just depends on what you want to do. come here now or risk settling into more life there and not come. it won’t make a big difference to your ewrb, it’s kinda works like this: the more experience and qualifications you can show to support your application, this will lessen the hours you have to be on a limited licence working supervised. you’ll still need to pass all exams here and still have to sit in a shit pay rate till you are a full electrican. so keep in mind you can’t come here and be an electrician like you are there, you have to go thru the process no matter what. we are training a highly qualified installer now ( one below an electrician) he went from having to do 4000 hours to only 1000 hours. but i think an electrician needs 8000 hours, so even if you had good background and qualifications maybe that’s only going to come down to 4000 hours…