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If you’re a plumber planning Australia, your pathway usually has three moving parts: TRA skills assessment, state licensing, and the right visa strategy. This guide lays out a practical roadmap, with evidence lists, costs, timelines, and official links.
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If you’re a plumber aiming to work in the UK, you’ll usually need a sponsoring employer and a realistic plan for how your qualifications will be understood in the UK system. This guide walks through the fit check, sponsorship basics, ECCTIS/UK ENIC, costs, timelines, and a practical action plan.
Site Admin11 min read
If you’re a plumber planning a move to Canada, the winning combo is usually licensing (provincial + Red Seal) plus a realistic immigration route. This guide walks you through both—step by step.
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If you’re a plumber planning Australia, the path usually runs through a TRA skills assessment, then licensing, then the right visa. Here’s how the pieces fit together—without guesswork or hype.
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If you’re a plumber aiming for the UK, the big question is sponsorship. Here’s how to check your fit fast, pick the right route, and target genuine sponsor employers efficiently.
Site Admin11 min read
If you’re a plumber aiming for Canada, the real work is usually two tracks at once: trade certification (provincial + Red Seal) and an immigration route (often a PNP or employer permit). This guide lays out a realistic plan, with costs, timelines, and a job search strategy you can actually follow.
Site Admin11 min read
Planning to move to the US as a plumber? Here’s what actually matters: state licensing rules, apprenticeship hours, and the limited (but real) work visa routes.
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