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STATEMENT IN SUPPORT OF A SPOUSE/PA
STATEMENT IN SUPPORT OF A SPOUSE/PARTNER/FIANCE APPLICATION
DATE:
1. BACKGROUND INFORMATION:
Visa Applicant: (NAME: ………………………)
Ms Huynh is of .........................., Lalor West 3520
He is aged 2 years old having been born in Soc TRang, Vietnam on 1 September 1900
Ms Huynh’s parents – Mr Cong Xep Huynh and Ms Thi Nguyet Nguyen (separated) live in Australia and Vietnam respectively.
She has 6 siblings (of which 3 are step-siblings) all living in Australia.
Ms Huynh first arrived in Australia on 7 December 1900, as a refugee.
She is an Australian citizen.
She is married once before to Mr Minh Tuan Nguyen and divorced from that relationship on 7 October 2000. There was no child from that relationship.
She has one daughter, Jennifer Huynh, aged 2 years having been born on 22 September 2004 out of a casual relationship.
Ms Huynh has been working in Australia for about 5 years as a machine operator with Toyota Boshoku Australia of 235-239 Boundary Road, Laverton North 3026.
She is engaged to be married to Mr Hai Dang Nguyen.
Sponsor: (NAME: ……………………………….)
Mr Dang is of ...............................Long Phu, Tin Soc Trang, Vietnam
He is aged 200 years having been born in Soc Trang, Vietnam on 3 December 1900
His parents – Mr Van Thong Nguyen & Mrs Thi Kim Hoa Bui both live in Vietnam.
He has 2 siblings living in Vietnam.
Mr Dang works in the family business as a fish farmer.
2. HISTORY OF THE RELATIONSHIP
First Trip to Australia
Ms Tham and Mr Dang first met on or about 8 May 2005.
The occasion was Tham’s arrival in Vietnam, at the Airport.
Tham has travelled to Vietnam in order to possibly reunite with her mother from whom she had long been separated.
Dang had also come to the airport, with his family, to welcome his uncle – Nguyen Thanh Mien who was visiting Vietnam with his family from Australia.
Ms Tham used to reside (in a share-accommodation) with Mr Nguyen Thanh Mien, then at......................... Tham had had got an advertisement for a share accommodation in the local newspaper from Mr Mien family.
Accordingly. When Mr Mien was travelling with his family in January 2005, she took the opportunity to travel with him in the hope of finding or reuniting with her mother. Mr Mien had informed Ms Tham that their respective families may have been neighbours long ago in Vietnam.
On arrival at the Airport on 8 January 2005, Tham merely saw Dang and greeted him and his family members.
However, they all travelled in the same vehicle to the village in Soc Trang (because Mr Mien and Ms Tham happen to come from the same village).
During the course of the journey to the village, Tham was introduced to Dang by Mr Mien. On that occasion they had little reason to talk much to each other.
Ms Tham had to stay with Mr Mien’s family at the village. Dang was living only few blocks away, in the same village.
On 13 January 2005,Tham’s old childhood friend, .................invited her to his engagement ceremony in the same village.
Many co-villagers attended the ceremony including Mr Dang. They were sitting on the same table in the company of Mr Mien (Dan’s uncle), Mr Mien’s daughter-Thanh, as well as Mr Mien’s other relatives and friends in attendance.
A mutual conversation started between Dang and Tham.
Tham thought that Dang was a gentleman and decent. He was soft-spoken and appeared kind. She felt comfortable talking to him.
Dang was attracted by Tham’s personality. He thought she is an outgoing and interesting personality. She also looked beautiful and caring in his eyes.
They both discussed their resp[ective situations. Tham stated that she was visiting Vietnam on holiday. She also told Dang about her work in Australia. He in turn told her about his involvement in the family fishing business.
They both felt comfortable in the company of each other.
They both felt the need to go out together.
They had the opportunity to visit many interesting places together including:
• Visit to uncle Bay (uncle 7) where they did some fishing
• Visit / sightseeing to the Port of “Cang O Kinh Ba”
• The Market at Soc Trang
• They went to Restaurants together on a few occasions
They would both go out together alone and occasionally in the company of Dang’s uncle’s daughters.
Few days later, Dang took Tham to his family (some of whom Tham already had occasion to meet).
Tham was introduced to Dang’s parents again and they prepared a dinner and had drinks together.
They later visited Dang’s family fish pond (of mainly tiger prawns).
They both eat together in Sampan (a canoe) in company of other family members.
They then visited the Dam Sen & Suoi Tien (tourists places of interests). They went in the company of Aunt Tu (visiting from the USA) and Dang’s female cousins.
They lodged at Thanh Binh 2 Hotel.
The next day, Dang accompanied Tham to the Airport to welcome Tham’s brother – Minh, wh came to Vietnam on holiday.
Tham introduced Dang to Minh on that occasion.
Their relationship/friendship developed to such an extent that they both felt virtually inseparable from each other.
However, Tham had to return back to Australia, to resume at her workplace.
She was seen off at the Airport on 31 January 2005 by Dang and his family.
Post-Return to Australia
Upon returning to Australia, the couple kept in regular contact by way of phone.
Tham would generally call Dang at least twice a week and speak on average about 15 minutes on each occasion.
Occasionally, Dang would also initiate phone calls from Vietnam (via the Post Office)
On or about 26 March 2005, Tham telephoned Dang in the normal manner. Suddenly during this particular conversation, Dang became emotional on the phone and told Tham he does not want to lose her.
He told her that it could be good if they both consider committing to each other.
He asked Tham if she would become engaged to him.
Tham was very excited but was short of words though very happy.
She asked Dang to give some time to consider the proposal.
Accordingly, Tham took the time to prepare for a short trip to Queensland with her daughter, Jennifer (then about 7 months old).
She visited Queensland on or about 5 April 2005 to see both her father. This was also her opportunity to introduce Jennifer to her grandfather and her (Tham’s) step mother.
She had the opportunity to inform her father about Dang’s proposals.
Her father was very happy and supportive and gave his blessings to the engagement proposal.
On returning to Melbourne, around 15 April 2005, Tham telephoned Dang to indicate her acceptance of the engagement proposal.
Dang was very happy and he in turn, informed his parents in Vietnam. They also gave their support and blessings.
Accordingly, a mutual preparation began to celebrate the engagement of the couple.
Second Trip to Vietnam/Philippines/Cambodia/UK/NZ [insert if applicable]
• Details of the Engagement / Marriage
Ms Tham arrived in Vietnam on 00 May 2005.
