Joshua and Natalie Ellis – The DUC Migrating to Australia Podcast

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The Down Under Centre Migrating to Australia Podcast

The Down Under Centre

106 episodes

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G’Day and welcome to The DUC Migrating to Australia Podcast. Listen to Migrant stories that cover the emotional roller-coaster journey - from how the person decided to move Down Under, the visa process, the relocation journey, settling, and what they do now. Also, meet DUC Team members, hear about how the departments help you, get tips, and learn how to save time and money. All episodes are recorded virtually - expect some imperfections, however, we think the content is what is important! Make sure you follow to get notified of new episodes! Enjoy Australia!

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Joshua and Natalie Ellis – The DUC Migrating to Australia Podcast

The Down Under Centre Migrating to Australia Podcast

42 minutes 46 seconds

4 months ago

Joshua and Natalie Ellis – The DUC Migrating to Australia Podcast

BIG thanks for listening to the DUC Migrating to Australia Podcast!

On this episode, Wes is joined by Joshua and Natalie Ellis. They are based in the UK, and are currently at the EOI stage, awaiting an invite for a 190 or 189. They will be applying under Joshua's skill as a qualified Carpenter, and moved through the Skills Assessment and English Test stage within 3 months!

They've never visited Australia before but are planning on moving to Perth with their 3 children aged 6, 4 and 1.

Record date: 3/6/25More about the Carpentry Skills Assessment here: Carpenter Skills Assessment Australia - Down Under CentreMore about life in Western Australia: Western Australia – DUC Relocation Hub