Bryson

Thanks all. The Training course leads to apprenticeship. Which I believe qualifies as full time education. We are going to try and apply for a 189 visa ourselves.

Hi all Any guidance would be greatly appreciated. Have a quote from an agent and it's rather alot. Can i complete the process by myself which would cut the costs considerably. Has anyone done this by themselves and is it straightforward?

Hi I am a time served joiner of 10 years. Have no formal qualifcations. Work for a reputable business. Will I need to get qualifications to prove my skills for a 489 visa. If so will svq2 be OK as this is considerably cheaper than svq3. Thanks

Hi Blossom, Thank you. Yes both are my step children. The oldest is not in full time education she is on an apex training course. I will need to check if this counts. I will have a look at the lists now. Thanks again

Hi all, I would greatly appreciate any advice on what do do in order to get to adelaide. At the beginning of the process don't really know where to start. Current situation: myself 25, time served joiner of 10 years, My wife 31, bachelors degree in business studies, currently a team leader for large supermarket in UK. Two children. One age 9 one age 16. Wife's family live in adelaide and we were considering a family sponser but are they considered my family if they are in laws? As my trade is the route we were hoping to follow, due to my wife's occupation not being on the required skills list for SA. Thanks in anticipation Bryson.