She was received on arrival by Mr Dang and his family (including his auntie No.6 as well as uncle No. 8)
She stayed at Ap Nha Tho, Xa Trung Binh, Huyen Long Phu, Tinh Soc Trang, Vietnam.
They all had diner at a Restaurant on the way home.
The following 2 weeks were used by both families to prepare for the engagement ceremony of the couple.
The couple’s engagement ceremony took place on 29 May 2005 at Hung Hung Restaurant, Mi Xuyen.
Approximately 70 people attended the ceremony.
On the side of Mr Dang were his parents, siblings, uncles and aunties and up to 55 other guests including friends.
On the side of Ms Tham were up to 15 guests including her relatives in Vietnam.
The ceremony, in the morning was conducted in accordance with the Vietnamese traditions – due respect was paid to the ancestors and prayers offered in honour of elders and ancestors.
The couple exchanged gold engagement rings.
o Gifts
i. 1 pair of gold earrings and gold necklace (from Dang’s mother)
ii. 1 lady’s gold-watch (from Dang)
iii. 1 bracelet
iv. Money gift – VD 4,000,000 million (approximately $400)
Reception
The traditional engagement was followed by a reception / entertainment
The menu included a 5-course meal, including:
i. Cu Lao (basel sea food in vegetables)
ii. Cha Lua (meat rolls)
iii. Ca ri (chicken currie)
iv. Thich Ngui (special meat roll)
v. Sup Bong Bong (fish soup)
vi. Kem (ice cream) & Trai Cai (fruits) : Deserts
Light romantic music was provided by the Restaurant
Post-Engagement / Honeymoon / Joint travels
The couple spent the next few days together as quality times.
They visited: Via Ba Temple; Ong mountain (walking some hours to the top)
They both went swimming together at Vung Tan beach
They later returned to the Thanh Binh 2 Hotel and met sister Quyen (Tham’s sister) and her 2 children who had only just arrived from Australia.
Tham introduced Dang to her sister and 2 nieces.
They also visited Tac Say Phanxico (tomb of father Phanxico) for blessings.
They both later returned to Soc Trang in preparation for Tham’s return journey to Australia.
The couple both agreed to formalise their relationship at a later date by way of formal / civil marriage.
Tham was seen off by Dang and his family at the Airport.
Tham returned back to Australia on 17 June 2005.
3. JOINT INTERESTS
a. Catholic Religion: they are both devout Catholics.
......goes to the St Albans Catholic Church, Dang goes to the Local Catholic Church at Huyen Long Phu
They would both attend the same Church every Sunday during Tham’s visits to Vietnam
b. Music: They love listening to music together. They love Rap
music and Hip Hop musicians. Their favourite artiste include 2 Pac, 50 cents. They also like to sing Karaoke together. They love Vietnamese country music and opera.
c. Outdoor Activities: They love outdoor activities. They love shopping at Soc
Trang Market and Saigon City. They would also shop together at least 3-4 days
DATE:
1. BACKGROUND INFORMATION:
Visa Applicant: (NAME: ………………………)
Ms Huynh is of .........................., Lalor West 3520
He is aged 2 years old having been born in Soc TRang, Vietnam on 1 September 1900
Ms Huynh’s parents – Mr Cong Xep Huynh and Ms Thi Nguyet Nguyen (separated) live in Australia and Vietnam respectively.
She has 6 siblings (of which 3 are step-siblings) all living in Australia.
Ms Huynh first arrived in Australia on 7 December 1900, as a refugee.
She is an Australian citizen.
She is married once before to Mr Minh Tuan Nguyen and divorced from that relationship on 7 October 2000. There was no child from that relationship.
She has one daughter, Jennifer Huynh, aged 2 years having been born on 22 September 2004 out of a casual relationship.
Ms Huynh has been working in Australia for about 5 years as a machine operator with Toyota Boshoku Australia of 235-239 Boundary Road, Laverton North 3026.
She is engaged to be married to Mr Hai Dang Nguyen.
Sponsor: (NAME: ……………………………….)
Mr Dang is of ...............................Long Phu, Tin Soc Trang, Vietnam
He is aged 200 years having been born in Soc Trang, Vietnam on 3 December 1900
His parents – Mr Van Thong Nguyen & Mrs Thi Kim Hoa Bui both live in Vietnam.
He has 2 siblings living in Vietnam.
Mr Dang works in the family business as a fish farmer.
2. HISTORY OF THE RELATIONSHIP
First Trip to Australia
Ms Tham and Mr Dang first met on or about 8 May 2005.
The occasion was Tham’s arrival in Vietnam, at the Airport.
Tham has travelled to Vietnam in order to possibly reunite with her mother from whom she had long been separated.
Dang had also come to the airport, with his family, to welcome his uncle – Nguyen Thanh Mien who was visiting Vietnam with his family from Australia.
Ms Tham used to reside (in a share-accommodation) with Mr Nguyen Thanh Mien, then at......................... Tham had had got an advertisement for a share accommodation in the local newspaper from Mr Mien family.
Accordingly. When Mr Mien was travelling with his family in January 2005, she took the opportunity to travel with him in the hope of finding or reuniting with her mother. Mr Mien had informed Ms Tham that their respective families may have been neighbours long ago in Vietnam.
On arrival at the Airport on 8 January 2005, Tham merely saw Dang and greeted him and his family members.
However, they all travelled in the same vehicle to the village in Soc Trang (because Mr Mien and Ms Tham happen to come from the same village).
During the course of the journey to the village, Tham was introduced to Dang by Mr Mien. On that occasion they had little reason to talk much to each other.
Ms Tham had to stay with Mr Mien’s family at the village. Dang was living only few blocks away, in the same village.
On 13 January 2005,Tham’s old childhood friend, .................invited her to his engagement ceremony in the same village.
Many co-villagers attended the ceremony including Mr Dang. They were sitting on the same table in the company of Mr Mien (Dan’s uncle), Mr Mien’s daughter-Thanh, as well as Mr Mien’s other relatives and friends in attendance.
A mutual conversation started between Dang and Tham.
Tham thought that Dang was a gentleman and decent. He was soft-spoken and appeared kind. She felt comfortable talking to him.
Dang was attracted by Tham’s personality. He thought she is an outgoing and interesting personality. She also looked beautiful and caring in his eyes.
They both discussed their resp[ective situations. Tham stated that she was visiting Vietnam on holiday. She also told Dang about her work in Australia. He in turn told her about his involvement in the family fishing business.
