Getting Plastering Papers

AnthonyCun

Hello,
I'm trying to apply for residence in Australia, but without the proper papers its seems no way of getting it.
I've a question I was hoping somebody could answer for me.
I heard a rumour, don't know if it's true, but if you can prove that you have been working for more than 5 years at the same trade you can legally get papers.
I hope this is true.
Thanks for any help received.

CruelCoin

AnthonyCun wrote: »

Hello,
I'm trying to apply for residence in Australia, but without the proper papers its seems no way of getting it.
I've a question I was hoping somebody could answer for me.
I heard a rumour, don't know if it's true, but if you can prove that you have been working for more than 5 years at the same trade you can legally get papers.
I hope this is true.
Thanks for any help received.

Work and jobs forum is that way--->

Anyway, if you've been legit (paying tax, no cash in hand) then getting papers should be no issue for you, talk to citizens info, might be able to help you.

AnthonyCun

CruelCoin wrote: »

Work and jobs forum is that way--->

Anyway, if you've been legit (paying tax, no cash in hand) then getting papers should be no issue for you, talk to citizens info, might be able to help you.

Cheers

petes

Is the last letter of your name between s and u in the alphabet?

Dr Turk Turkelton

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If I turn up everyday at a accountants office every day for five years do you think I would be given a degree in accounting?

Of course you won't get papers to qualify in any trade you need to do a four year apprenticeship.

I do think Australia will give you credits towards your application for having worked in the field if you can prove it but at the end of the day all you are is a skilled labourer without a trade qualification.

Mrs Garth Brooks

I thought you wanted a qualification for getting drunk. Did anyone else think the same?