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My name is Aboude Nahle. I am a 25-year-old Lebanese citizen, currently living in Lebanon. I come from a humble background, raised with values of hard work, dedication, and the belief that love and family are at the heart of a meaningful life. Over the past few years, I have been on a personal journey not only of self-growth, but also of building a future with the person I love—my fiancée, who lives in Australia.

Our story began a few years ago, and despite the physical distance between us, our bond has only grown stronger with time. My fiancée is currently residing in Australia, and we are engaged to be married. We maintain constant contact through phone calls and video chats, and we support one another emotionally, mentally, and spiritually. The love and commitment we share have helped us overcome many challenges brought on by the distance between us. However, as much as technology has allowed us to stay connected, nothing can replace the feeling of being physically together—sharing everyday life, building a home, and starting a family.

My greatest wish at this stage in my life is to join my fiancée in Australia so we can finally live under one roof, celebrate our love through marriage, and begin our future as husband and wife. It is not only a dream, but a step we both feel ready and committed to take. We envision building a family in a safe, supportive environment where we can contribute positively to society and live in peace and unity.

To turn this vision into reality, I have submitted an immigration application to the Australian authorities, requesting permission to travel and reside in Australia on the basis of my relationship with my fiancée. We have worked hard to prepare all the necessary documentation and meet the requirements for the application process. This includes relationship evidence, personal background checks, financial assessments, and legal documents. We are now waiting for the official response and approval from the Australian embassy.

As part of the application process, there are significant financial obligations. The total cost involved is approximately $5,000 USD. This amount includes application fees, legal consultations, translations, and other administrative costs that are essential for a successful immigration process. For someone like me, living in Lebanon under difficult economic conditions, this is a considerable financial burden. Nevertheless, I am doing everything I can to manage it because I know what is at stake: the chance to be with the person I love and build a life together.

Lebanon, as you may know, is facing ongoing economic and social challenges. Jobs are scarce, the local currency has lost much of its value, and opportunities for growth are limited. Despite these hardships, I continue to work, save, and stay focused on my goal. I am committed to creating a better future—not just for myself, but for my future wife and, one day, our children.

I am not seeking a handout, but rather a helping hand to overcome this critical stage in my journey. I want to contribute positively to Australian society by being a dedicated partner, a hardworking individual, and eventually a responsible father. I have ambitions to work, learn, and give back to the community that will welcome me.

In summary, my story is about love, determination, and the desire to build a better life. I have found my partner, and now I seek the opportunity to join her so we can turn our shared dreams into reality. I am deeply hopeful that my immigration request will be approved soon so that we can be reunited and begin the next chapter of our lives—together.

For more informations

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Update: I got some help from my cousin and still need 2.3 XMR instead of 14.2

I hope that you support me to success my dream

Contact: @AboudeNahle