They both felt comfortable in the company of each other.
They both felt the need to go out together.
They had the opportunity to visit many interesting places together including:
• Visit to uncle Bay (uncle 7) where they did some fishing
• Visit / sightseeing to the Port of “Cang O Kinh Ba”
• The Market at Soc Trang
• They went to Restaurants together on a few occasions
They would both go out together alone and occasionally in the company of Dang’s uncle’s daughters.
Few days later, Dang took Tham to his family (some of whom Tham already had occasion to meet).
Tham was introduced to Dang’s parents again and they prepared a dinner and had drinks together.
They later visited Dang’s family fish pond (of mainly tiger prawns).
They both eat together in Sampan (a canoe) in company of other family members.
They then visited the Dam Sen & Suoi Tien (tourists places of interests). They went in the company of Aunt Tu (visiting from the USA) and Dang’s female cousins.
They lodged at Thanh Binh 2 Hotel.
The next day, Dang accompanied Tham to the Airport to welcome Tham’s brother – Minh, wh came to Vietnam on holiday.
Tham introduced Dang to Minh on that occasion.
Their relationship/friendship developed to such an extent that they both felt virtually inseparable from each other.
However, Tham had to return back to Australia, to resume at her workplace.
She was seen off at the Airport on 31 January 2005 by Dang and his family.
Post-Return to Australia
Upon returning to Australia, the couple kept in regular contact by way of phone.
Tham would generally call Dang at least twice a week and speak on average about 15 minutes on each occasion.
Occasionally, Dang would also initiate phone calls from Vietnam (via the Post Office)
On or about 26 March 2005, Tham telephoned Dang in the normal manner. Suddenly during this particular conversation, Dang became emotional on the phone and told Tham he does not want to lose her.
He told her that it could be good if they both consider committing to each other.
He asked Tham if she would become engaged to him.
Tham was very excited but was short of words though very happy.
She asked Dang to give some time to consider the proposal.
Accordingly, Tham took the time to prepare for a short trip to Queensland with her daughter, Jennifer (then about 7 months old).
She visited Queensland on or about 5 April 2005 to see both her father. This was also her opportunity to introduce Jennifer to her grandfather and her (Tham’s) step mother.
She had the opportunity to inform her father about Dang’s proposals.
Her father was very happy and supportive and gave his blessings to the engagement proposal.
On returning to Melbourne, around 15 April 2005, Tham telephoned Dang to indicate her acceptance of the engagement proposal.
Dang was very happy and he in turn, informed his parents in Vietnam. They also gave their support and blessings.
Accordingly, a mutual preparation began to celebrate the engagement of the couple.
Second Trip to Vietnam/Philippines/Cambodia/UK/NZ [insert if applicable]
• Details of the Engagement / Marriage
Ms Tham arrived in Vietnam on 00 May 2005.
She was received on arrival by Mr Dang and his family (including his auntie No.6 as well as uncle No. 8)
She stayed at Ap Nha Tho, Xa Trung Binh, Huyen Long Phu, Tinh Soc Trang, Vietnam.
They all had diner at a Restaurant on the way home.
The following 2 weeks were used by both families to prepare for the engagement ceremony of the couple.
The couple’s engagement ceremony took place on 29 May 2005 at Hung Hung Restaurant, Mi Xuyen.
Approximately 70 people attended the ceremony.
On the side of Mr Dang were his parents, siblings, uncles and aunties and up to 55 other guests including friends.
On the side of Ms Tham were up to 15 guests including her relatives in Vietnam.
The ceremony, in the morning was conducted in accordance with the Vietnamese traditions – due respect was paid to the ancestors and prayers offered in honour of elders and ancestors.
The couple exchanged gold engagement rings.
o Gifts
i. 1 pair of gold earrings and gold necklace (from Dang’s mother)
ii. 1 lady’s gold-watch (from Dang)
iii. 1 bracelet
iv. Money gift – VD 4,000,000 million (approximately $400)
Reception
The traditional engagement was followed by a reception / entertainment
The menu included a 5-course meal, including:
i. Cu Lao (basel sea food in vegetables)
ii. Cha Lua (meat rolls)
iii. Ca ri (chicken currie)
iv. Thich Ngui (special meat roll)
v. Sup Bong Bong (fish soup)
vi. Kem (ice cream) & Trai Cai (fruits) : Deserts
Light romantic music was provided by the Restaurant
Post-Engagement / Honeymoon / Joint travels
The couple spent the next few days together as quality times.
They visited: Via Ba Temple; Ong mountain (walking some hours to the top)
They both went swimming together at Vung Tan beach
They later returned to the Thanh Binh 2 Hotel and met sister Quyen (Tham’s sister) and her 2 children who had only just arrived from Australia.
Tham introduced Dang to her sister and 2 nieces.
They also visited Tac Say Phanxico (tomb of father Phanxico) for blessings.
They both later returned to Soc Trang in preparation for Tham’s return journey to Australia.
The couple both agreed to formalise their relationship at a later date by way of formal / civil marriage.
Tham was seen off by Dang and his family at the Airport.
Tham returned back to Australia on 17 June 2005.
3. JOINT INTERESTS
a. Catholic Religion: they are both devout Catholics.
......goes to the St Albans Catholic Church, Dang goes to the Local Catholic Church at Huyen Long Phu
They would both attend the same Church every Sunday during Tham’s visits to Vietnam
b. Music: They love listening to music together. They love Rap
music and Hip Hop musicians. Their favourite artiste include 2 Pac, 50 cents. They also like to sing Karaoke together. They love Vietnamese country music and opera.
