Working in Australia, Whats the procedures?
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 Jul 27 2006, 01:19 PM
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if u're graduate at Aussi, you can easily get the PR once you have the PR it is easy for you to get a job I mean legally employed other than work in restorant....
for those gradute in malaysia, unless those company in aussi really need you else those come with PR will have the 1st priority.... the better way is let those aussie company in malaysia relocate you and work in aussie...  |
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Aug 2 2006, 11:18 AM
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QUOTE(ah_suknat @ Jul 27 2006, 05:20 PM) ^^^not as easy as you think,you got to live or work there for atleast few years, not sure how long it is , pay the tax for few years, professional degree grad than you have a CHANCE to get PR. or your parents stay there for more than 5 years than apply for PR the whole family. not as easy as you think, just think about how many student there are in Aussie, In my high school there's like 1/3 of the student all go to Aussie to study. why not ? It is depends on which country you're going to ... I have a friend in Aussie after gradute from his degree in ee then directly go n apply PR after get the PR now he is an Legal engineer who working in Aussie ........ But in US that is diffrent case. After you gradute you must get a job in order to stay there by using your working permit for aournd 3 years then only can get PR... In UK, last time there is a program from govn in malaysia which allow malaysian go to UK for study + work + travel. Those visa is valid for 2 years. For those company relocate which is the most easier, don't care how long they relocate you. The most important is they help you easily to get working visa. Which is at least 3- 10 years for US.  This post has been edited by say_it: Aug 2 2006, 11:20 AM |
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