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[nhelsteve09]

This is a reply email in here as to how I became aware of DSP overseas.........

Through a search on facebook.
I am on dsp, married overseas and trying to bring my wife into Aus from Philippines. I have spent about a year of the past 15 months in Mindanao. I am currently in Australia as I am awaiting the next instructions from immigration and slec health clinic. My wife has some spots on her lungs and has been tested negative to TB however they still want to treat her for it (another 6 months)

I have our daughter with me here in Australia (8months old) she was lucky got a citizenship in Australia. I will return to Philippines very soon. It is not really a choice that I go there to live from time to time. it is a no choice situation. I/we my daughter and I want her mother here much safer and cleaner and the constant heat there makes me feel sick, however we keep getting shaken down by these government authorities Immigration and the health operations clinic in Australia for what seems to be for no good reason. I don't see why if she was found to be negative of this disease that it could not be monitored here in Australia as all 3 tests were found negative.
If you know of anything I can do, of whether I can seek a lawyer or whether my child is entitled to a lawyer to help this situation please let me know.

I am here just now I am changing my email from [e-mail] to [e-mail] because of 100 junk mail each day


Steven

[Banjo]

I may know of a good immigration lawyer in Australia, I'll make inquiries.
Immigration's attitude towards partners from overseas entering the country has gone from "come one, come all" to "no one gets in alive" in ten years.
People in legitimate relationships should have an automatic marriage visa for their partners.
The TB has tested negative, anything else can be fixed in Australia, your taxes pay for your wife's medical expenses, the same as any Australian woman who doesn't work is covered by her husband.

[Banjo]

I seem to have lost contact with the guy i knew that used an Aussie lawyer for his Filipina wife's visa, still waiting for a reply.
I found this site though, maybe it will help.
If I hear anything else I'll email you with the name.

www.migrantlaw.com/

[Banjo]

Came up with the name of a guy my mate used in the PI.

Severo Brillantes.
6300 San Pablo St. Poblacion. 1200 Makati City, Philippines.
Ph. 890-05-77 Cellphone: [phone]
Email: [e-mail]