John Asiata : Wed Dec 15, 2021 1:15 pm  

Well another quality signing this morning to add to our squad ,in 28 years old John Asiata ,a vastly experienced International forward , who has played in the 2015 NRL Grand Final ,and has played around 130 NRL first grade games , welcome to Leigh mate .

Re: John Asiata : Wed Dec 15, 2021 1:28 pm  

A top quality signing but with an air of caution, 'if' the Government change the rules on unvaccinated people entering the country the move may be scuppered as correct me if i'm wrong but he is against the vaccine from what I've read, so get him over asap.

Re: John Asiata : Wed Dec 15, 2021 3:09 pm  

WOW, WOW and WOW

Re: John Asiata : Wed Dec 15, 2021 3:30 pm  

maurice wrote:

WOW, WOW and WOW

Either you are impressed by today’s announcement or you are trying to talk to my Scottish Terriers , I’m not sure which .Myself after reading reports it seems our latest signing has concerns over vaccinations ,which is why his contract in the NRL was curtailed , I truly hope we have found a way round this , I realise Derek and Chris Chester are not so naive as not to know this .

Re: John Asiata : Wed Dec 15, 2021 9:46 pm  

And how will he be getting here? You have to be vaccinated to board a flight into or out of Australia. "You must show evidence that you have been vaccinated, at least 7 days prior to international travel into or out of Australia, with a vaccine approved or recognised by the Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA)." https://www.health.gov.au/news/health-a ... -australia

And how will he be getting here? You have to be vaccinated to board a flight into or out of Australia. "You must show evidence that you have been vaccinated, at least 7 days prior to international travel into or out of Australia, with a vaccine approved or recognised by the Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA)." https://www.health.gov.au/news/health-a ... -australia

Re: John Asiata : Thu Dec 16, 2021 5:52 pm  

dboy wrote: And how will he be getting here? You have to be vaccinated to board a flight into or out of Australia. "You must show evidence that you have been vaccinated, at least 7 days prior to international travel into or out of Australia, with a vaccine approved or recognised by the Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA)." https://www.health.gov.au/news/health-a ... -australia This is the relevant bit ''Pre-departure testing when leaving Australia Australia does not have pre-departure testing requirements for people leaving the country. But the country you are travelling to may have testing requirements.'' Test Day 2 and day 8 when arrived in UK

dboy wrote: And how will he be getting here? You have to be vaccinated to board a flight into or out of Australia. "You must show evidence that you have been vaccinated, at least 7 days prior to international travel into or out of Australia, with a vaccine approved or recognised by the Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA)." https://www.health.gov.au/news/health-a ... -australia This is the relevant bit ''Pre-departure testing when leaving Australia Australia does not have pre-departure testing requirements for people leaving the country. But the country you are travelling to may have testing requirements.'' Test Day 2 and day 8 when arrived in UK

Re: John Asiata : Thu Dec 16, 2021 6:40 pm  

maurice wrote:

This is the relevant bit ''Pre-departure testing when leaving Australia
Australia does not have pre-departure testing requirements for people leaving the country.
But the country you are travelling to may have testing requirements.''

Test Day 2 and day 8 when arrived in UK

There is no TESTING requirement.

There is a VACCINATION requirement.

Re: John Asiata : Thu Dec 16, 2021 7:24 pm  

Aussi Govt website states no jab no flight unless medically exempt.

Re: John Asiata : Thu Dec 16, 2021 7:45 pm  

https://covid19.homeaffairs.gov.au/leaving-australia Travel restrictions and exemptions for unvaccinated Australians and permanent residents Unvaccinated Australian citizens and permanent residents wishing to travel overseas (apart from children under 12 and those who cannot be vaccinated for medical reasons) are required to apply for an exemption to leave Australia. You can apply online for an exemption but you must meet at least one of the following criteria: your travel is as part of the response to the COVID-19 outbreak, including the provision of aid your travel is for your business/employer you are travelling to receive urgent medical treatment that is not available in Australia you are travelling outside Australia for a compelling reason for three months or longer you are travelling on compelling or compassionate grounds your travel is in the national interest you are ordinarily resident in a country other than Australia. You must provide evidence to support your claims. Requests may be finalised without further consideration if insufficient evidence is provided. Evidence may include: passport/s marriage certificate/s birth certificate/s death certificate/s proof of relationship (for example, shared tenancy agreement, joint bank account etc.)* proof that you are moving to another country on a long term basis such as leases, job offers and evidence your goods are being transported proof of your current valid visa, including in Australia and/or overseas letter from a doctor or hospital about any medical treatment/condition with statements on why travel is necessary letter from your employer, or other evidence that you are travelling for a business reason statement or evidence to show when you wish to return to Australia any other proof you may have to support your claims.

