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menulc Jul 11th 2010 10:09 pm

Aussie Migration - Recommend Or NO
 
What do u honestly think/know of migrating to Aussie??

How is the culture??

Cost of living

Finding a job

kids education etc....

Cheers!!!!

525252 Jul 11th 2010 10:16 pm

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Originally Posted by menulc (Post 8695487)
What do u honestly think/know of migrating to Aussie??

How is the culture??

Cost of living

Finding a job

kids education etc....

Cheers!!!!

this should be relative to where you are currently living, if you already living in a 1st world country than australia might not be the best option for you.

Buzzy--Bee Jul 11th 2010 10:51 pm

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Originally Posted by menulc (Post 8695487)
What do u honestly think/know of migrating to Aussie??

How is the culture??

Cost of living

Finding a job

kids education etc....

Cheers!!!!

sheesh.... mate, start with the search button and then come back with some more specific questions! ;)

BB

BadgeIsBack Jul 11th 2010 11:01 pm

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Originally Posted by menulc (Post 8695487)
What do u honestly think/know of migrating to Aussie??

How is the culture??

Cost of living

Finding a job

kids education etc....

Cheers!!!!

Look at yourself in the mirror. What do you think?

Would you be happy if you discovered that your established life in the UK unravelled down under or did not transplant in some way?

Buzzy--Bee Jul 11th 2010 11:03 pm

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Originally Posted by BadgeIsBack (Post 8695608)
Look at yourself in the mirror. What do you think?

Would you be happy if you discovered that your established life in the UK unravelled down under or did not transplant in some way?

How do you know they're in the UK mate?

BB

johnknight001 Jul 11th 2010 11:11 pm

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Originally Posted by menulc (Post 8695487)
What do u honestly think/know of migrating to Aussie??

How is the culture?? is there any

Cost of living expensive

Finding a job same as anywhere else, pick up the old dog an bone ect.

kids education etc.... they dont have education here you know, its all learn by play, so im told by the wife.

But we like it.

Cheers!!!!

:thumbsup:

mark wool Jul 11th 2010 11:14 pm

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I would definatly recommend it. The lovely laidback friendly ozzies, the low cost of housing, the high quality reasonably priced food. Oz has excellent infrastructure and is an absolute joy to get around, it is also very accesible to the other parts of the world. Better job prospects here than in any other country in the world. Oz has not been hit by the G.F.C so it has a stable economy which is the envy of the world. Education which is way beyond any other system in the developed world with child care facilities which go above and beyond any parents expectations. Really reasonably priced cars which are a joy to drive with build quality which cannot be surpassed. Houses which are really well built for the environment they are in so you wont be cold in winter.

johnknight001 Jul 11th 2010 11:23 pm

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Originally Posted by mark wool (Post 8695635)
I would definatly recommend it. The lovely laidback friendly ozzies, the low cost of housing, the high quality reasonably priced food. Oz has excellent infrastructure and is an absolute joy to get around, it is also very accesible to the other parts of the world. Better job prospects here than in any other country in the world. Oz has not been hit by the G.F.C so it has a stable economy which is the envy of the world. Education which is way beyond any other system in the developed world with child care facilities which go above and beyond any parents expectations. Really reasonably priced cars which are a joy to drive with build quality which cannot be surpassed. Houses which are really well built for the environment they are in so you wont be cold in winter.

got to say i nealy fell off the couch reading it, cheers :thumbup:

menulc Jul 11th 2010 11:46 pm

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Originally Posted by Buzzy--Bee (Post 8695585)
sheesh.... mate, start with the search button and then come back with some more specific questions! ;)

BB

Any more bright ideas mate??

menulc Jul 11th 2010 11:49 pm

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Originally Posted by mark wool (Post 8695635)
I would definatly recommend it. The lovely laidback friendly ozzies, the low cost of housing, the high quality reasonably priced food. Oz has excellent infrastructure and is an absolute joy to get around, it is also very accesible to the other parts of the world. Better job prospects here than in any other country in the world. Oz has not been hit by the G.F.C so it has a stable economy which is the envy of the world. Education which is way beyond any other system in the developed world with child care facilities which go above and beyond any parents expectations. Really reasonably priced cars which are a joy to drive with build quality which cannot be surpassed. Houses which are really well built for the environment they are in so you wont be cold in winter.

Mark,
Thanks a lot for the detailed and sensible reply.Actually I wanted to know it from a person who is already there.

menulc Jul 11th 2010 11:55 pm

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Originally Posted by johnknight001 (Post 8695630)
:thumbsup:

Thanx

Pollyana Jul 11th 2010 11:55 pm

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Originally Posted by mark wool (Post 8695635)
I would definatly recommend it. The lovely laidback friendly ozzies, the low cost of housing, the high quality reasonably priced food. Oz has excellent infrastructure and is an absolute joy to get around, it is also very accesible to the other parts of the world. Better job prospects here than in any other country in the world. Oz has not been hit by the G.F.C so it has a stable economy which is the envy of the world. Education which is way beyond any other system in the developed world with child care facilities which go above and beyond any parents expectations. Really reasonably priced cars which are a joy to drive with build quality which cannot be surpassed. Houses which are really well built for the environment they are in so you wont be cold in winter.

