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Hays is probably the biggest. For others it depends on what you do.

All the big agencies that are in the UK also exist in Oz. However, they generally won't look at you until you arrive. We always recommend people budget to arrive and take a minimum of three months to start work and ideally a budget for six minutes months.

Yes you can.

The main thing to consider is that there would be far from any certainty you would be allowed to stay in Australia beyond the student visa. So, you would have to assume you would be returning at the end of it. In the mean time you would probably have punched a very big hole in that £50k.

One of the good things about The Links is that the beach there is one of the best in the area for swimming and has a surf rescue club. The club house is also a popular spot for families and nice to sit and have a bite to eat and a few drinks

There are a LOT of clubs. If he likes a challenge, then the one that I used to live on is very popular, but known for difficult, The Links, Dawesville. It is a Rolex 1000 club and very pretty as it is boarded by the ocean.

You need a deposit of 20% or the bank will require mortgage protection insurance, which is expensive.

Thought I would revive this and see what everyone is up to. Today, I making Sunday roast of slow cooked pork shoulder. I made a paste / marinade yesterday of fennel seeds, garlic, pepper, lots of sea salt, parsley and lathered it over and popped in the fridge. It is now 4 hours into its 6 hours cooking. Serving with roast butternut squash, roast potatoes with thyme, roast onions, parsnips and Yorkshire pudding. My wife has made sticky toffee pudding for later - yum. so what are you having today?

You need to be careful about them using holiday visas as the principle is that a person can only hold one visa at any time, so, one visa cancels previous visas. It doesn't always happen with holiday visas and PR, but it can and does. In fairness to the department, they have had their PR for a fair while - more than five years and most countries would have cancelled their PR by now. For example, UK and USA only allow six months out of country before cancelling.

Correct to both

So can anywhere. A friend spent a small fortune buying in Peppermint Grove. Moved in to find the house next door is a drug den and eventually woke up with police swarming as there had been a murder. Also had masses of other issues. In eight years in Mandurah we never had a single issue.

First, look at visas as this may not be straight forward. I am not sure if it is on the medium and long term list. If it isn't, then at the moment, you won't get state sponsorship for WA as the state are sponsoring very few occupations now. If it is, then look at 189. Work will be an issue as Australia generally is very oversubscribed with primary teachers.

Correct. Do allow though two years for processing as like visas, processing citizenship applications has blown out.

No. At the moment, it is four years of holding a substantive visa, one of which has to be PR. For example, if someone arrived on a working holiday visa and stayed two years, at the end of which was granted a 457/TSS, then one year later gained PR, they would be eligible for citizenship after one year of holding the PR visa providing they meet the resident rules which are that they haven't spent more than 12 months outside of Australia in the last four years and no more than 90 days outside in the 12 months prior to applying (though there are exceptions to this)

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