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sunshine1669
Inscrit le: 03 Juin 2008
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 Posté le: Dim Juil 06, 2008 12:43 pm Sujet du message: AIDEZ MOI SVP |
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J'AI RECU CET E-MAIL MAIS J'AI PAS COMPRIS Ce qu'il me demandait.
Pouvez vous m'aidez???
| Citation: | | DEPARTMENT OF IMMIGRATION AND CITIZENSHIP, AUSTRALIA AUTOMATIC REPLY- PLEASE DO NOT RESPOND TO THIS EMAIL UPDATED ON 2 July 2008 Thank you for your email. It has been received by the Working Holiday Visa Processing Centre in Australia. Information about the Working Holiday visa is available at: http://www.immi.gov.au/visitors/working-holiday/417/index.htm. You should read this information carefully before contacting the Department. If you have been requested to complete health examinations, you should attend your appointment within 28 days or advise the department of the date and place of your health assessment once you have made an appointment. If you have not attended your health appointment(s) or provided the department with the date and place of your appointment(s) within 28 days, a decision may be made on your visa application based on the information held by the department. You can check the progress of your visa application at http://www.immi.gov.au/e_visa by using your Transaction Reference Number. You should regularly check this website to ensure that all requested information, such as health examinations, have been submitted. For information on systems issues, please visit: http://www.immi.gov.au/e_visa/outage.htm Current Processing Delays There are delays in processing first electronic Working Holiday visa applications and email enquiries to this helpdesk. Emails to this helpdesk are being responded to 7 days after receipt. First Working Holiday visa applications which have not been automatically granted are being processed 7 days after lodgement. For urgent queries, you should contact your nearest Australian immigration office (see www.immi.gov.au/contacts/offices.htm), or phone 131 881 in Australia. Please do not make travel arrangements, or travel to Australia, until you have been notified that a decision has been made on your application. Yours sincerely Working Holiday Visa Processing Centre Department of Immigration and Citizenship -------------------------------------------------------------------- Important Notice: If you have received this email by mistake, please advise the sender and delete the message and attachments immediately. This email, including attachments, may contain confidential, sensitive, legally privileged and/or copyright information. Any review, retransmission, dissemination or other use of this information by persons or entities other than the intended recipient is prohibited. DIAC respects your privacy and has obligations under the Privacy Act 1988. The official departmental privacy policy can be viewed on the department's website at www.immi.gov.au. See: http://www.immi.gov.au/functional/privacy.htm --------------------------------------------------------------------- |
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EDY
Inscrit le: 10 Aôu 2004
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Localisation: Paris
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| Posté le: Dim Juil 06, 2008 1:39 pm Sujet du message: |
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salut,
tu sais c'est pas utile d'ouvrir plusieurs posts pour le même soucis.
Bon mon anglais est pas assez niquel pour bien saisir, donc je veux pas t'induire en erreur, mais j'ai rien senti de négatif. donc cool!
quelqu'un d'autre sera meilleur que moi pour traduire.
a+
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sunshine1669
Inscrit le: 03 Juin 2008
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| Posté le: Dim Juil 06, 2008 3:30 pm Sujet du message: |
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En gros ca dit quoi dsl.
je suis pas très sur de mon anglais.
Je voudrais savoir si j'ai eu mon visa ou pas en fait. |
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Popstar
Inscrit le: 10 Mai 2008
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Localisation: Paris pour le moment - Brisbane bientôt
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| Posté le: Dim Juil 06, 2008 8:42 pm Sujet du message: |
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Salut sunshine,;
d'après ce que j'ai compris du mail il y a rien de bien méchant.
En gros en ce moment il faut compter environ 7 jours pour qu'une demande de visa soit prise en compte.
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Current Processing Delays There are delays in processing first electronic Working Holiday visa applications and email enquiries to this helpdesk. Emails to this helpdesk are being responded to 7 days after receipt. First Working Holiday visa applications which have not been automatically granted are being processed 7 days after lodgement.
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Après t'en a besoin urgamment tu peux les contacter.
