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gehenna: You don't need to do anything, once you get there you're a permanent resident. Just get a tax file number from the ATO and you're good to go. You can set up a bank account before you go there sometimes - depends on the bank you're with.
As for your wife, you might have to do some paperwork.
gehenna: You don't need to do anything, once you get there you're a permanent resident. Just get a tax file number from the ATO and you're good to go. You can set up a bank account before you go there sometimes - depends on the bank you're with.
As for your wife, you might have to do some paperwork.
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ricks82: She's not eligible for NZ passport until 2015 (she's been living in NZ since 2004 but didn't receive her permanent residency until 2010)
Under NZ policy, you need to have Permanent residency for 5 years before becoming eligible for a citizenship / passport (regardless how long you have been living in the country)
Under AU policy, You must have been living in Australia on a valid Australian visa for 4 years immediately before applying, including 1 year as a permanent resident
So depending on whether or not she can get permanent residency in AU, we will make decision to move there or not..
ricks82: She's not eligible for NZ passport until 2015 (she's been living in NZ since 2004 but didn't receive her permanent residency until 2010)
Under NZ policy, you need to have Permanent residency for 5 years before becoming eligible for a citizenship / passport (regardless how long you have been living in the country)
Under AU policy, You must have been living in Australia on a valid Australian visa for 4 years immediately before applying, including 1 year as a permanent resident
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