There is no lie here sis you have spoken facts o my! You are better off finding stability here before bringing kids in: the toll on you will be doubled if you have to put your kids through that stress as well. It’s always a sensitive topic telling someone to leave their kids behind and as a mother I can relate but remember it’s for their future and the greater good in the long term overall. ❤
Good points Sis, I hope people in these situations would think about these very well. I had to stay back in Nigeria with my son while my husband did his masters here in Australia for 3 years. I know it was not easy. But that was the best decision for us. After my son and I joined my husband. We both decided not to have another baby until we are both well settled. My husband has a good job now . Our son is in school and I have a permanent job. We can comfortably have another baby now..that 3 years apart changed a lot about us individually but thank God we were able to adjust. A lot of sacrifices and compromise comes with travelling abroad for people with families.pls think about it and both partners should agree ..
I hear you about the compromises! That's exactly what needs to be considered and carefully too. I am happy to hear that in the end it all worked out for you. Thanks for sharing your story here. Much appreciated.
Just an appreciation message, Thank you so much Chioma for your content, it has really helped me out with my relocation journey to Australia and yes within slightly less than one year, a family of 5 PR employer sponsored granted. Thank you a bunch ❤❤
Amazing content! cheers from Argentina, I'm starting to analyze alternatives to relocate with my partner and daughter and studying a Master seems like a good fit in out situation, the point you mentioned about the partner being able to work full time in such a setup looks really good
Welcome back Chioma, as always your videos are great, your advices and insights into these important matters about relocation to Australia are so much appreciated!
Where I come from if you give them this advice they will accuse you of selling fear and not wanting them to prosper yet others have done it. Really good advice.
I actually edited out a part where I talked about receiving the same accusations on this channel. I believe that anyone who gets triggered by information that is meant to help them plan better was never serious about their plans anyway. Thank you for watching.
Hello Chioma tnks for the info, what of those coming to Australia with work visa., It is advisable tocome alone and bring your spouse and children may be a year later.
Hi,this is enlightening ,i personally am not a student and would like to relocate with my baby after he turns one,please share the link for the other video on bringing dependants
How about moving to Australia on a skilled visa 482? we're family of five and husband is the main applicant and me as dependent has no restriction on work and studies. We're planning to apply separately after husband's visa approval. probably few months when he is settled.
Hello Chioma, thank you for your very informative and insightful videos and to think that they are free is highly commendable. I have been having the dream of migration to Australia and thank goodness I stumbled on channel and must admit I'm in the best channel. Please kindly help me to clear on this concern of mine. My plan is for my wife to go through the student visa route to eventually get the PR but our biggest challenge is how to handle our young children cos my wife has made it clear she can't travel with them alone from the beginning and I am not always available due to my work type and can't abandon my job to join her right now. Imagine to say this video struck a chord with my wife's thought. So I want to know if family members like mother or siblings can qualify as dependent to join on the student visa?
This was why I clocked out of Australia, I am coming as a student, I saw a school to study a course that I really wanted but the fact that I'll have to pay my kids fees and my partner won't be coming with me is an automatic abort Misson
Unfortunate as it is that you had to change your plans, I would say you saved yourself so much trouble by doing your research and acting on the right information. Thanks for watching.
And what happens if you go with the 482 Visa (or the one that replaces it in the future) and with a child in secondary school, is it the same recommendation? thank you!!
Hi sis, thanks for this good advice happy new year, please I have a question regarding Australia Working holiday visa , please is Nigeria eligible for this visa? Have been searching online but ain't getting correct answer, some said yes and No
Wise content as usual! Can I get a fee waiver on a training visa? I'm a GP looking forward to work in Australia, I'm sure you know the procedure until I secure the AMC Clinical exam I can't apply for the PR, so within the first year I will be in training, do you think I can benefit the fee waiver for my kid? Thank you Ma'am
I think you will find that information on the education department's website in the state/territory you are migrating to. I don't know much about the training visa myself.
Aussie - not going to watch the entire video but can totally support what you have said and why you have said it, and to be fair, please do make sure you let people know this is not just about tourists or people on visas. the supports provided to mothers and working mothers in Australia is diabolical. There is pressure from our government to have 'single mothers' return to work and study, they will (as aussie citizens) get more support re child care, BUT its not always quality. I have two daughters, one is married, and one is a single mother, both struggle with the costs of childcare and most of my married daughters wage goes to childcare, but she wants to retain her skills for once her second child starts school. edited to say - as a person that has raised children and also studied bheaviour and psychology of children. the reality is.. that relocating children anywhere destabilises them, especially if you take them away from ALL their security, schools, family and environments. it can be traumatising.