Autre chose ils ne t'ont pas demandé de leur fournir une radio des poumons ? |
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sunshine1669
Inscrit le: 03 Juin 2008
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| Posté le: Mar Juil 08, 2008 12:48 pm Sujet du message: |
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| Citation: | | Dear Mr Thank you for your email sent in relation to your electronic working holiday (subclass 417) visa application lodged via the Department of Immigration and Citizenship website. Given that you are a citizen of Algeria, you are required to undergo a chest x-ray examination as part of your visa application as Algeria is listed as a country of very high risk in terms of tuberculosis. To complete your health requirements, please access the Query Application Status page on our website at: http://www.immi.gov.au/e_visa/. Click on: “Check the progress of an application”. Enter the requested details and follow the instructions to proceed with your health requirements. Health examinations must be undertaken by Panel medical doctors and radiologists selected by the Australian Government. You must attend your appointment(s) within 28 days. If you have not attended your health appointment(s) or provided the department with the date and place of your appointment(s) within 28 days, a decision may be made on your visa application based on the information held by the department. For further information in relation to your health requirements please refer to Form 1163i Health requirement for temporary entry to Australia which is available from the Department's website at http://www.immi.gov.au/allforms/pdf/1163i.pdf . IMPORTANT INFORMATION The department advises Working Holiday Visa (subclass 417) applicants not finalise their travel arrangements until they have received notification of their visa application outcome. The department will endeavour to process your visa application as efficiently as possible, however you will not be able to travel unless/until you have received a visa grant notification at the email or postal address you provided in your online application. To be eligible for a Working Holiday visa, applicants must be outside Australia when they apply and at the time a decision is made on their application. If your visa application contains incorrect and / or misleading information, this may lead to your application being refused or your visa being cancelled. If your circumstances change or the information provided as part of your application is no longer correct, you must inform the department in writing as soon as possible. Please do not change your email address as this may cause confusion and delay processing your application. Thank you for using the eVisa service. Yours sincerely Alyssa King eWHM Onshore Processing Centre Tasmania State Office Department of Immigration and Citizenship ================================================================================= "nabil.benadel" To evisa.whm.helpdesk@immi.gov.au 02/07/2008 07:08 cc PM Subject Re:Electronic Working Holiday Please respond to Visa Application [SEC=IN-CONF Protective Mark > Message du 30/06/08 07:03 > De : evisa.whm.helpdesk@immi.gov.au > A : "nabil.benadel" > Copie à : > Objet : Electronic Working Holiday Visa Application > > > > Dear Mr BENADEL, > > Thank you for your email in relation to your electronic working holiday > (subclass 417) visa application lodged via the Department of Immigration > and Citizenship website. > > The Department has received the requested declaration/information relating > to your visa application. > > Please note that if you have not yet attended your appointment for a health > examination, please access the Query Application Status page on the > department's website > at http://www.immi.gov.au/e_visa > > Click on: “Check the progress of an application”. Enter the requested > details and follow the instructions to proceed with your health > requirements. > > Please note that you will be notified either by email or post as soon as a > decision is finalised on your electronic visa application or if further > information is required. > > Generally working holiday visa applications lodged electronically may be > finalised within two working days of lodgment. In some instances, such as > outstanding health requirements, electronic applications are referred to an > Australian Immigration Office in Australia for further processing. > Referred applications may take up to 4 weeks to finalise after all > outstanding information is received. > > IMPORTANT INFORMATION > > The department advises Working Holiday Visa (subclass 417) applicants not > finalise their travel arrangements until they have received notification of > their visa application outcome. The department will endeavour to process > your visa application as efficiently as possible, however you will not be > able to travel unless/until you have received a visa grant notification at > the email or postal address you provided in your online application. > > To be eligible for a Working Holiday visa, applicants must be outside > Australia when they apply and at the time a decision is made on their > application. > > If your visa application contains incorrect and / or misleading > information, this may lead to your application being refused or your visa > being cancelled. > > If your circumstances change or the information provided as part of your > application is no longer correct, you must inform the department in writing > as soon as possible. > > Please do not change your email address as this may cause confusion and > delay processing your application. > > Thank you for using the eVisa service. > > Kind regards > > > Alyssa King > eWHM Onshore Processing Centre > Tasmania State Office > Department of Immigration and Citizenship > ================================================================================= > > > > > "nabil.benadel" > > poste.net> To > eVisa.WHM.Helpdesk@immi.gov.au > 24/06/2008 08:09 cc > PM > Subject > Re:Electronic Working Holiday > Please respond to Visa Application [SEC=IN-CONFIDEN > > poste.net> Protective Mark > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Message du 23/06/08 03:42 > > De : linda.rhodes@immi.gov.au > > A : nabil.benadel@laposte.net > > Copie à : > > Objet : Electronic Working Holiday Visa Application [SEC=IN-CONFIDENCE:CLIENT] > > > > > > Dear Mr BENADEL > > > > This email is in relation to your electronic working holiday (subclass > 417) > > visa application lodged via the Department of Immigration and > Citizenship > > website. > > > > To enable the Department to further process your application, you must > > provide answers to the following questions: > > > > Do you hold dual citizenship? > > When did you become a citizen of France? > > When did you leave Algeria? > > Have you travelled back to Algeria? If so, please provide arrival and > > departure dates and reason for your visit. > > Are you eligible for a passport from Algeria? > > Please provide details of any current and previous passports issued by > > Algeria, including your full name and date of birth as recorded on the > > passport, issuing authority and issue and expiry dates. > > If you do not hold dual citizenship, please confirm whether or not you > > have renounced your Algerian citizenship? > > Contact in Australia if available (Name, address and telephone) > > A declaration of your 'Usual Occupation' including your position, name > > of employer and nature of business of employer > > A declaration of your 'Qualifications'. > > > > > > If you have a current Algerian passport, please provide a scanned image > of > > the personal details and identity photo page in your passport attached > to > > an email to this Department. > > > > This information can be provided to the Department by sending an email > to > > "eVisa.WHM.Helpdesk@immi.gov.au". > > > > To ensure faster processing, please click “Reply with History” to this > > email and do not alter information in the subject line. > > > > If applicants are unable to provide the requested information by > > electronic means, the information can be faxed to + 61 3 6220 4029, or > > mailed to: > > > > eVisa WHM Onshore Processing Centre > > Tasmania State Office > > Department of Immigration and Citizenship > > GPO Box 794 > > Hobart TAS 7001 > > > > Australian Migration Law allows you 28 days to respond to a request for > > additional information. After 28 days the department may finalise your > visa > > application based on the information currently held. It is important > that > > you inform the department if you cannot provide the information within > 28 > > days. > > > > Generally working holiday visa applications lodged electronically may be > > finalised within two working days of lodgment. In some instances, such > as > > outstanding health requirements, electronic applications are referred to > an > > Australian Immigration Office in Australia for further processing. > > Referred applications may take up to 4 weeks to finalise after all > > outstanding information is received. > > > > > > IMPORTANT INFORMATION > > > > The department advises Working Holiday Visa (subclass 417) applicants > not > > finalise their travel arrangements until they have received notification > of > > their visa application outcome. The department will endeavour to process > > your visa application as efficiently as possible, however you will not > be > > able to travel unless/until you have received a visa grant notification > at > > the email or postal address you provided in your online application. > > > > To be eligible for a Working Holiday visa, applicants must be outside > > Australia when they apply and at the time a decision is made on their > > application. > > > > If your visa application contains incorrect and / or misleading > > information, this may lead to your application being refused or your > visa > > being cancelled. > > > > If your circumstances change or the information provided as part of your > > application is no longer correct, you must inform the department in > writing > > as soon as possible. > > > > Please do not change your email address as this may cause confusion and > > delay processing your application. > > > > Thank you for using the eVisa service. > > > > Yours sincerely > > > > Linda Rhodes > > eVisa WHM Processing Officer > > Tasmania State Office > > Department of Immigration and Citizenship > > > > > > Important Notice: If you have received this email by mistake, please > > advise the sender and delete the message and attachments immediately. > > This email, including attachments, may contain confidential, sensitive, > > legally privileged and/or copyright information. Any review, > > retransmission, dissemination or other use of this information by > > persons or entities other than the intended recipient is prohibited. > > DIAC respects your privacy and has obligations under the Privacy Act > > 1988. The official departmental privacy policy can be viewed on the > > department's website at www.immi.gov.au See: > > http://www.immi.gov.au/functional/privacy.htm > > > > > > > > > It is the information which you wished: > > Do you hold dual citizenship? > > Yes, I have French and Algerian nationality. > > When did you become a citizen of France? > > I become citizen of france in 1994. > > When did you leave Algeria? > > I left algeria in 1988. > > Have you travelled back to Algeria? If so, please provide arrival and > departure dates and reason for your visit. > > I went in Algeria for the holidays summer on 2003. From July 27th, 2003 > till August 13th, 2003. > > Are you eligible for a passport from Algeria? > > Yes, i am eligible for a passport from Algeria. But