Goldie16:
Nordica does but I don't know the price

Thank you Goldie.

Hello everyone. I'm new here.

Please, does any one know a good ivf center that does ivf with gender selection and the cost of the whole procedure.

vikena:
Good day all!
This is my first time posting on this thread though I have being following for quite some time. I want to appreciate all those who in one way or another have kept this thread going.
I need to the advice of gurus here. I want to migrate to Australia with my family ( spouse and two kids ). The permanent residence route doesn't seem to favour me. I'm a law graduate. I graduated January this year and have not gone to law school. So, I can't apply as a barrister or solicitor. I'M thinking of doing LLM (Research) in Australia and in the course of studying apply to be admitted as a lawyer in Australia. Of course, I know that I will need to run some law courses but what I really don't know is, if it will be possible to apply to be admitted as a lawyer in Australia with a student visa. If it is possible, can I decide to forfeit the LL.M and run the necessary or required law courses to become a lawyer in Australia? I really do need all the pieces of advice I can get now. I'm female BTW. Thanks in anticipation of your replies.

Someone should respond to this please.

Good day all!
This is my first time posting on this thread though I have being following for quite some time. I want to appreciate all those who in one way or another have kept this thread going.
I need to the advice of gurus here. I want to migrate to Australia with my family ( spouse and two kids ). The permanent residence route doesn't seem to favour me. I'm a law graduate. I graduated January this year and have not gone to law school. So, I can't apply as a barrister or solicitor. I'M thinking of doing LLM (Research) in Australia and in the course of studying apply to be admitted as a lawyer in Australia. Of course, I know that I will need to run some law courses but what I really don't know is, if it will be possible to apply to be admitted as a lawyer in Australia with a student visa. If it is possible, can I decide to forfeit the LL.M and run the necessary or required law courses to become a lawyer in Australia? I really do need all the pieces of advice I can get now. I'm female BTW. Thanks in anticipation of your replies.