alim66;173821 Wrote:
> been looking around the site and various other websites for a few weeks
> now. Myself and my 2 daughters are very keen to go to Australia for a
> new and exciting life. :waves: also we fancy some sun !!!:cool:
> Its all so confusing and so I made a couple of enquiries with agents
> about visas, the first one came back and said I would need to get some
> more qualifications. The second one said I could go out on a student
> visa (I'm 41) and study at evening classes and work during the day - is
> this right? I'm so wary of being conned :(
>
> I work as a Administration Manager in a school (in charge of day to day
> running) but have no formal qualifications in this, been in this job for
> 2 1/2 years now, but have been at the school for nearly 9 years in
> various positions, all admin. I have got a diploma as a Medical
> Secretary and O'levels, etc.
> My eldest daughter is 16, so what would her position be - she would
> have finished sixth form by the time we were able to go (if possible),
> so would she be able to work?
>
> What migration agents are good and I was thinking of going to the
> emigration event at Sandown at the beginning of March - would it be
> worth it.
>
> Sorry for so many questions at the first attempt.
>
> Allison x
Hiya Allison and Welcome :waves:
I'm actually going to move this thread to our immigration advice
forums. There are a number of migration agents who post to this forum
so they may be able to answer at least a couple of these questions.
I have heard good things about the Emigration event and if anything it
should help you get a better idea of what lays ahead :-)
Regards
Mark
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