Will27

That's just ridiculous. I'm mean how hard is it to send one by email. It's cheaper for them as well.

This one has been compared to Slow Horses. Out this week. DCI Carl Morck - a brash, but brilliant detective leading a cold case unit in Edinburgh.

This was excellent. The Girl Who Caught A Killer Tells the true story of Rachael Watts, who breaks her silence after thirty years. Featuring never-before-seen police footage and first-hand testimony, this two-part series uncovers how one survivor helped expose the truth.

Well Peeps That's again for another round. Both Scea and Uncle Alex picked 7. Scea gets the M&M's for being closest to the margin. Chooks still out front. Until next time.

Only on here.

Another Bosch spin off starting July.

Clarksons Farm dropping now.

Immigration place conditions on visas. It has nothing to do with VFS.

His English will have no bearing on his getting 8503 condition. Like you said earlier, he's had multiple visas to Australia. Then there's a chance it won't be applied. If you're not good with paperwork, a good agent will help but can probably add another $4000 to $5000 on. If it were me, I'd apply for a tourist visa first and then go from there.

8503 condition is placed on a lot of visitor visas. I agree, if he doesn't have that condition, best to apply in Australia.

If the spouse is already in Oz without 8503 condition, then 820 is the way to go. If he has a current long term visitor visa, he can always check the conditions. If applying outside of Australia, visa SC 309 is the one he needs to apply for. https://immi.homeaffairs.gov.au/visas/getting-a-visa/visa-listing/partner-offshore/provisional-309#About

Yep It's expensive and a heap of paperwork involved. Tell your friend to read this first I think and come back with any questions. https://immi.homeaffairs.gov.au/visas/getting-a-visa/visa-listing/partner-onshore/temporary-820 Also, if her partner gets a 8503, No Further Stay condition on his tourist visa, he will be unable to apply for the spouse visa onshore in Australia.

Yep, contact below the knees I'm afraid. Imagine if they had the camera's available now back then.

You're in the wrong place mate.

Currently reading The Cat's Revenge by Claude Balls.