c. Outdoor Activities: They love outdoor activities. They love shopping at Soc
Trang Market and Saigon City. They would also shop together at least 3-4 days
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STATEMENT IN SUPPORT OF A SPOUSE/PARTNER/FIANCE APPLICATIONDATE:1. BACKGROUND INFORMATION:Visa Applicant: (NAME: ………………………) Ms Huynh is of .........................., Lalor West 3520He is aged 2 years old having been born in Soc TRang, Vietnam on 1 September 1900Ms Huynh’s parents – Mr Cong Xep Huynh and Ms Thi Nguyet Nguyen (separated) live in Australia and Vietnam respectively.She has 6 siblings (of which 3 are step-siblings) all living in Australia.Ms Huynh first arrived in Australia on 7 December 1900, as a refugee.She is an Australian citizen.She is married once before to Mr Minh Tuan Nguyen and divorced from that relationship on 7 October 2000. There was no child from that relationship.She has one daughter, Jennifer Huynh, aged 2 years having been born on 22 September 2004 out of a casual relationship.Ms Huynh has been working in Australia for about 5 years as a machine operator with Toyota Boshoku Australia of 235-239 Boundary Road, Laverton North 3026.She is engaged to be married to Mr Hai Dang Nguyen.Sponsor: (NAME: ……………………………….)Mr Dang is of ...............................Long Phu, Tin Soc Trang, VietnamHe is aged 200 years having been born in Soc Trang, Vietnam on 3 December 1900His parents – Mr Van Thong Nguyen & Mrs Thi Kim Hoa Bui both live in Vietnam.He has 2 siblings living in Vietnam.Mr Dang works in the family business as a fish farmer.2. HISTORY OF THE RELATIONSHIPFirst Trip to AustraliaMs Tham and Mr Dang first met on or about 8 May 2005.The occasion was Tham’s arrival in Vietnam, at the Airport.Tham has travelled to Vietnam in order to possibly reunite with her mother from whom she had long been separated.Dang had also come to the airport, with his family, to welcome his uncle – Nguyen Thanh Mien who was visiting Vietnam with his family from Australia.Ms Tham used to reside (in a share-accommodation) with Mr Nguyen Thanh Mien, then at......................... Tham had had got an advertisement for a share accommodation in the local newspaper from Mr Mien family.Accordingly. When Mr Mien was travelling with his family in January 2005, she took the opportunity to travel with him in the hope of finding or reuniting with her mother. Mr Mien had informed Ms Tham that their respective families may have been neighbours long ago in Vietnam.On arrival at the Airport on 8 January 2005, Tham merely saw Dang and greeted him and his family members.However, they all travelled in the same vehicle to the village in Soc Trang (because Mr Mien and Ms Tham happen to come from the same village).During the course of the journey to the village, Tham was introduced to Dang by Mr Mien. On that occasion they had little reason to talk much to each other.Ms Tham had to stay with Mr Mien’s family at the village. Dang was living only few blocks away, in the same village.On 13 January 2005,Tham’s old childhood friend, .................invited her to his engagement ceremony in the same village.Many co-villagers attended the ceremony including Mr Dang. They were sitting on the same table in the company of Mr Mien (Dan’s uncle), Mr Mien’s daughter-Thanh, as well as Mr Mien’s other relatives and friends in attendance.A mutual conversation started between Dang and Tham.Tham thought that Dang was a gentleman and decent. He was soft-spoken and appeared kind. She felt comfortable talking to him.Dang was attracted by Tham’s personality. He thought she is an outgoing and interesting personality. She also looked beautiful and caring in his eyes.They both discussed their resp[ective situations. Tham stated that she was visiting Vietnam on holiday. She also told Dang about her work in Australia. He in turn told her about his involvement in the family fishing business.They both felt comfortable in the company of each other.They both felt the need to go out together.They had the opportunity to visit many interesting places together including:• Visit to uncle Bay (uncle 7) where they did some fishing• Visit / sightseeing to the Port of “Cang O Kinh Ba”• The Market at Soc Trang• They went to Restaurants together on a few occasionsThey would both go out together alone and occasionally in the company of Dang’s uncle’s daughters.Few days later, Dang took Tham to his family (some of whom Tham already had occasion to meet).
Tham was introduced to Dang’s parents again and they prepared a dinner and had drinks together.
They later visited Dang’s family fish pond (of mainly tiger prawns).
They both eat together in Sampan (a canoe) in company of other family members.
They then visited the Dam Sen & Suoi Tien (tourists places of interests). They went in the company of Aunt Tu (visiting from the USA) and Dang’s female cousins.
They lodged at Thanh Binh 2 Hotel.
The next day, Dang accompanied Tham to the Airport to welcome Tham’s brother – Minh, wh came to Vietnam on holiday.
Tham introduced Dang to Minh on that occasion.
Their relationship/friendship developed to such an extent that they both felt virtually inseparable from each other.
However, Tham had to return back to Australia, to resume at her workplace.
She was seen off at the Airport on 31 January 2005 by Dang and his family.
Post-Return to Australia
Upon returning to Australia, the couple kept in regular contact by way of phone.
Tham would generally call Dang at least twice a week and speak on average about 15 minutes on each occasion.
Occasionally, Dang would also initiate phone calls from Vietnam (via the Post Office)
On or about 26 March 2005, Tham telephoned Dang in the normal manner. Suddenly during this particular conversation, Dang became emotional on the phone and told Tham he does not want to lose her.
He told her that it could be good if they both consider committing to each other.
He asked Tham if she would become engaged to him.
Tham was very excited but was short of words though very happy.
She asked Dang to give some time to consider the proposal.
Accordingly, Tham took the time to prepare for a short trip to Queensland with her daughter, Jennifer (then about 7 months old).
She visited Queensland on or about 5 April 2005 to see both her father. This was also her opportunity to introduce Jennifer to her grandfather and her (Tham’s) step mother.
She had the opportunity to inform her father about Dang’s proposals.
Her father was very happy and supportive and gave his blessings to the engagement proposal.
On returning to Melbourne, around 15 April 2005, Tham telephoned Dang to indicate her acceptance of the engagement proposal.
Dang was very happy and he in turn, informed his parents in Vietnam. They also gave their support and blessings.
Accordingly, a mutual preparation began to celebrate the engagement of the couple.
Second Trip to Vietnam/Philippines/Cambodia/UK/NZ [insert if applicable]
• Details of the Engagement / Marriage
Ms Tham arrived in Vietnam on 00 May 2005.
She was received on arrival by Mr Dang and his family (including his auntie No.6 as well as uncle No. 8)
She stayed at Ap Nha Tho, Xa Trung Binh, Huyen Long Phu, Tinh Soc Trang, Vietnam.
They all had diner at a Restaurant on the way home.
The following 2 weeks were used by both families to prepare for the engagement ceremony of the couple.
The couple’s engagement ceremony took place on 29 May 2005 at Hung Hung Restaurant, Mi Xuyen.
Approximately 70 people attended the ceremony.
On the side of Mr Dang were his parents, siblings, uncles and aunties and up to 55 other guests including friends.
On the side of Ms Tham were up to 15 guests including her relatives in Vietnam.
The ceremony, in the morning was conducted in accordance with the Vietnamese traditions – due respect was paid to the ancestors and prayers offered in honour of elders and ancestors.
