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Subject: Re: where to start? Posted on: Tue, 30 May 2006 20:41:35 +0000


> hello out there,
>
> please could somebody shine some light on the process of applying for
> a
> visa. i have done abit of research and think i need to apply for a 136
> visa. my husband is on the modl list as a bricklayer. i have printed
> some forms of the internet to complete. i know that he has to have his
> skills assessed is this the first step? can documents be certified by
> somebody like an accountant.
> sorry to ask so many questions but after hours of looking at pages of
> info not sure where to start
> grateful for any help!!!!
>
> ta very much
>
>
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Hi,

As you say, the trade assessment is the first step. Your husband (being
a bricklayer) will need to have an assessment by Trdaes Recognition
Australia (TRA). This can be quite difficult as it requires getting a
lot of paperwork, ref's, cert's and so on.

Have a look at http://www.workplace.gov.au/workplace/Individual/Migra-
nt/TradesRecognitionAustralia.htm for starters on what they require.
The rules and reg's are quite complex so its best if you peruse at
your leisure!!

Also, a good one to check out is booklet 6 from www.dimia.gov.au . It
gives loads of information on emigrating as a skilled person. Again,
lots of info so best to print a copy and go from there.

.you gotta start somewhere,

best of luck.

dan

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