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iam thinking about takeing my brother inlaw to australia,to work with us,the wife and i have a commercial cleaning franchise,so there isnt any skills etc needed,he is a good guy,hard worker,and currently working in taiwan,the money he gets in taiwan isnt that good after he pays the agency back.has anyone out there ever taken a family member out of thailand to work with them in australia.any advice or imformation will be gratefully apreciated.

good luck to you all.

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iam thinking about takeing my brother inlaw to australia,to work with us,the wife and i have a commercial cleaning franchise,so there isnt any skills etc needed,he is a good guy,hard worker,and currently working in taiwan,the money he gets in taiwan isnt that good after he pays the agency back.has anyone out there ever taken a family member out of thailand to work with them in australia.any advice or imformation will be gratefully apreciated.

good luck to you all.

Would suggest you visit the Immi site....they have the info you need. :o

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Radar,

First let me state that I have no first hand knowledge on sponsoring a family member so don't take anything that I suggest as fact.

I think that you would need to make a decision as to whether you want to sponsor your brother-in-law as a skilled worker or as a family member.

From what you have stated in your post, he doesn't fall into the skilled worker category.

There are fairly strict guidelines associated with sponsoring a skilled worker so I imagine it would be difficult to bring him out here as a worker and then try to obtain permanent residency for him.

He may fall into the "Remaining Relative" category.

You can read about it here: http://www.immi.gov.au/migration/family/others/index.htm

You would need to sponsor him so you should read the requirements of being a sponsor.

Take a look at Form 40. "Sponsorship for Migrating to Australia."

http://www.immi.gov.au/allforms/pdf/40.pdf

I'm sorry that I can assist you further.

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