The couple exchanged gold engagement rings.
o Gifts
i. 1 pair of gold earrings and gold necklace (from Dang’s mother)
ii. 1 lady’s gold-watch (from Dang)
iii. 1 bracelet
iv. Money gift – VD 4,000,000 million (approximately $400)
Reception
The traditional engagement was followed by a reception / entertainment
The menu included a 5-course meal, including:
i. Cu Lao (basel sea food in vegetables)
ii. Cha Lua (meat rolls)
iii. Ca ri (chicken currie)
iv. Thich Ngui (special meat roll)
v. Sup Bong Bong (fish soup)
vi. Kem (ice cream) & Trai Cai (fruits) : Deserts
Light romantic music was provided by the Restaurant
Post-Engagement / Honeymoon / Joint travels
The couple spent the next few days together as quality times.
They visited: Via Ba Temple; Ong mountain (walking some hours to the top)
They both went swimming together at Vung Tan beach
They later returned to the Thanh Binh 2 Hotel and met sister Quyen (Tham’s sister) and her 2 children who had only just arrived from Australia.
Tham introduced Dang to her sister and 2 nieces.
They also visited Tac Say Phanxico (tomb of father Phanxico) for blessings.
They both later returned to Soc Trang in preparation for Tham’s return journey to Australia.
The couple both agreed to formalise their relationship at a later date by way of formal / civil marriage.
Tham was seen off by Dang and his family at the Airport.
Tham returned back to Australia on 17 June 2005.
3. JOINT INTERESTS
a. Catholic Religion: they are both devout Catholics.
......goes to the St Albans Catholic Church, Dang goes to the Local Catholic Church at Huyen Long Phu
They would both attend the same Church every Sunday during Tham’s visits to Vietnam
b. Music: They love listening to music together. They love Rap
music and Hip Hop musicians. Their favourite artiste include 2 Pac, 50 cents. They also like to sing Karaoke together. They love Vietnamese country music and opera.
c. Outdoor Activities: They love outdoor activities. They love shopping at Soc
Trang Market and Saigon City. They would also shop together at least 3-4 days
Tham was introduced to Dang’s parents again and they prepared a dinner and had drinks together.
They later visited Dang’s family fish pond (of mainly tiger prawns).
They both eat together in Sampan (a canoe) in company of other family members.
They then visited the Dam Sen & Suoi Tien (tourists places of interests). They went in the company of Aunt Tu (visiting from the USA) and Dang’s female cousins.
They lodged at Thanh Binh 2 Hotel.
The next day, Dang accompanied Tham to the Airport to welcome Tham’s brother – Minh, wh came to Vietnam on holiday.
Tham introduced Dang to Minh on that occasion.
Their relationship/friendship developed to such an extent that they both felt virtually inseparable from each other.
However, Tham had to return back to Australia, to resume at her workplace.
She was seen off at the Airport on 31 January 2005 by Dang and his family.
Post-Return to Australia
Upon returning to Australia, the couple kept in regular contact by way of phone.
Tham would generally call Dang at least twice a week and speak on average about 15 minutes on each occasion.
Occasionally, Dang would also initiate phone calls from Vietnam (via the Post Office)
On or about 26 March 2005, Tham telephoned Dang in the normal manner. Suddenly during this particular conversation, Dang became emotional on the phone and told Tham he does not want to lose her.
He told her that it could be good if they both consider committing to each other.
He asked Tham if she would become engaged to him.
Tham was very excited but was short of words though very happy.
She asked Dang to give some time to consider the proposal.
Accordingly, Tham took the time to prepare for a short trip to Queensland with her daughter, Jennifer (then about 7 months old).
She visited Queensland on or about 5 April 2005 to see both her father. This was also her opportunity to introduce Jennifer to her grandfather and her (Tham’s) step mother.
She had the opportunity to inform her father about Dang’s proposals.
Her father was very happy and supportive and gave his blessings to the engagement proposal.
On returning to Melbourne, around 15 April 2005, Tham telephoned Dang to indicate her acceptance of the engagement proposal.
Dang was very happy and he in turn, informed his parents in Vietnam. They also gave their support and blessings.
Accordingly, a mutual preparation began to celebrate the engagement of the couple.
Second Trip to Vietnam/Philippines/Cambodia/UK/NZ [insert if applicable]
• Details of the Engagement / Marriage
Ms Tham arrived in Vietnam on 00 May 2005.
She was received on arrival by Mr Dang and his family (including his auntie No.6 as well as uncle No. 8)
She stayed at Ap Nha Tho, Xa Trung Binh, Huyen Long Phu, Tinh Soc Trang, Vietnam.
They all had diner at a Restaurant on the way home.
The following 2 weeks were used by both families to prepare for the engagement ceremony of the couple.
The couple’s engagement ceremony took place on 29 May 2005 at Hung Hung Restaurant, Mi Xuyen.
Approximately 70 people attended the ceremony.
On the side of Mr Dang were his parents, siblings, uncles and aunties and up to 55 other guests including friends.
On the side of Ms Tham were up to 15 guests including her relatives in Vietnam.
The ceremony, in the morning was conducted in accordance with the Vietnamese traditions – due respect was paid to the ancestors and prayers offered in honour of elders and ancestors.
The couple exchanged gold engagement rings.
o Gifts
i. 1 pair of gold earrings and gold necklace (from Dang’s mother)
ii. 1 lady’s gold-watch (from Dang)
iii. 1 bracelet
iv. Money gift – VD 4,000,000 million (approximately $400)
Reception
The traditional engagement was followed by a reception / entertainment
The menu included a 5-course meal, including:
i. Cu Lao (basel sea food in vegetables)
ii. Cha Lua (meat rolls)
iii. Ca ri (chicken currie)
iv. Thich Ngui (special meat roll)
v. Sup Bong Bong (fish soup)
vi. Kem (ice cream) & Trai Cai (fruits) : Deserts
Light romantic music was provided by the Restaurant
Post-Engagement / Honeymoon / Joint travels
The couple spent the next few days together as quality times.
They visited: Via Ba Temple; Ong mountain (walking some hours to the top)
They both went swimming together at Vung Tan beach
They later returned to the Thanh Binh 2 Hotel and met sister Quyen (Tham’s sister) and her 2 children who had only just arrived from Australia.
Tham introduced Dang to her sister and 2 nieces.
They also visited Tac Say Phanxico (tomb of father Phanxico) for blessings.
They both later returned to Soc Trang in preparation for Tham’s return journey to Australia.
