How easy is it to move to Australia?
For somebody like this, how easy would it be to migrate to and find a job in Australia, assuming they had the following:
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No criminal record
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Business degree from a top, prestigious UK university
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5 years work experience in finance/management
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An MBA
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UK citizenship, aged in late twenties, no partner or children
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Get a girlfriend, get married = win 
Fail, wrong forum loser. Not related to Health or Relationships.
Original post by SuperiorHuman
Fail, wrong forum loser. Not related to Health or Relationships.
Back in the old days trolling meant something.
Not sure about full on emigrating, but it's incredibly easy to get a WHV (working holiday visa) and spend two years out there. You can't work for the same employer for more than six months, and to stay the second year you must complete 3 months farm(ish) work within your first twelve months.
Plenty of time to:
a) Meet a girl. Fall in love. Get married.
b) Impress a boss and get a permanent job offer.
Plenty of time to:
a) Meet a girl. Fall in love. Get married.
b) Impress a boss and get a permanent job offer.
Difficult
First you have to get a one year visa (not difficult in itself)
Then get a job = not so easy as a lot of companies don't like working visas as they know it is short term
Then find another job after 6 months
Then - apply for a second year working visa (have to show them you were doing at least 1 month I think valuable work such as fruit picking)
Finally, get a company to sponsor you which will get you a further 2 years visa I think (but if that job ends you have to leave the country)
And then apply to become an Australian citizen
Like Organ said - easier if you have a relevant skills - I know tradesmen are needed (electricians, carpenters), there is a website you can look it up.
Failing that - yes find a nice Australian citizen and get married!
First you have to get a one year visa (not difficult in itself)
Then get a job = not so easy as a lot of companies don't like working visas as they know it is short term
Then find another job after 6 months
Then - apply for a second year working visa (have to show them you were doing at least 1 month I think valuable work such as fruit picking)
Finally, get a company to sponsor you which will get you a further 2 years visa I think (but if that job ends you have to leave the country)
And then apply to become an Australian citizen
Like Organ said - easier if you have a relevant skills - I know tradesmen are needed (electricians, carpenters), there is a website you can look it up.
Failing that - yes find a nice Australian citizen and get married!
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