i don't have an > algerian passport. I have a french passport. > > Please provide details of any current and previous passports issued by > Algeria, including your full name and date of birth as recorded on the > passport, issuing authority and issue and expiry dates. > > Having lived until since the age of 5 years in France. I have no Algerian > passport. > > If you do not hold dual citizenship, please confirm whether or not you > have renounced your Algerian citizenship? > > I have the double nationality but I lived only in France. And I have only > the French ID card and my French passport. > > A declaration of your 'Qualifications'. > > I spent this year an examination to be a technician in computing.I failed > this examination thus I have only the high school diploma. > > If you have a current Algerian passport, please provide a scanned image of > the personal details and identity photo page in your passport attached to > an email to this Department. > > I don't have a current Algerian passport. > > > > Thank you for your email of 24 June 2008 regarding your application for a working holiday maker visa. Thank you for advising the Department that you hold citizenship of Algeria. This information has been updated in the Department's systems. To enable this office to further process your electronic visa application it will be necessary for you to provide the following information: A declaration that the information provided on or with your visa application form is correct; and I joined my affidavit on this mail. Affadavit.doc A declaration of your 'Usual Occupation' please include the name of your current employer and the nature of business of current employer. I am at present unemployed. A declaration of the type of employment you intend to seek while in Australia. The type of employment which I intend to look for in Australia is the fruitpicking. and a declaration of your 'Qualifications'. I have a High School Diploma. HighSchoolDiploma.jpg You can provide your declarations to this office by sending an email to "eVisa.WHM.Helpdesk@immi.gov.au" and/or linda.rhodes@immi.gov.au certifying the above details. Australian Migration Law allows you 28 days to respond to a request for additional information. After 28 days the department may finalise your visa application based on the information currently held. It is important that you inform the department if you cannot provide the information within 28 days. Generally working holiday visa applications lodged electronically may be finalised within two working days of lodgment. In some instances, such as outstanding health requirements, electronic applications are referred to an Australian Immigration Office in Australia for further processing. Referred applications may take up to 4 weeks to finalise after all outstanding information is received. IMPORTANT INFORMATION The department advises Working Holiday Visa (subclass 417) applicants not finalise their travel arrangements until they have received notification of their visa application outcome. The department will endeavour to process your visa application as efficiently as possible, however you will not be able to travel unless/until you have received a visa grant notification at the email or postal address you provided in your online application. To be eligible for a Working Holiday visa, applicants must be outside Australia when they apply and at the time a decision is made on their application. If your visa application contains incorrect and / or misleading information, this may lead to your application being refused or your visa being cancelled. If your circumstances change or the information provided as part of your application is no longer correct, you must inform the department in writing as soon as possible. Please do not change your email address as this may cause confusion and delay processing your application. Thank you for using the eVisa service. |
Quelqu'un peut me dire ce que je doit leur fournir parceque la j'ai rien compris???
Si je dois leur envoyer une radio comment je peux leur envoyer ?? svp aidez moi???
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EDY
Inscrit le: 10 Aôu 2004
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| Posté le: Mar Juil 08, 2008 12:52 pm Sujet du message: |
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là pas le courage désolé 
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sunshine1669
Inscrit le: 03 Juin 2008
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| Posté le: Mar Juil 08, 2008 12:59 pm Sujet du message: |
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J'ai l'impression qu'il me font tourner en bourique
et j'ai vraiment envie d'avoir se visa comment je fais ya pas un moyen de les avoir au tel??? |
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thomaSrevenge
Inscrit le: 23 Avr 2008
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Localisation: Paris
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| Posté le: Mar Juil 08, 2008 1:27 pm Sujet du message: |
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" Given that you are a citizen of Algeria, you are required to undergo a chest x-ray examination as part of your visa application as Algeria is listed as a country of very high risk in terms of tuberculosis. To complete your health requirements, please access the Query Application Status page on our website at: http://www.immi.gov.au/e_visa/. Click on: “Check the progress of an application”. Enter the requested details and follow the instructions to proceed with your health requirements. "
En gros ils te demandent une radio des poumons, etant donné que l'algerie est un pays a fort risque de tuberculose ( me demande pas pk)
passe par le lien dans le copié collé
apart ça je vois pas où ils te disent comment l'envoyer
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