will be tied
> to them and never be able to leave their employ. I wished we had
> found this site sooner and looked into everything a bit more. We just
> thought get the visa then decide

Hi Wac and Jill,

If you're 45 already you might never qualify for PR. I think the
suggestion that you could get it in two years is highly misleading,
unless you've got highly developed individual skills justifying the
claim that you're truly exceptional, or you're going through the
Regional Sponsored Migration Scheme. Ask the agents for an honest
appraisal of your circumstances in that respect.

Cheers,

George Lombard

www.austimmigration.com.au

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