Prolivingproof:


Unfortunately, she is above age. 44 years of age is max. to be eligible for PR.

ok bro minus age...does she have any chance of getting the permanent residence ....pls can I have your whatsapp number ..

Good evenin all... Pls where can I find d job descriptions to know wch one fits me as a mech engineer with automobile experience

Hello everyone. I understand everyone here is already in Australia, that is why i am directing my question here. How does Australia classify Bsc from Nigeria (Unilorin, 4yrs course). Is it associate degree or diploma?

Associate degree.

Rach90:
Hello everyone. I understand everyone here is already in Australia, that is why i am directing my question here. How does Australia classify Bsc from Nigeria (Unilorin, 4yrs course). Is it associate degree or diploma?

adesoro557:
It would be nice if contributors can post pics once in a while to bump the thread. Thanks.

Hope it's not Virus you attached to this your post.

our australians, please lets keep this thread alive like the canadian thread, congratulations, u guys have a new prime minister,hope he completes his term

Regional Australia. I saw a place without tarred road for the first time here.

Blitzenkreig66:
Regional Australia. I saw a place without tarred road for the first time here.

Amazing!!
Which region? Love those vintage rides

This is just my honest opinion. You can decide to take it or leave it. I know there are people who love it the way it is but before you crucify me, remember I’m only voicing out my experience of living in Australia for the last 13 months.
Melbourne is nothing but a huge disappointment. Run down houses and streets everywhere. The culture of keeping a well kept garden is non existent.

Any new perpective/changes about Melbourne?

Am glad u guyz 're now reviving this thread.

[quote author=DaddyTheFather post=65738830]Ok...so I am not one of those "landed seniors"...people like malkinburg still senior me for this hustle...I am still finding my way and there are a thousand things I have seen here that I have never even heard of!

Are you still in Brisbane or your Canada PR worked out.

Blitzenkreig66:
Regional Australia. I saw a place without tarred road for the first time here.

wow.
will be really expensive for australia to connect all regions due to its big size, im just thinking if there can be road network from darwin to southern australia，

Blitzenkreig66:
Regional Australia. I saw a place without tarred road for the first time here.

95% of the untarred areas are for the indigenous people who forbid tarring of their roads because of their spiritual connection to the land.

Am soon bottoning up my preparation to travel to Australia my God Grace soon enough but how is hussling like in Australia ? What is the accessable(menial works) job one could easily find and do and what's 're their pays like? Is it an hourly paid system? Thanks.

Good day house.
Please am newbie in this trend. Can the house explain to me step by step to take to migrate to Australia

Oshodi1:
Good day house.
Please am newbie in this trend. Can the house explain to me step by step to take to migrate to Australia

Welcome.
You are however on the wrong thread for most of the questions which you will eventually come up with as you go through the process.

So visit the link below and get on.
https://www.nairaland.com/4478747/diy-guide-australian-permanent-resident

bellong:


95% of the untarred areas are for the indigenous people who forbid tarring of their roads because of their spiritual connection to the land.

For real, aborigines?

jayooh:


For real, aborigines?

Aboriginals is the appropriate word.

bellong:


Aboriginals is the appropriate word.

OK sir. But they are synonymous nouns.
Na the spiritual thingy catch my eyes anyways.

Tuteso:
Associate degree.

Interesting ,what of Nigerian HND how is it been clarify?

Hello my aussie people, is anyone travelling down to Australia soon? Need to get a DL down there.


Any ideas/suggestions on any fast and economical means are welcome too

Hello gurus,

I am about applying for subclass 408 visa (Research Stream), I would like to know if anybody has gone through this before or have an idea about it.

In addition, as PR is getting tougher especially for biomedical courses that have been removed, please I need guidance on the next route I can take after am done with the 408 Research Activities.

Thanks in anticipation.

jayooh:


For real, aborigines?

