Gigolo, great post, and applicable to most western countries, methinks. The right to reside and work is just so basic in those places where there is no real need for expatriate expertise.
About all I would add is that if the job seeker won't provide some details of experience, such as hours, licence currently held and type ratings or types flown, they do not deserve a reply.
While I don't like putting people down, why don't wannabes ever consider that 300 hours is not going to make them competitive for a bush job, when at least the locals will have some idea of the geography? And as for the dreamers who reckon 3000 hours is going to get them a jet command, as if the locals will allow that to happen.
Have these people no concept of the pecking order, aka the food chain?