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What documents do I need to bring to Australia to look for work?

  • 28-06-2010 9:21pm
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    Lisa8786
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    First of all, I apologise if this has been posted several times. Anyway, I'm just wondering what I need to bring in terms of P45, P60, social security no...etc. If anyone could give me a list that would be great. cheers, Lisa.


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  • #2
    FreeAnd..
    Closed Accounts Posts: 1,150 ✭✭✭FreeAnd..


    Lisa8786 wrote: »
    First of all, I apologise if this has been posted several times. Anyway, I'm just wondering what I need to bring in terms of P45, P60, social security no...etc. If anyone could give me a list that would be great. cheers, Lisa.

    ??? Just bring yourself and your CV...P45, P60, PPS number etc mean nothing in Australia - you start from scratch...i.e. you need to register for a TFN (Tax file number) when you get here...that is all


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    Doc
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    FreeAnd.. wrote: »
    ??? Just bring yourself and your CV...P45, P60, PPS number etc mean nothing in Australia - you start from scratch...i.e. you need to register for a TFN (Tax file number) when you get here...that is all

    FreeAnd.. is correct but you should also bring copies of any degrees/certificates you may have.


  • #4
    FreeAnd..
    Closed Accounts Posts: 1,150 ✭✭✭FreeAnd..


    Doc wrote: »
    FreeAnd.. is correct but you should also bring copies of any degrees/certificates you may have.

    serious? Have you ever been requested for your degree?


  • #5
    Doc
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    FreeAnd.. wrote: »
    serious? Have you ever been requested for your degree?

    Not in an interview no I haven’t but you will need it if you get sponsored by a company.


  • #6
    FreeAnd..
    Closed Accounts Posts: 1,150 ✭✭✭FreeAnd..


    Doc wrote: »
    Not in an interview no I haven’t but you will need it if you get sponsored by a company.

    ahh...was wondering, i've never been asked to produce my degree since i started out of college (although mayeb in my first job - can't really remember)


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  • #7
    Doc
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    FreeAnd.. wrote: »
    ahh...was wondering, i've never been asked to produce my degree since i started out of college (although mayeb in my first job - can't really remember)

    Me either could have just pretended I went and saved myself the years/money involved. ;)


  • #8
    watna
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    I was asked to produce my degree for my permanent residency application. Even though I was applying for a partnership visa and it had no relevance at all. You never know!

    I had to get Trinity to send me a copy of it which was a bit of a pain. It was either that or get my dad to take it off the wall and copy it. I thought something official from Trinity would be better!


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