@@faioi6076yup, only PR and Citizens have access to free public education. You also will not have Medicare cover unfortunately. On the brighter side, it’s a better visa option than the Student Visa as you wouldn’t be compelled to study and paying ridiculously high international student fees for yourself.
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There is no lie here sis you have spoken facts o my! You are better off finding stability here before bringing kids in: the toll on you will be doubled if you have to put your kids through that stress as well. It’s always a sensitive topic telling someone to leave their kids behind and as a mother I can relate but remember it’s for their future and the greater good in the long term overall. ❤
100 percent!
I believe this advice is for all on student's visas regardless of the country. Thanks for being real with us.
Thats what i was going to ask.
Good points Sis, I hope people in these situations would think about these very well. I had to stay back in Nigeria with my son while my husband did his masters here in Australia for 3 years. I know it was not easy. But that was the best decision for us. After my son and I joined my husband. We both decided not to have another baby until we are both well settled. My husband has a good job now . Our son is in school and I have a permanent job. We can comfortably have another baby now..that 3 years apart changed a lot about us individually but thank God we were able to adjust. A lot of sacrifices and compromise comes with travelling abroad for people with families.pls think about it and both partners should agree ..
I hear you about the compromises! That's exactly what needs to be considered and carefully too. I am happy to hear that in the end it all worked out for you. Thanks for sharing your story here. Much appreciated.
Just an appreciation message, Thank you so much Chioma for your content, it has really helped me out with my relocation journey to Australia and yes within slightly less than one year, a family of 5 PR employer sponsored granted. Thank you a bunch ❤❤
Oh, I am so happy to hear of your PR grant. Congratulations!
@KarimiKariuki kindly shed some light on how you managed to do that, would really appreciate
Amazing content! cheers from Argentina, I'm starting to analyze alternatives to relocate with my partner and daughter and studying a Master seems like a good fit in out situation, the point you mentioned about the partner being able to work full time in such a setup looks really good
Happy 2024 my dear Chioma🎉.This is valuable, we are listening and taking notes..much appreciated my sister.
Happy New Year, Linda and thanks for watching as always.
Welcome back Chioma, as always your videos are great, your advices and insights into these important matters about relocation to Australia are so much appreciated!
Aww, thank you🙏
You just gained a follower
So much love your sense if humor
Leaving my kids back home before coming to Australia has been one of my best decisions 😊😊
Good you had that foresight!
Thanks Chioma, I am coming into Australia for work as a Biomedical Scientist, would really love to connect with you
Thanks very much for this video. It's such a wonderful and eye-opening one! Your thoughts make sense. More strength Chioma!
You're welcome.
That is why I don’t start my application process 😅I think I will have to forget about Australia
you have done really well. well appreciated
Where I come from if you give them this advice they will accuse you of selling fear and not wanting them to prosper yet others have done it. Really good advice.
I actually edited out a part where I talked about receiving the same accusations on this channel. I believe that anyone who gets triggered by information that is meant to help them plan better was never serious about their plans anyway. Thank you for watching.
Blessed 2024 Chioma, thanks 4 the advise.
You're very welcome.
Spitting facts as always, this one is not unsolicited because it needs to be said!!! Cost of childcare is just too High
Thanks, sis. So many things to consider when you relocate.
Hello Chioma tnks for the info, what of those coming to Australia with work visa., It is advisable tocome alone and bring your spouse and children may be a year later.
Thank you for this information, it's top-notch...
Spot on Chioma and Happy New Year!
Happy New Year to you too!
Hi,this is enlightening ,i personally am not a student and would like to relocate with my baby after he turns one,please share the link for the other video on bringing dependants
Links to other relevant videos are in the video description. Goodluck with your plans.
Very practical & realistic advice😊
Happy New Year Chioma! I hope I can see more a day in a life of a social worker videos!
Happy New Year and thanks for the video idea. We'll see how things go.
How about moving to Australia on a skilled visa 482? we're family of five and husband is the main applicant and me as dependent has no restriction on work and studies. We're planning to apply separately after husband's visa approval. probably few months when he is settled.
Chioma you made me love you more with this video, I remember giving someone this advice cause hmmm even as a single person the bills are choking me 😢
Thanks sis. I feel you! I hope the person listened o. It is not an easy thing.
🎉Happy new year, and welcome back
Thank you, Juliet and a Happy New Year to you too❤
My mum won’t understand, she feels I don’t want to give her a grandchild 😅. We are almost there, thank God for the journey so far. 🙏
Aww, show mummy this video and stay strong in your resolve. Everything will happen in due time. Well done, sis!
@@lifewithchioma 😀😀😀. Amen, thanks sissy.
Hello Chioma, thank you for your very informative and insightful videos and to think that they are free is highly commendable. I have been having the dream of migration to Australia and thank goodness I stumbled on channel and must admit I'm in the best channel.
