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Retiring to Australia
Retiring to Australia
Posted: Wed Feb 17, 2010 7:55 pm
Hi everyone!!
I'm looking to move to Australia in the next few years as I cannot live in England anymore and see no future here for either myself or my eleven year old son. Having announced the move my parents (who are over 60) wish to come with me. They have both already retired and would mean that we all sell our houses and move out to Australia. The trouble is, the retirement visas have been stopped and every website I look at has something different on it! Some say they can move out for 4 years and then have their visa renewed, others say that as long as they can give the government $250,000 they can permanently stay in Aus and others that say they can't except if they already have a family memmber living in Aus (which we don't) Can anyone shed some light on this please?
Thank you
Cazz
I'm looking to move to Australia in the next few years as I cannot live in England anymore and see no future here for either myself or my eleven year old son. Having announced the move my parents (who are over 60) wish to come with me. They have both already retired and would mean that we all sell our houses and move out to Australia. The trouble is, the retirement visas have been stopped and every website I look at has something different on it! Some say they can move out for 4 years and then have their visa renewed, others say that as long as they can give the government $250,000 they can permanently stay in Aus and others that say they can't except if they already have a family memmber living in Aus (which we don't) Can anyone shed some light on this please?
Thank you
Cazz
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cazz01 - Newbie

Re: Retiring to Australia
Posted: Tue Feb 23, 2010 8:59 pm
Hi Cazz,
I thought it would be worth repeating the reply here, as it would be interesting to recieve some feedback on the new changes.
Please can anyone help?
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I thought it would be worth repeating the reply here, as it would be interesting to recieve some feedback on the new changes.
Please can anyone help?
- piglet
Hi Cazz,
Welcome to Expat Focusto be honest I would suggest you contact the
Australian Govenments Department of Immigration directly view here
they also have a "VISA WIZARD" on their website which finds you the right Visa.
Please view here www.immi.gov.au/visawizard/
Good luck with your quest. Please, PLEASE let us know how you get on. Your feedback may help others.![]()
Kind Regards
Carole
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Carole - Community Manager
Re: Retiring to Australia
Posted: Tue Mar 30, 2010 6:33 pm
- cazz01Hi everyone!!
I'm looking to move to Australia in the next few years as I cannot live in England anymore and see no future here for either myself or my eleven year old son. Having announced the move my parents (who are over 60) wish to come with me. They have both already retired and would mean that we all sell our houses and move out to Australia. The trouble is, the retirement visas have been stopped and every website I look at has something different on it! Some say they can move out for 4 years and then have their visa renewed, others say that as long as they can give the government $250,000 they can permanently stay in Aus and others that say they can't except if they already have a family memmber living in Aus (which we don't) Can anyone shed some light on this please?
Thank you
Cazz![]()
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islandboy - Newbie

Re: Retiring to Australia
Posted: Tue Mar 30, 2010 6:40 pm
Hi Cazz,
I have been in a similar situation as your parents and will be emigrating late next year.
I would suggest that you investigate the 'Parental Visa' or Contributory Parental Visa' schemes. (In brief if 50% plus of your offspring are permanent residents in OZ they may sponsor you).
It is not cheap but it works!
Hope that this helps,
Islandboy
I have been in a similar situation as your parents and will be emigrating late next year.
I would suggest that you investigate the 'Parental Visa' or Contributory Parental Visa' schemes. (In brief if 50% plus of your offspring are permanent residents in OZ they may sponsor you).
It is not cheap but it works!
Hope that this helps,
Islandboy
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