Well...this one sounds cool, we (here in 9ja) often refer to them as Australian Bushmen

DoDirtsLikeWorm:


Well...this one sounds cool, we (here in 9ja) often refer to them as Australian Bushmen

Roflmao

Hey guys! So I'm moving to Melbourne at the end of the month after spending a year in NZ, and I'm thinking of a nice sub to live. I've been to Melbourne before but that was more of a tourist visit, so if you guys can let me know suburbs to avoid, I'd appreciate. I'm looking for somewhere close to the CBD, which is where my office is located; I have a few in mind; Fitzroy, St. Kilda, Brunswick west, South Melbourne, and Yarraville or South Yarra. My budget is to not exceed $400/week. What are your thoughts on the subs I listed, I'm also trying to avoid places with a huge South Sudanese community. Thanks.

chidike:
Hey guys! So I'm moving to Melbourne at the end of the month after spending a year in NZ, and I'm thinking of a nice sub to live. I've been to Melbourne before but that was more of a tourist visit, so if you guys can let me know suburbs to avoid, I'd appreciate. I'm looking for somewhere close to the CBD, which is where my office is located; I have a few in mind; Fitzroy, St. Kilda, Brunswick west, South Melbourne, and Yarraville or South Yarra. My budget is to not exceed $400/week. What are your thoughts on the subs I listed, I'm also trying to avoid places with a huge South Sudanese community. Thanks.

Sup mate. I was gonna pm you about CV template, I remember you landed a job in NZ before moving. I'm looking at how to arrange a convincing CV that will highlight salient things(e.g. visa status, current residence).
Please help me with the template/sample of what u used.

Thanks

Someone should help with this please

Impacter01:
Hello gurus,

I am about applying for subclass 408 visa (Research Stream), I would like to know if anybody has gone through this before or have an idea about it.

In addition, as PR is getting tougher especially for biomedical courses that have been removed, please I need guidance on the next route I can take after am done with the 408 Research Activities.

Thanks in anticipation.

chidike:
Hey guys! So I'm moving to Melbourne at the end of the month after spending a year in NZ, and I'm thinking of a nice sub to live. I've been to Melbourne before but that was more of a tourist visit, so if you guys can let me know suburbs to avoid, I'd appreciate. I'm looking for somewhere close to the CBD, which is where my office is located; I have a few in mind; Fitzroy, St. Kilda, Brunswick west, South Melbourne, and Yarraville or South Yarra. My budget is to not exceed $400/week. What are your thoughts on the subs I listed, I'm also trying to avoid places with a huge South Sudanese community. Thanks.

i really wonder what NZ is like，must be very beautiful but with its location .i have this stupid thought that NZ and other surrounding polynesian islands will be submerged soon..lol
have u ever visited any of the polynesian islands？

chidike:
Hey guys! So I'm moving to Melbourne at the end of the month after spending a year in NZ, and I'm thinking of a nice sub to live. I've been to Melbourne before but that was more of a tourist visit, so if you guys can let me know suburbs to avoid, I'd appreciate. I'm looking for somewhere close to the CBD, which is where my office is located; I have a few in mind; Fitzroy, St. Kilda, Brunswick west, South Melbourne, and Yarraville or South Yarra. My budget is to not exceed $400/week. What are your thoughts on the subs I listed, I'm also trying to avoid places with a huge South Sudanese community. Thanks.

Avoid Dandenong as well as Footscray, among the suburbs you listed St Kilda is the most expensive due to it closeness to the beach and social activities but with your budget you should be fine, South Yarra is a nice suburb and also expensive, Brunswick and South Melbourne not bad but Yarraville is a bit boring.

bligs:

Avoid Dandenong as well as Footscray, among the suburbs you listed St Kilda is the most expensive due to it closeness to the beach and social activities but with your budget you should be fine, South Yarra is a nice suburb and also expensive, Brunswick and South Melbourne not bad but Yarraville is a bit boring.

Thanks a lot. �

Trenton:






i really wonder what NZ is like，must be very beautiful but with its location .i have this stupid thought that NZ and other surrounding polynesian islands will be submerged soon..lol
have u ever visited any of the polynesian islands？

Beautiful country, especially the country side! It's a perfect place to go on vacation around these parts.

You people are Enjoying the world, I pray that God will link me to such places by his grace