The couple both agreed to formalise their relationship at a later date by way of formal / civil marriage.
Tham was seen off by Dang and his family at the Airport.
Tham returned back to Australia on 17 June 2005.
3. JOINT INTERESTS
a. Catholic Religion: they are both devout Catholics.
......goes to the St Albans Catholic Church, Dang goes to the Local Catholic Church at Huyen Long Phu
They would both attend the same Church every Sunday during Tham’s visits to Vietnam
b. Music: They love listening to music together. They love Rap
music and Hip Hop musicians. Their favourite artiste include 2 Pac, 50 cents. They also like to sing Karaoke together. They love Vietnamese country music and opera.
c. Outdoor Activities: They love outdoor activities. They love shopping at Soc
Trang Market and Saigon City. They would also shop together at least 3-4 days
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STATEMENT IN SUPPORT OF A SPOUSE/PARTNER/FIANCE APPLICATION
DATE:
1. BACKGROUND INFORMATION:
Visa Applicant: (NAME: ………………………)
Ms Huynh is of .........................., Lalor West 3520
He is aged 2 years old having been born in Soc TRang, Vietnam on 1 September 1900
Ms Huynh’s parents – Mr Cong Xep Huynh and Ms Thi Nguyet Nguyen (separated) live in Australia and Vietnam respectively.
She has 6 siblings (of which 3 are step-siblings) all living in Australia.
Ms Huynh first arrived in Australia on 7 December 1900, as a refugee.
She is an Australian citizen.
She is married once before to Mr Minh Tuan Nguyen and divorced from that relationship on 7 October 2000. There was no child from that relationship.
She has one daughter, Jennifer Huynh, aged 2 years having been born on 22 September 2004 out of a casual relationship.
Ms Huynh has been working in Australia for about 5 years as a machine operator with Toyota Boshoku Australia of 235-239 Boundary Road, Laverton North 3026.
She is engaged to be married to Mr Hai Dang Nguyen.
Sponsor: (NAME: ……………………………….)
Mr Dang is of ...............................Long Phu, Tin Soc Trang, Vietnam
He is aged 200 years having been born in Soc Trang, Vietnam on 3 December 1900
His parents – Mr Van Thong Nguyen & Mrs Thi Kim Hoa Bui both live in Vietnam.
He has 2 siblings living in Vietnam.
Mr Dang works in the family business as a fish farmer.
2. HISTORY OF THE RELATIONSHIP
First Trip to Australia
Ms Tham and Mr Dang first met on or about 8 May 2005.
The occasion was Tham’s arrival in Vietnam, at the Airport.
Tham has travelled to Vietnam in order to possibly reunite with her mother from whom she had long been separated.
Dang had also come to the airport, with his family, to welcome his uncle – Nguyen Thanh Mien who was visiting Vietnam with his family from Australia.
Ms Tham used to reside (in a share-accommodation) with Mr Nguyen Thanh Mien, then at......................... Tham had had got an advertisement for a share accommodation in the local newspaper from Mr Mien family.
Accordingly. When Mr Mien was travelling with his family in January 2005, she took the opportunity to travel with him in the hope of finding or reuniting with her mother. Mr Mien had informed Ms Tham that their respective families may have been neighbours long ago in Vietnam.
On arrival at the Airport on 8 January 2005, Tham merely saw Dang and greeted him and his family members.
However, they all travelled in the same vehicle to the village in Soc Trang (because Mr Mien and Ms Tham happen to come from the same village).
During the course of the journey to the village, Tham was introduced to Dang by Mr Mien. On that occasion they had little reason to talk much to each other.
Ms Tham had to stay with Mr Mien’s family at the village. Dang was living only few blocks away, in the same village.
On 13 January 2005,Tham’s old childhood friend, .................invited her to his engagement ceremony in the same village.
Many co-villagers attended the ceremony including Mr Dang. They were sitting on the same table in the company of Mr Mien (Dan’s uncle), Mr Mien’s daughter-Thanh, as well as Mr Mien’s other relatives and friends in attendance.
A mutual conversation started between Dang and Tham.
Tham thought that Dang was a gentleman and decent. He was soft-spoken and appeared kind. She felt comfortable talking to him.
Dang was attracted by Tham’s personality. He thought she is an outgoing and interesting personality. She also looked beautiful and caring in his eyes.
They both discussed their resp[ective situations. Tham stated that she was visiting Vietnam on holiday. She also told Dang about her work in Australia. He in turn told her about his involvement in the family fishing business.
They both felt comfortable in the company of each other.
They both felt the need to go out together.
They had the opportunity to visit many interesting places together including:
• Visit to uncle Bay (uncle 7) where they did some fishing
• Visit / sightseeing to the Port of “Cang O Kinh Ba”
• The Market at Soc Trang
• They went to Restaurants together on a few occasions
They would both go out together alone and occasionally in the company of Dang’s uncle’s daughters.
Few days later, Dang took Tham to his family (some of whom Tham already had occasion to meet).
Tham was introduced to Dang’s parents again and they prepared a dinner and had drinks together.
They later visited Dang’s family fish pond (of mainly tiger prawns).
They both eat together in Sampan (a canoe) in company of other family members.
They then visited the Dam Sen & Suoi Tien (tourists places of interests). They went in the company of Aunt Tu (visiting from the USA) and Dang’s female cousins.
They lodged at Thanh Binh 2 Hotel.
The next day, Dang accompanied Tham to the Airport to welcome Tham’s brother – Minh, wh came to Vietnam on holiday.
Tham introduced Dang to Minh on that occasion.
Their relationship/friendship developed to such an extent that they both felt virtually inseparable from each other.
However, Tham had to return back to Australia, to resume at her workplace.
She was seen off at the Airport on 31 January 2005 by Dang and his family.
Post-Return to Australia
Upon returning to Australia, the couple kept in regular contact by way of phone.
Tham would generally call Dang at least twice a week and speak on average about 15 minutes on each occasion.
Occasionally, Dang would also initiate phone calls from Vietnam (via the Post Office)
On or about 26 March 2005, Tham telephoned Dang in the normal manner. Suddenly during this particular conversation, Dang became emotional on the phone and told Tham he does not want to lose her.
He told her that it could be good if they both consider committing to each other.
He asked Tham if she would become engaged to him.
Tham was very excited but was short of words though very happy.
She asked Dang to give some time to consider the proposal.
Accordingly, Tham took the time to prepare for a short trip to Queensland with her daughter, Jennifer (then about 7 months old).
