Woke up this morning and decided to move to Australia!

Gilly · 3 Jul 2006 at 12:59

Zip said:
Wheres that website that you can sue to see how many points you can get to see if u can shift?
It might help her out

Here?

alexakasloth · 3 Jul 2006 at 12:59

My friend moved there a couple of months ago, it took him 3 years!

Good luck

Zip · 3 Jul 2006 at 13:03

Gilly said:
Here?

Thanks

Looks like i shouldnt be living here

Australia Skilled Immigration Points Calculator
Sorry
Unfortunately you do not meet basic requirements for immigration to Australia under skilled immigrant category.

Spacky · 3 Jul 2006 at 13:03

Spawn said:
:\ lol ok think i finally got that now

Whats the other post you were refering to that you thought I was high when I posted?

Gilly · 3 Jul 2006 at 13:04

Zip said:
Thanks

Looks like i shouldnt be living here

I breezed it. Got far too many points!

I don't want to go though.

Amleto · 3 Jul 2006 at 13:06

Spacky said:
Don't forget your passport?

rofl at that, and rofl at this thread tbh.

Yas786 · 3 Jul 2006 at 13:07

Spacky said:
Whats the other post you were refering to that you thought I was high when I posted?

This one

Spacky said:
Nice shot at least you got 9 more toes

In reply to my post about me spewing my guts over my ex gf at 2am in the morning..after downing half a bottle of SC

MoNkeE · 3 Jul 2006 at 13:08

Berserker said:
I agree too. It'll just end up with the thread getting locked again. The jibes really don't help this sort of situation at all.

I really don't think there are any anti-Megzy jibes going on here - I think people genuinely do think it's a silly idea. I think Fox summed it up perfect to be honest; I really can't picture a problem at age 16 that'd cause me to leave the country. County, sure - but country?

Then there's the fact that the people who have looked past the whole leaving-the-country-at-16 thing, have already said that the chances of gaining citizenship are next to none without money.

-RaZ

Kol · 3 Jul 2006 at 13:09

Gilly said:
I breezed it. Got far too many points!

I don't want to go though.

Same! Might consider it later in life, but there are other countries I would consider before Australia. Not the greatest of countries in terms of my career.

Spacky · 3 Jul 2006 at 13:09

Spawn said:
In reply to my post about me spewing my guts over my ex gf at 2am in the morning..after downing half a bottle of SC

Shot your self in the foot :rolleyes:

You don't get my analogies, do you?

Yas786 · 3 Jul 2006 at 13:12

Spacky said:
Shot your self in the foot

You don't get my analogies, do you?

LOL no not quite but then i had a very late night with the lads and only got a few hrs sleep....so am not quite fully awake or with it so to speak

..

Nice analogies though

/me keeps Spackys analogies for future reference

Zip · 3 Jul 2006 at 13:13

MoNkeE said:
I really can't picture a problem at age 16 that'd cause me to leave the country. County, sure - but country?
-RaZ

Ive though about leaving this country and shifting up there when a lot went arse up for me down here.

Who knows, if i can get an apprenticeship with a certain company over there i still might

MoNkeE · 3 Jul 2006 at 13:16

Zip said:
Ive though about leaving this country and shifting up there when a lot went arse up for me down here.

Who knows, if i can get an apprenticeship with a certain company over there i still might

What sort of magnitude of "arse up" are we talking about though? I really can't picture emmigration at such a young age - not saying it's not justifiable - I just can't imagine a justifiable situation

-RaZ

Gilly · 3 Jul 2006 at 13:20

MoNkeE said:
What sort of magnitude of "arse up" are we talking about though? I really can't picture emmigration at such a young age - not saying it's not justifiable - I just can't imagine a justifiable situation

-RaZ

Being born somewhere hot tbh

Zip · 3 Jul 2006 at 13:21

MoNkeE said:
What sort of magnitude of "arse up" are we talking about though? I really can't picture emmigration at such a young age - not saying it's not justifiable - I just can't imagine a justifiable situation

-RaZ

I would say a magnitude of 8.5 out of 10. enough to think "Oooo England looks like a good place to start over and see what life is like over there"

No people were killed, physically hurt, and i was not in trouble with the law and did nothing illegal

Edit: and what gilly said

Una · 3 Jul 2006 at 13:24

Zip said:
I would say a magnitude of 8.5 out of 10. enough to think "Oooo England looks like a good place to start over and see what life is like over there"

You really want to visit, spend a couple of months here first. Its always a grass is greener on the other side issue.

MoNkeE · 3 Jul 2006 at 13:24

Gilly said:
Being born somewhere hot tbh

Haha, man of my own heart - damn this heat!

Must say - football in the rain last night was gawgeous!

Zip, that still doesn't help me I'm afraid

I've been distraut at times, but would never consider up-ing sticks and moving country.

-RaZ

SidewinderINC · 3 Jul 2006 at 13:27

megzy said:
I have family there so its not just about jumping on a plane and all that,

i think if you put this in your OP it would have made all the difference, because you're evidently not just moving out there. you're staying with family until you decide your problems really werent that bad.

MoNkeE · 3 Jul 2006 at 13:29

SidewinderINC said:
i think if you put this in your OP it would have made all the difference, because you're evidently not just moving out there. you're staying with family until you decide your problems really werent that bad.

That's given me a thought - are your family over there native to Australia? If not, they may be able to help you quite easily - if you're serious about this, that is.

-RaZ

Red and White · 3 Jul 2006 at 13:33

LOL @ ninja title edit