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Old 01-12-2007, 12:37 PM   #1 (permalink)
Alana and Arrons mum
 
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Default using a courier ?

Hello all,
Just a quick question-has anyone used a courier to get their application
out to OZ? After all the stress of filling it in and getting the docs
certified etc,etc ,I dont think I can stand to worry about whether they
are going to arrive or not!
Any recomendations would be great.My doctor used TNT to get our medicals
over and he charged us ���£50.Dont mind how much it costs really,just
want the peace of mind.
Thank you
Andy
 

Old 01-12-2007, 12:42 PM   #2 (permalink)
Wmoore
 
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Default Re: using a courier ?

> Hello all,
> Just a quick question-has anyone used a courier to get their
> application out to OZ? After all the stress of filling it in and
> getting the docs certified etc,etc ,I dont think I can stand to worry
> about whether they are going to arrive or not!
> Any recomendations would be great.My doctor used TNT to get our
> medicals over and he charged us ���£50.Dont mind how much it costs
> really,just want the peace of mind.
> Thank you
> Andy

DEFINITELY use a courier. After all the hard work you put into the visa
app, the worst thing you could do is leave it in the hands of Royal
Fail. I used DHL also at a cost of around 50 quid - that seems to be the
going rate.
 
Old 01-12-2007, 12:47 PM   #3 (permalink)
Louie
 
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Default Re: using a courier ?

> DEFINITELY use a courier. After all the hard work you put into the
> visa app, the worst thing you could do is leave it in the hands of
> Royal Fail. I used DHL also at a cost of around 50 quid - that seems
> to be the going rate.

Have a look at this thread for cheaper courier companies - http://briti-
shexpats.com/forum/showthread.php?tA3158&highlightúst+lane
 
Old 01-12-2007, 12:56 PM   #4 (permalink)
Biibi13
 
Posts: 73
Default Re: using a courier ?

> Hello all,
> Just a quick question-has anyone used a courier to get their
> application out to OZ? After all the stress of filling it in and
> getting the docs certified etc,etc ,I dont think I can stand to worry
> about whether they are going to arrive or not!
> Any recomendations would be great.My doctor used TNT to get our
> medicals over and he charged us ���£50.Dont mind how much it costs
> really,just want the peace of mind.
> Thank you
> Andy

I am sure you want to use a courier. We sent docs to IEA by registered
mail. It took more than three weeks although it was supposed to arrive
after 5 days and the tracking ended at the airport in home country. Got
note after 5 weeks or so. It is not a good feeling to expect all your
hardly collected docs lost.

Good luck
Bibbi
 
Old 01-12-2007, 03:01 PM   #5 (permalink)
Parentsof2
 
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Default Re: using a courier ?

> I am sure you want to use a courier. We sent docs to IEA by registered
> mail. It took more than three weeks although it was supposed to arrive
> after 5 days and the tracking ended at the airport in home country.
> Got note after 5 weeks or so. It is not a good feeling to expect all
> your hardly collected docs lost.
>
> Good luck
> Bibbi

Hi andy,

We used Fast lane international to send our visa application to Oz.
It cost ���£22 (in October) and I can't fault them at all. It took 5
days to arrive in Adelaide and you could track it all the way via
their website.

Hope that helps and good luck,

Karen
 
Old 01-12-2007, 03:11 PM   #6 (permalink)
Clippies
 
Posts: 441
Default Re: using a courier ?

> Hello all,
> Just a quick question-has anyone used a courier to get their
> application out to OZ? After all the stress of filling it in and
> getting the docs certified etc,etc ,I dont think I can stand to worry
> about whether they are going to arrive or not!
> Any recomendations would be great.My doctor used TNT to get our
> medicals over and he charged us ���£50.Dont mind how much it costs
> really,just want the peace of mind.
> Thank you
> Andy

We used www.interparcel.com and selected the DHL service - cost about
���£20 I think or thereabouts. Used them twice now, great both times.
 
Old 01-12-2007, 04:11 PM   #7 (permalink)
Ws99
 
Posts: 377
Default Re: using a courier ?

> We used www.interparcel.com and selected the DHL service - cost about
> ���£20 I think or thereabouts. Used them twice now, great both times.

We used Interparcel too (it was DHL anyway) and they were great,
���£22 I think.
 
Old 01-12-2007, 05:40 PM   #8 (permalink)
Magic . No7
 
Posts: 19
Default Re: using a courier ?

> Hello all,
> Just a quick question-has anyone used a courier to get their
> application out to OZ? After all the stress of filling it in and
> getting the docs certified etc,etc ,I dont think I can stand to worry
> about whether they are going to arrive or not!
> Any recomendations would be great.My doctor used TNT to get our
> medicals over and he charged us ���£50.Dont mind how much it costs
> really,just want the peace of mind.
> Thank you
> Andy

fast lane int couriers (www.wedelivertheworld.co.uk)I used them 2 weeks
ago took 3 days went new years eve11.34 pm signed for 3 january 8.34am.
Brilliant service book on the net picked up by DHL fully tracked. They
dont weigh them so ���£17.55 all inc.
BTW DHL was ���£50 for same and booking not as simple yet they courier
it.
Well recommended M&M
 
Old 01-13-2007, 12:32 PM   #9 (permalink)
Alana and Arrons mum
 
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Default Re: using a courier ?

> fast lane int couriers (www.wedelivertheworld.co.uk)I used them 2
> weeks ago took 3 days went new years eve11.34 pm signed for 3 january
> 8.34am. Brilliant service book on the net picked up by DHL fully
> tracked. They dont weigh them so ���£17.55 all inc.
> BTW DHL was ���£50 for same and booking not as simple yet they
> courier it.
> Well recommended M&M

Thanks very much.Will give them a try.It will save loads of worry
 
 


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