Testimonials

Dear Sarah & Staff

Just for your records, Stephanie and I got married on the 4th of August, we had a lovely day with close family and friends.

Thanks for your help with the visas for both of us, I now have to apply again for a permanent visa which hopefully goes through ok.

Some photos for you if you have a trophy board.

Regards

Geoff and Stephanie

Hi there Sarah

I don't know if you remember us, but you sorted out our visa for Australia and helped us to relocate over here. Anyway, just wanted to drop you a line and let you know how everything is going and to let you know that we have really settled here in Adelaide, it's a beautiful place and we have been here over 10 months.

We are selling our house in the UK and looking to buy over here..we could never imagine living back in England now. We have 4 children who have settled well into school and one has just started a 4 year apprentice in engineering. There is so much opportunity here for families and the outdoor lifestyle is just what we dreamed of, and me and Richard found jobs very easily.

I just wanted to say thanks to you and your colleagues for the work you did getting us here, sometimes you must of thought it was never going to happen as we put it on hold for a year, then we dragged our feet collecting all the information you needed, even we thought that it was just a pipe dream and would never actually happen!!! We laugh about that when we are sat having a drink overlooking the sea and say to ourselves..."oh my god!..we are in Australia!!"

Thank you soo much, all my friends back in England ask how we got here and I will always recommend your company.

Thank you again.

Thought I would just disturb your day with a brief latest update. Golly, I hope you remember me!! It has been some time.

Well, having started life on the North Island, teaching at a small country school...I am now...living on the South Island and teaching at a large town school in Greymouth on the West Coast.

The move to the south island was prompted by my developing relationship with a certain South Westland farmer. WE decided that if I stayed on the North Island we just couldn't maintain the relationship as we only got to see each other during school holidays (and at two flights and a long drive it was a pretty big journey). WE wanted to see how we'd go if we were closer. Well,......on March 16th I will be marrying my kiwi farmer.

I am over the moon. He proposed the day after my 40th Birthday - we were on a long weekend away as it was the Queen's Jubilee Birthday weekend. Magic.

So, moving half way round the world was clearly the right thing for me to do! I'm somewhatoverwhelmed at moving to a 900 acre farm in a remote area - it's going to take some adjustment as I'm a town girl - buy hey, I've started baking and even helped my nearly mother in law make the base layer of our wedding cake! I can even operate a ride on mower and am a dab hand at driving the ute!!

Hope all going well at your end. I'll soon be applying for permanent residency as my returning residents visa will run out in January! Two years flown by! Then I have have to find out about changing everything to my married name. Ha!

Wishing you well,

Kind Regards

Tracy

Hi Sarah,

Thanks very much for the good news and all of your help in achieving the visas - much appreciated!

Many thanks

Maxine & Pete

Hi Sarah,

I just wanted to say Thank You!! for all the help and assistance both you and the rest of the team have provided during the process.

I was shocked to say the least when the approval came in yesterday as I thought we'd have a few more weeks or months of waiting :-)

Kind regards

Richard