bonjour
mon fils (22ans)a pris un visa pour travailler 1 an ET 1 visa touriste : il a payé les 2, en fait il ne veut que le visa travail...
arrivé a sidney il se rend compte qu il n a que le visa touriste.
est il possible d'annuler le visa touriste et de ne reprendre que le visa travail sans etre obligé de quitter l australie?
la il est a sidney bien embété...
si qqun connait la solution ou a deja eu le meme probleme
il est obligé de sortir du pays pour faire valider son visa de travail,
le plus court serait d'aller en NZ et revenir,
il n(a pas d'autre possibilité
comme disent les Québécois, il doit faire "le tour du poteau" et revenir
😊
schawna
la réalité est beaucoup plus intéressante que ses rêves....
le mieu c est qu il parte en nouvelle zelande qu il fasse sa demande et puis apres autorisation c est bon il peut revenir en australie ceci dit je ne comprend pas qu il ai payé pr le visa touriste qui est gratuit et pour trois mois!!
Oui, il faut aller au bureau de l immigration au 36, Lee street le faire annuler. Si il veut passer au bureau chez nous 327, PITT street, 17 eme etage, societe GOSTUDY je peux verifier avec notre juriste a l immigration ce qui est preferrable. Nos services sont gratuits car finances par les universites et ecoels australiennes.
Bonne journee, si d autres questions n heistez pas a me contacter a french@gostudy.com.au
Bonjour,
c est en faisant d interminable recherche sur le net que je t ai lu. Tu as ll air de tres bon conseil> Nous sommes en grande difficulte>
Voila, nous sommes un couple en tour du monde ou nous avions planifier 6 mois en Australie avec le WHV. Mais lors de notre arrivee en bali, on nous a vole notre sac avec nos 2 passeports. Nous allions avec sur internet pour faire la demande sur internet du WhV. Le site etant en maintenance, nous n avons pas pu le demande>
Notre vol pour Sydney est le 1er mai et nous n avons toujours pas les nouveaux passeport d urgence. Comment pouvons nous faire pour accelerer notre demande du WHV des reception des news passeports? De plus, ces passeports ne sont valides que 12 mois, est ce suffisant pour nos 6 mois en Australie?
S il vous plait, nous avons besoins de vos conseils.
Merci beaucoup
Helene
hello.tdm2009@gmail.com
www.hellotdm2009.canalblog.com
LA super nouvelle: vous n aviez pas encore fait la demande, ouf!
Le WHV vous arrivera normalement en 24h dans la boite mail, au pire en 5 jours ouvrables, pas de stress.
Malheureusement impossible de demander ce visa tant que vous n avez pas de passeport, ou au moins que vous connaissiez le numero de votre futur passeport avec dates de validite.
Pouvez vous eventuellement retarder ce vol? Sans passeport et le visa WH qui correspond impossible d entrer ici, meme avec un visa touristique.
Si vous voulez ecrivez moi a french@gostudy.com.au et je vous envoie la liste des reponses a mettre pour obtenir votre WHV comme une lettre a la poste.
Pas de probleme que le passeport ne soit valable qu un an pour l obtenir. Il faudra toutefois quitter le territoire avant la fin de validite ou aller a l ambassade de France demander une prolongation une fois ici.
Salutations,
Philippe.
oila, nous sommes un couple en tour du monde ou nous avions planifier 6 mois en Australie avec le WHV. Mais lors de notre arrivee en bali, on nous a vole notre sac avec nos 2 passeports. Nous allions avec sur internet pour faire la demande sur internet du WhV. Le site etant en maintenance, nous n avons pas pu le demande>
Notre vol pour Sydney est le 1er mai et nous n avons toujours pas les nouveaux passeport d urgence. Comment pouvons nous faire pour accelerer notre demande du WHV des reception des news passeports? De plus, ces passeports ne sont valides que 12 mois, est ce suffisant pour nos 6 mois en Australie?
je pars comme au pair en janvier et je me demande si je peux avoir un autre visa que le visa working and travelling etant donne que je naurai pas de fiche de paie...
que me recommandes tu ?
Si ce n est pas le visa working holiday reste le visa touristique qui peut etre de 6 mois ou un an par exemple mais tu devras sortir du pays tous les 6 mois.
Beaucoup d etudiants a nous qui font cela ont parfois eu des problemes avec les douaniers en rentrant dans le pays a nouveau au bout de 3 mois. Si tu peux passer par le working holiday je te le conseille vraiment. A moins que ton sejour ici ne dure moins de 3 ou eventuellement 6 mois evidemment.
Pardon!
je revois mon mail par hasard et me rends compte d une erreur de ma part, ce svisas touristiques t imposent de sortir tous les TROIS mois, pas 6. C est a chaque retour qu ils vont te creer des problemes a la douane.
je me suis donc inscrite en ligne pour le visa working and travelling et la le pompom 😮on me demande un chest x ray (ce que cest effrayant le nom ahah), je suis actuellement volontaire en republique dominicaine (si javais su je naurai pas dit que javais vecu dans dautres pays avant) et je ne rentre que le 23/12 en france et loin des grandes villes.
Est ce vraiment obligatoire? si je le fais combien de temps apres tombe le visa, et si je ne recois pas le visa avant de partir, que faire?... bien sur je ne savais pas tout ca et jai deja pris mon billet (si javais du attendre 15 jours avant le depart ca maurait coute plus que bonbon) et je dois menvoler le 24/01...
bref je suis un peu dans lembarras...🏴☠️
si tu as des conseils ils seront plus que bienvenus...
merci
Tu as probablement indique que tu es dans un pays a heut risque pour au moins 3 moins et donc ils te le demandent... tu aurais mieux fait de ne pas le dire effectivement.
Si tu viens en visa touristique ici tu devras sortir du pays pour pouvoir demander ton working holiday.
EN egenral tu recois le visa WHV dans la semaine de la demande. Devoir apsser par l etape "visite medicale" peut te le retarder d une dizine de jours a 2 semaines peut etre. Avce la periode de Noel tout est plus lent au ministere de l immigration.
Je te conseille de faire immediatement ta visite medicale ou que tu sois (je peux te donner l adresse du docteur accredite a l imigration australienne en republique dominicaine si tu veux), ou sinon de retarder ton avion...
et bien ca nest pas tres rassurant humhum jai regarde la liste il ny a pas de medecin acredite en republique dominicaine (jaurai adore le faire ici) ... donc faudra que jattende mon retour en france... ca va etre chaud soit a lille maman ma pris un rdv le 22 a 11h30 sachant que jarrive si tout va bien a laeroport de bruxelles le 22 a 9h30 pas despoir ou bien se sera paris debut janvier aie aie je suis pas possible.. si tu as des plans... dailleurs ca me fait penser que je pourrais demander sur bruxelles ...
merci ++
alors j'ai fait mon chest x-ray le 28/12 (pour obtenir mon visa working holiday demandé en novembre depuis un pays ou il metait impossible de faire la radio des poumons) car le 22/12 jai manqué le rdv après 8h30 de retard avion a cause de la neige, ca a ete depose en poste le 30/12 au soir et depuis toujours pas laccusé de réception, je pars donc du principe que je naurai pas mon visa a temps...
Ne peut on pas entrer dans le pays tout de meme ? en touriste ? il doit bien y avoir une solution... je voulais appeler lambassade daustralie en france mais c'est une boite vocale insupportable et je nai personne au bout...
Auprès de qui puis je me renseigner fiablement et rapidement ?
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