Queesland Personal Statement

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STATEMENT There are various reasons that why I would love to work and live in the Sunshine State ‘QUEENSLAND’. I been living, studing and working in various type of work in my state Queensland since 2009, where I would like to express my love towards my state as below: 1. Been a residence of queesland almost for decades: Since I been living for long period of time in queesland, I am already fall in love with queensland, the palce where I aquired my education and learn many things however I havn’t got Permanent Residancy yet, for that I been trying and working on possible way to achieve, although I am enjoying living and working inn queensland with my family (wife and 8 months baby), but having hard time with baby without permanent recidency, but did’t loose my hope yet. …show more content…

2. Family Members: As a employee at QLD as ICT Marketing Assitant Manager along with this my wife work as full –time Asst. Eduactor for last more then 3 years at Kids Academy , Brisbane. Having 9 months old baby at home , we would love to settle and live in queenaland only and I would be one of the worst scenario if we have to move from state. In addition we are facing difficulties with baby with permanent Resident in term lacking chilcare facilities, where my mother have to take of him while we are at work. 3. Education: Completed 100% of my eduaction in queensland from certifiacte III to Masters degree as well one year ACS Profestional year in almost 7-8 years of time affilated to many queensland educational institution. List of completed eduaction in

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