Please kindly help me to clear on this concern of mine. My plan is for my wife to go through the student visa route to eventually get the PR but our biggest challenge is how to handle our young children cos my wife has made it clear she can't travel with them alone from the beginning and I am not always available due to my work type and can't abandon my job to join her right now. Imagine to say this video struck a chord with my wife's thought.
So I want to know if family members like mother or siblings can qualify as dependent to join on the student visa?
Happy new year sis 🥰
Happy New Year sis!
You are the best.
Thanks for the information
Happy New Year Chi, Chi Nne m🙏
Happy New Year!
Sister I'm from the United States 🙋🏾♀️Im looking to come stay with the Aboriginals❤ and never have to leave again with my kids😩How do I do that 🧐😂
Thank you Chioma
This was why I clocked out of Australia, I am coming as a student, I saw a school to study a course that I really wanted but the fact that I'll have to pay my kids fees and my partner won't be coming with me is an automatic abort Misson
Unfortunate as it is that you had to change your plans, I would say you saved yourself so much trouble by doing your research and acting on the right information. Thanks for watching.
@@lifewithchiomahi
Try PR route. 189 visa.
Miss chioma thank you for advice. But I will need more of this. Because I'm thinking for relocating to Australia next year
Lots of videos to watch on the channel.
Well done ma'am. How can I reach you ma'am?
😂😂😂😂 sis you're so funny 😅😅
😁😁
And what happens if you go with the 482 Visa (or the one that replaces it in the future) and with a child in secondary school, is it the same recommendation? thank you!!
People coming into Australia on PR are they covered under Medicare ? And will they need to pay fees for the children?
Yes they are covered by medicare and will not pay fees in public school.
Hi sis, thanks for this good advice happy new year, please I have a question regarding Australia Working holiday visa , please is Nigeria eligible for this visa? Have been searching online but ain't getting correct answer, some said yes and No
Happy New Year! No, Nigeria is not a participating country for the WHV
@@lifewithchioma thank you so much, you are the best ma
Wise content as usual! Can I get a fee waiver on a training visa? I'm a GP looking forward to work in Australia, I'm sure you know the procedure until I secure the AMC Clinical exam I can't apply for the PR, so within the first year I will be in training, do you think I can benefit the fee waiver for my kid? Thank you Ma'am
I think you will find that information on the education department's website in the state/territory you are migrating to. I don't know much about the training visa myself.
Roughly how much should someone set aside to move to Oz using the study route. Assuming it’s a 2 year Masters programme?
Please watch this th-cam.com/video/CnmKFXqMARE/w-d-xo.html
I don't have family yet. But I'm thinking of settling down after relocating to Australia. So what do you have to say on this
yes move,a good idea
Aussie - not going to watch the entire video but can totally support what you have said and why you have said it, and to be fair, please do make sure you let people know this is not just about tourists or people on visas. the supports provided to mothers and working mothers in Australia is diabolical. There is pressure from our government to have 'single mothers' return to work and study, they will (as aussie citizens) get more support re child care, BUT its not always quality. I have two daughters, one is married, and one is a single mother, both struggle with the costs of childcare and most of my married daughters wage goes to childcare, but she wants to retain her skills for once her second child starts school. edited to say - as a person that has raised children and also studied bheaviour and psychology of children. the reality is.. that relocating children anywhere destabilises them, especially if you take them away from ALL their security, schools, family and environments. it can be traumatising.
Thank you
How about coming with a work permit ?
Can the kids and parner visit in austra, is the visa process for their vist easy ans affordable ?
Anyone can apply for a visit visa. You can find more information about processing times and cost on the immigration website.
Please are nurses qualified for fee waiver for their children?
Learning about the space doesn't mean you are planning to work with Elon Musk or move to NASA....😂😂😂
Is Australia a nice place to vist
First to like your comment o! 😂
Legend!
Please can I chart you privately
Chioma how are you and your 2024
All good, thank you.
Please ma'am how long can student stay in Australia before they can been able to bring their partner please
Please watch this th-cam.com/video/qgRRaZoFb-0/w-d-xo.html
Watching from Kenya....is it possible to have your email
You can dm me on instagram @chiomarthur. Please note that it may take a while before I respond.
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At this point I am glad my visa was denied 🥹
Hi, what visa did you apply for and why was it refused
I was denied visa too
Thanks for great content Chioma.Keep up the good work.
I'm coming in on a TSS 482 visa with my partner,will my kids pay full school fees?
@@faioi6076yup, only PR and Citizens have access to free public education. You also will not have Medicare cover unfortunately. On the brighter side, it’s a better visa option than the Student Visa as you wouldn’t be compelled to study and paying ridiculously high international student fees for yourself.
@@faioi6076 On 482 visa you don’t pay fees, you just pay a little contribution to the school if you want