You on drugs today or something? :lol:

menulc Jul 11th 2010 11:57 pm

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Originally Posted by Pollyana (Post 8695744)
You on drugs today or something? :lol:

Pollyana,

Hi,Sounds like you have a different sentiment.

mark wool Jul 11th 2010 11:57 pm

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Originally Posted by menulc (Post 8695731)
Mark,
Thanks a lot for the detailed and sensible reply.Actually I wanted to know it from a person who is already there.

Look at my location, then get yourself a map, then take some geography lessons, or did you have an ozzie teacher when you were little. Ow and chill out!

mark wool Jul 11th 2010 11:59 pm

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Originally Posted by Pollyana (Post 8695744)
You on drugs today or something? :lol:

Its me valium polly the doctor increased me dose today. He said it would help.

menulc Jul 12th 2010 12:09 am

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Originally Posted by mark wool (Post 8695753)
Look at my location, then get yourself a map, then take some geography lessons, or did you have an ozzie teacher when you were little. Ow and chill out!

Misinterpretation mate.Guess you went to an ozzie teacher.lol

Pollyana Jul 12th 2010 12:14 am

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Originally Posted by menulc (Post 8695752)
Pollyana,

Hi,Sounds like you have a different sentiment.

My views are quite similar to his normally - thats why I wondered what drugs he is on:lol:


Originally Posted by mark wool (Post 8695759)
Its me valium polly the doctor increased me dose today. He said it would help.

Obviously working, I must get some :thumbup:

mark wool Jul 12th 2010 12:23 am

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Originally Posted by menulc (Post 8695795)
Misinterpretation mate.Guess you went to an ozzie teacher.lol

On a more serious note, the best way to find these things out is have a look around this site and others but dont take them to seriously. Try and think why you want to make the change and come over for a break and take a look. You will notice from my first response that the same aspects of uk life which annoy you are still relevant in ozzie life so it really is swings and roundabouts and it is down to personal preference. Good Luck.

menulc Jul 12th 2010 12:44 am

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Originally Posted by mark wool (Post 8695828)
On a more serious note, the best way to find these things out is have a look around this site and others but dont take them to seriously. Try and think why you want to make the change and come over for a break and take a look. You will notice from my first response that the same aspects of uk life which annoy you are still relevant in ozzie life so it really is swings and roundabouts and it is down to personal preference. Good Luck.

That is more like it.Thanx

Pollyana Jul 12th 2010 12:47 am

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Originally Posted by menulc (Post 8695880)
That is more like it.Thanx

The more threads you read on here, the better. You'll find some are very positive, some are quite negative, still more are treading middle ground. In the end you have to make up your own mind but by reading a lot of people's comments you should get quite a wide spectrum of opinins :)

menulc Jul 12th 2010 12:49 am

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Originally Posted by Pollyana (Post 8695889)
The more threads you read on here, the better. You'll find some are very positive, some are quite negative, still more are treading middle ground. In the end you have to make up your own mind but by reading a lot of people's comments you should get quite a wide spectrum of opinins :)

Aye Aye!!

Cheers

BadgeIsBack Jul 12th 2010 1:03 am

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Originally Posted by Buzzy--Bee (Post 8695616)
How do you know they're in the UK mate?

BB

I don't. I just made it up.

Australia - too many Chiefs and not enough Indians if you ask me.

Buzzy--Bee Jul 12th 2010 9:11 am

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Originally Posted by BadgeIsBack (Post 8695928)
I don't. I just made it up.

Australia - too many Chiefs and not enough Indians if you ask me.

ha ha :rofl:

almost subtle.

BB

iamthecreaturefromuranus Jul 12th 2010 9:20 am

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Originally Posted by menulc (Post 8695487)
What do u honestly think/know of migrating to Aussie??

How is the culture?? - Different

Cost of living - Some say expensive, some say not

Finding a job - Some find it easy, some don't

kids education etc.... - yes Australia has schools. Some say they are great, others don't.

Cheers!!!!

..and I'm not being flippant. Should you move here then Australia will be 'what it is' to you and you alone.

Trevski Jul 12th 2010 9:37 am

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If im truthfull i have been here five years and i would say it was good for a couple of years then prices have gone up cost of living is silly and the schools talk bull dirt with their polices.
Wages have not gone up with inflation but every thing else has gone up over the rate of inflation.
I belive the Brisbane/Australia is in a bubble and when it bursts then crap will get worse.
Best advise come over for a trip and see and talk to people that live here, also read papers etc to find out more
Felling as we just exist in life in Australia (Ground Hog Day)


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