She visited Queensland on or about 5 April 2005 to see both her father. This was also her opportunity to introduce Jennifer to her grandfather and her (Tham’s) step mother.
She had the opportunity to inform her father about Dang’s proposals.
Her father was very happy and supportive and gave his blessings to the engagement proposal.
On returning to Melbourne, around 15 April 2005, Tham telephoned Dang to indicate her acceptance of the engagement proposal.
Dang was very happy and he in turn, informed his parents in Vietnam. They also gave their support and blessings.
Accordingly, a mutual preparation began to celebrate the engagement of the couple.
Second Trip to Vietnam/Philippines/Cambodia/UK/NZ [insert if applicable]
• Details of the Engagement / Marriage
Ms Tham arrived in Vietnam on 00 May 2005.
She was received on arrival by Mr Dang and his family (including his auntie No.6 as well as uncle No. 8)
She stayed at Ap Nha Tho, Xa Trung Binh, Huyen Long Phu, Tinh Soc Trang, Vietnam.
They all had diner at a Restaurant on the way home.
The following 2 weeks were used by both families to prepare for the engagement ceremony of the couple.
The couple’s engagement ceremony took place on 29 May 2005 at Hung Hung Restaurant, Mi Xuyen.
Approximately 70 people attended the ceremony.
On the side of Mr Dang were his parents, siblings, uncles and aunties and up to 55 other guests including friends.
On the side of Ms Tham were up to 15 guests including her relatives in Vietnam.
The ceremony, in the morning was conducted in accordance with the Vietnamese traditions – due respect was paid to the ancestors and prayers offered in honour of elders and ancestors.
The couple exchanged gold engagement rings.
o Gifts
i. 1 pair of gold earrings and gold necklace (from Dang’s mother)
ii. 1 lady’s gold-watch (from Dang)
iii. 1 bracelet
iv. Money gift – VD 4,000,000 million (approximately $400)
Reception
The traditional engagement was followed by a reception / entertainment
The menu included a 5-course meal, including:
i. Cu Lao (basel sea food in vegetables)
ii. Cha Lua (meat rolls)
iii. Ca ri (chicken currie)
iv. Thich Ngui (special meat roll)
v. Sup Bong Bong (fish soup)
vi. Kem (ice cream) & Trai Cai (fruits) : Deserts
Light romantic music was provided by the Restaurant
Post-Engagement / Honeymoon / Joint travels
The couple spent the next few days together as quality times.
They visited: Via Ba Temple; Ong mountain (walking some hours to the top)
They both went swimming together at Vung Tan beach
They later returned to the Thanh Binh 2 Hotel and met sister Quyen (Tham’s sister) and her 2 children who had only just arrived from Australia.
Tham introduced Dang to her sister and 2 nieces.
They also visited Tac Say Phanxico (tomb of father Phanxico) for blessings.
They both later returned to Soc Trang in preparation for Tham’s return journey to Australia.
The couple both agreed to formalise their relationship at a later date by way of formal / civil marriage.
Tham was seen off by Dang and his family at the Airport.
Tham returned back to Australia on 17 June 2005.
3. JOINT INTERESTS
a. Catholic Religion: they are both devout Catholics.
......goes to the St Albans Catholic Church, Dang goes to the Local Catholic Church at Huyen Long Phu
They would both attend the same Church every Sunday during Tham’s visits to Vietnam
b. Music: They love listening to music together. They love Rap
music and Hip Hop musicians. Their favourite artiste include 2 Pac, 50 cents. They also like to sing Karaoke together. They love Vietnamese country music and opera.
c. Outdoor Activities: They love outdoor activities. They love shopping at Soc
Trang Market and Saigon City. They would also shop together at least 3-4 days
DATE:
1. BACKGROUND INFORMATION:
Visa Applicant: (NAME: ………………………)
Ms Huynh is of .........................., Lalor West 3520
He is aged 2 years old having been born in Soc TRang, Vietnam on 1 September 1900
Ms Huynh’s parents – Mr Cong Xep Huynh and Ms Thi Nguyet Nguyen (separated) live in Australia and Vietnam respectively.
She has 6 siblings (of which 3 are step-siblings) all living in Australia.
Ms Huynh first arrived in Australia on 7 December 1900, as a refugee.
She is an Australian citizen.
She is married once before to Mr Minh Tuan Nguyen and divorced from that relationship on 7 October 2000. There was no child from that relationship.
She has one daughter, Jennifer Huynh, aged 2 years having been born on 22 September 2004 out of a casual relationship.
Ms Huynh has been working in Australia for about 5 years as a machine operator with Toyota Boshoku Australia of 235-239 Boundary Road, Laverton North 3026.
She is engaged to be married to Mr Hai Dang Nguyen.
Sponsor: (NAME: ……………………………….)
Mr Dang is of ...............................Long Phu, Tin Soc Trang, Vietnam
He is aged 200 years having been born in Soc Trang, Vietnam on 3 December 1900
His parents – Mr Van Thong Nguyen & Mrs Thi Kim Hoa Bui both live in Vietnam.
He has 2 siblings living in Vietnam.
Mr Dang works in the family business as a fish farmer.
2. HISTORY OF THE RELATIONSHIP
First Trip to Australia
Ms Tham and Mr Dang first met on or about 8 May 2005.
The occasion was Tham’s arrival in Vietnam, at the Airport.
Tham has travelled to Vietnam in order to possibly reunite with her mother from whom she had long been separated.
Dang had also come to the airport, with his family, to welcome his uncle – Nguyen Thanh Mien who was visiting Vietnam with his family from Australia.
Ms Tham used to reside (in a share-accommodation) with Mr Nguyen Thanh Mien, then at......................... Tham had had got an advertisement for a share accommodation in the local newspaper from Mr Mien family.
Accordingly. When Mr Mien was travelling with his family in January 2005, she took the opportunity to travel with him in the hope of finding or reuniting with her mother. Mr Mien had informed Ms Tham that their respective families may have been neighbours long ago in Vietnam.
On arrival at the Airport on 8 January 2005, Tham merely saw Dang and greeted him and his family members.
However, they all travelled in the same vehicle to the village in Soc Trang (because Mr Mien and Ms Tham happen to come from the same village).
During the course of the journey to the village, Tham was introduced to Dang by Mr Mien. On that occasion they had little reason to talk much to each other.
Ms Tham had to stay with Mr Mien’s family at the village. Dang was living only few blocks away, in the same village.
