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Permanent Residency: Personal Narrative
I have written this letter in order to hopefully obtain your understanding of the importance of the permanent residency for me by explaining my educational background, circumstances and vision in Australia.

I was not able to adapt cultural differences of the Philippines and could not complete a high school course due to an economical reason. For complement of my education, home-schooling by English tutor and self-study on the internet were helping me to supply my educational shortcomings. However, it was still not sufficient for me and my desire to learn continued to improve. In Australia, I completed Certificate I in General education for Adults and Certificate II in Digital Media Technology which were helping me to be able to adjust and
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