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My boyfriend (German) and I (Mexican) live together in Thailand. He will be studying in Australia for 1 year and already has his student visa. What type of visa do I need to go with his for the time he’s there? I need a visa so I can work while he’s there.

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i am going travelling for 6 months in March, visiting China, Thailand, Australia, New Zealand and the U.S.
i will be over 30, so cannot get a working visa for Aus/ NZ.
What tips does anyone have from cheap fares to volunteer work with accommodation?
I should have enough spends and have saved long and hard – i just want to experience as much as possible for the smallest amount of £

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I want to get tourist visa to Australia. How can i get?
I have travel only to Maldives in my passport. I have registered my business as exports and Imports. And I have done six imports. 5 imports from Maldives and One Imports from Thailand. All the Imports value are very small.
If I ask a tourist visa will I get, or refuse.
I am Sri Lankan, What must I do to get a tourist Visa.
Please give me a good advice.

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I am planning on going travelling next year for around 8 months to Australia, New Zealand and Thailand. As yet I don’t know how long I’ll be in each country etc but I was just wondering what type of visa I would need. I will want to be working maybe a little bit too.

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If your bread and butter in Australia is keeping you from moving to Thailand to live with your Thai fiance, you can always take the other way around it to fix this relationship impediment. Why don’t bring your fiance to Australia and live with you there instead? But, of course the challenge is how to make this grand plan come true.

If you are eying for your Thai fiance to come to Australia to live with you there permanently after your marriage, a prospective marriage visa aka Subclass 300 is the appropriate visa to obtain. This visa provides your Thai fiance a 9-month stay in Australia coupled with privileges. However, within this allowed stay, you have to marry her so that you maybe able to adjust her immigration status accordingly.

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If you are planning to go to Thailand to attend to business interests or pursue employment, you are advised to apply for a Non-Immigrant "B" Visa. Business visitors to Thailand are given a choice to have a Non-Immigrant "B" visa which can be valid for a single or multiple entry. The single entry visa is valid for a period of 3 months. Meanwhile, the multiple entry visa can be valid for as long as a year. Applicants for this visa type may initially request a 90 day visa from the Thai Embassy or Consulate in Australia and then extend it to one year at the Thai Immigration office once they enter Thailand.

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College graduates between the ages of 18 and 30 sometimes need a break. Maybe a trip to Australia is the best way to spend your well-deserved break. Don’t have enough cash to support a year-long holiday? How about working at the same time?

The Australia Working Holiday visa is perfect for this situation. Subclass 402 and Subclass 417 lets tertiary educated people travel and work in Australia for up to 12 months. This arrangement would let you supplement the cost of your travels with a temporary or casual employment.

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