https://covid19.homeaffairs.gov.au/leaving-australia Travel restrictions and exemptions for unvaccinated Australians and permanent residents Unvaccinated Australian citizens and permanent residents wishing to travel overseas (apart from children under 12 and those who cannot be vaccinated for medical reasons) are required to apply for an exemption to leave Australia. You can apply online for an exemption but you must meet at least one of the following criteria: your travel is as part of the response to the COVID-19 outbreak, including the provision of aid your travel is for your business/employer you are travelling to receive urgent medical treatment that is not available in Australia you are travelling outside Australia for a compelling reason for three months or longer you are travelling on compelling or compassionate grounds your travel is in the national interest you are ordinarily resident in a country other than Australia. You must provide evidence to support your claims. Requests may be finalised without further consideration if insufficient evidence is provided. Evidence may include: passport/s marriage certificate/s birth certificate/s death certificate/s proof of relationship (for example, shared tenancy agreement, joint bank account etc.)* proof that you are moving to another country on a long term basis such as leases, job offers and evidence your goods are being transported proof of your current valid visa, including in Australia and/or overseas letter from a doctor or hospital about any medical treatment/condition with statements on why travel is necessary letter from your employer, or other evidence that you are travelling for a business reason statement or evidence to show when you wish to return to Australia any other proof you may have to support your claims.

Re: John Asiata : Thu Dec 16, 2021 7:50 pm  

micktheleyther wrote: https://covid19.homeaffairs.gov.au/leaving-australia Travel restrictions and exemptions for unvaccinated Australians and permanent residents Unvaccinated Australian citizens and permanent residents wishing to travel overseas (apart from children under 12 and those who cannot be vaccinated for medical reasons) are required to apply for an exemption to leave Australia. You can apply online for an exemption but you must meet at least one of the following criteria: your travel is as part of the response to the COVID-19 outbreak, including the provision of aid your travel is for your business/employer you are travelling to receive urgent medical treatment that is not available in Australia you are travelling outside Australia for a compelling reason for three months or longer you are travelling on compelling or compassionate grounds your travel is in the national interest you are ordinarily resident in a country other than Australia. You must provide evidence to support your claims. Requests may be finalised without further consideration if insufficient evidence is provided. Evidence may include: passport/s marriage certificate/s birth certificate/s death certificate/s proof of relationship (for example, shared tenancy agreement, joint bank account etc.)* proof that you are moving to another country on a long term basis such as leases, job offers and evidence your goods are being transported proof of your current valid visa, including in Australia and/or overseas letter from a doctor or hospital about any medical treatment/condition with statements on why travel is necessary letter from your employer, or other evidence that you are travelling for a business reason statement or evidence to show when you wish to return to Australia any other proof you may have to support your claims. You better send that to Derek and Chris Chester so they know This guy is going to give us a huge presence on the field.

micktheleyther wrote: https://covid19.homeaffairs.gov.au/leaving-australia Travel restrictions and exemptions for unvaccinated Australians and permanent residents Unvaccinated Australian citizens and permanent residents wishing to travel overseas (apart from children under 12 and those who cannot be vaccinated for medical reasons) are required to apply for an exemption to leave Australia. You can apply online for an exemption but you must meet at least one of the following criteria: your travel is as part of the response to the COVID-19 outbreak, including the provision of aid your travel is for your business/employer you are travelling to receive urgent medical treatment that is not available in Australia you are travelling outside Australia for a compelling reason for three months or longer you are travelling on compelling or compassionate grounds your travel is in the national interest you are ordinarily resident in a country other than Australia. You must provide evidence to support your claims. Requests may be finalised without further consideration if insufficient evidence is provided. Evidence may include: passport/s marriage certificate/s birth certificate/s death certificate/s proof of relationship (for example, shared tenancy agreement, joint bank account etc.)* proof that you are moving to another country on a long term basis such as leases, job offers and evidence your goods are being transported proof of your current valid visa, including in Australia and/or overseas letter from a doctor or hospital about any medical treatment/condition with statements on why travel is necessary letter from your employer, or other evidence that you are travelling for a business reason statement or evidence to show when you wish to return to Australia any other proof you may have to support your claims. You better send that to Derek and Chris Chester so they know This guy is going to give us a huge presence on the field.