On 13 January 2005,Tham’s old childhood friend, .................invited her to his engagement ceremony in the same village.
Many co-villagers attended the ceremony including Mr Dang. They were sitting on the same table in the company of Mr Mien (Dan’s uncle), Mr Mien’s daughter-Thanh, as well as Mr Mien’s other relatives and friends in attendance.
A mutual conversation started between Dang and Tham.
Tham thought that Dang was a gentleman and decent. He was soft-spoken and appeared kind. She felt comfortable talking to him.
Dang was attracted by Tham’s personality. He thought she is an outgoing and interesting personality. She also looked beautiful and caring in his eyes.
They both discussed their resp[ective situations. Tham stated that she was visiting Vietnam on holiday. She also told Dang about her work in Australia. He in turn told her about his involvement in the family fishing business.
They both felt comfortable in the company of each other.
They both felt the need to go out together.
They had the opportunity to visit many interesting places together including:
• Visit to uncle Bay (uncle 7) where they did some fishing
• Visit / sightseeing to the Port of “Cang O Kinh Ba”
• The Market at Soc Trang
• They went to Restaurants together on a few occasions
They would both go out together alone and occasionally in the company of Dang’s uncle’s daughters.
Few days later, Dang took Tham to his family (some of whom Tham already had occasion to meet).
Tham was introduced to Dang’s parents again and they prepared a dinner and had drinks together.
They later visited Dang’s family fish pond (of mainly tiger prawns).
They both eat together in Sampan (a canoe) in company of other family members.
They then visited the Dam Sen & Suoi Tien (tourists places of interests). They went in the company of Aunt Tu (visiting from the USA) and Dang’s female cousins.
They lodged at Thanh Binh 2 Hotel.
The next day, Dang accompanied Tham to the Airport to welcome Tham’s brother – Minh, wh came to Vietnam on holiday.
Tham introduced Dang to Minh on that occasion.
Their relationship/friendship developed to such an extent that they both felt virtually inseparable from each other.
However, Tham had to return back to Australia, to resume at her workplace.
She was seen off at the Airport on 31 January 2005 by Dang and his family.
Post-Return to Australia
Upon returning to Australia, the couple kept in regular contact by way of phone.
Tham would generally call Dang at least twice a week and speak on average about 15 minutes on each occasion.
Occasionally, Dang would also initiate phone calls from Vietnam (via the Post Office)
On or about 26 March 2005, Tham telephoned Dang in the normal manner. Suddenly during this particular conversation, Dang became emotional on the phone and told Tham he does not want to lose her.
He told her that it could be good if they both consider committing to each other.
He asked Tham if she would become engaged to him.
Tham was very excited but was short of words though very happy.
She asked Dang to give some time to consider the proposal.
Accordingly, Tham took the time to prepare for a short trip to Queensland with her daughter, Jennifer (then about 7 months old).
She visited Queensland on or about 5 April 2005 to see both her father. This was also her opportunity to introduce Jennifer to her grandfather and her (Tham’s) step mother.
She had the opportunity to inform her father about Dang’s proposals.
Her father was very happy and supportive and gave his blessings to the engagement proposal.
On returning to Melbourne, around 15 April 2005, Tham telephoned Dang to indicate her acceptance of the engagement proposal.
Dang was very happy and he in turn, informed his parents in Vietnam. They also gave their support and blessings.
Accordingly, a mutual preparation began to celebrate the engagement of the couple.
Second Trip to Vietnam/Philippines/Cambodia/UK/NZ [insert if applicable]
• Details of the Engagement / Marriage
Ms Tham arrived in Vietnam on 00 May 2005.
She was received on arrival by Mr Dang and his family (including his auntie No.6 as well as uncle No. 8)
She stayed at Ap Nha Tho, Xa Trung Binh, Huyen Long Phu, Tinh Soc Trang, Vietnam.
They all had diner at a Restaurant on the way home.
The following 2 weeks were used by both families to prepare for the engagement ceremony of the couple.
The couple’s engagement ceremony took place on 29 May 2005 at Hung Hung Restaurant, Mi Xuyen.
Approximately 70 people attended the ceremony.
On the side of Mr Dang were his parents, siblings, uncles and aunties and up to 55 other guests including friends.
On the side of Ms Tham were up to 15 guests including her relatives in Vietnam.
The ceremony, in the morning was conducted in accordance with the Vietnamese traditions – due respect was paid to the ancestors and prayers offered in honour of elders and ancestors.
The couple exchanged gold engagement rings.
o Gifts
i. 1 pair of gold earrings and gold necklace (from Dang’s mother)
ii. 1 lady’s gold-watch (from Dang)
iii. 1 bracelet
iv. Money gift – VD 4,000,000 million (approximately $400)
Reception
The traditional engagement was followed by a reception / entertainment
The menu included a 5-course meal, including:
i. Cu Lao (basel sea food in vegetables)
ii. Cha Lua (meat rolls)
iii. Ca ri (chicken currie)
iv. Thich Ngui (special meat roll)
v. Sup Bong Bong (fish soup)
vi. Kem (ice cream) & Trai Cai (fruits) : Deserts
Light romantic music was provided by the Restaurant
Post-Engagement / Honeymoon / Joint travels
The couple spent the next few days together as quality times.
They visited: Via Ba Temple; Ong mountain (walking some hours to the top)
They both went swimming together at Vung Tan beach
They later returned to the Thanh Binh 2 Hotel and met sister Quyen (Tham’s sister) and her 2 children who had only just arrived from Australia.
Tham introduced Dang to her sister and 2 nieces.
They also visited Tac Say Phanxico (tomb of father Phanxico) for blessings.
They both later returned to Soc Trang in preparation for Tham’s return journey to Australia.
The couple both agreed to formalise their relationship at a later date by way of formal / civil marriage.
Tham was seen off by Dang and his family at the Airport.
Tham returned back to Australia on 17 June 2005.
3. JOINT INTERESTS
a. Catholic Religion: they are both devout Catholics.
......goes to the St Albans Catholic Church, Dang goes to the Local Catholic Church at Huyen Long Phu
They would both attend the same Church every Sunday during Tham’s visits to Vietnam
b. Music: They love listening to music together. They love Rap
music and Hip Hop musicians. Their favourite artiste include 2 Pac, 50 cents. They also like to sing Karaoke together. They love Vietnamese country music and opera.
c. Outdoor Activities: They love outdoor activities. They love shopping at Soc
Trang Market and Saigon City. They would also shop together at least 3-4 days
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