Moving To Australia

Moving to Australia can be an amazing experience. Although it is the sixth largest country in the world at over 3 million square miles, it is only home to 21 million people, which ensures that natural beauty dominates over suburban landscapes especially out of the main cities. However, the country boasts a diverse range of wildlife and nature and there are many species of animals and plants indigenous only to Australia. The pristine beauty of the country’s wilderness coupled with the abundance of wildlife is part of the country’s attraction for potential expats. Moving to Australia provides the expat population with a very good quality of life. In fact, life expectancy is high and stress is relatively low when compared with other countries
in the world (Friesen, 2014).
In today’s economic crisis, unemployment is low. There are plenty of jobs of all levels available to those who want them. However, it is becoming increasingly difficult to gain work permits and residency if you are moving to Australia from overseas. Immigration policies have become a lot tighter over the last decade and most people looking to move and work need to be able to offer a skill in order to gain a work permit. On the other hand, retirees will be given visas if they have enough money and if you have sizeable savings, regardless of how old you are, you will have no problem (Kelli, 2015).
References
Friesen, S. (2014, May 1).8 Reasons to pack up your life and move to Australia. Retrieved from https://www.therichest.com/expensive-lifestyle/location/8-reasons-to-pack-up-your-life-and-move-to-australia/ Kelli (2015, May 13). 9 Reasons to work abroad in Australia. Retrieved from http://wanderlustandlipstick.com/blogs/goneworkabout/2015/05/13/9-reasons-to-work-abroad-in-australia/