India is undoubtedly a great country to live in. But Australia
would give you many better opportunities you won’t get here for sure! Australia is a good choice if you want to migrate there
for a better standard of living, higher salaries and definitely best education
opportunities for your children. Quality of life in Australiais
"unmatched". People are well-respected and looked after. People of
Australia are quite helpful and friendly. One more thing I enjoy is Melbourne
weather. It is always fluctuating and unpredictable but the weather forecast is
always correct.
But knowledge is power, right? So here’s the low-down on the
basics of life in Australia, from Schooling to Housing, everything you need to know:
Where to
Live in Australia?
Australia is a vast country and has great diversities, from cities
to the suburbs to the great outdoors. In fact, there are as many different
lifestyles as there are great places to live them. You can choose from Western
Australia, Victoria, Tasmania, Queensland, Northern Territory, Australian
Capital Territory (ACT), New South Wales and South Australia.
Cost of
Living in Australia
Australia is a high wage country. Cost of living is also high but
it doesn’t matter as you will be earning in AUD. Buying food is reasonable but
items like furniture, blue collared services, books, and medicines are
relatively expensive. If you spend your salary on house rent, grocery and
bills, you would still save enough to meet your goal of saving for your Dream
Home or your Dream car!
Education
Australia offers world class educational opportunities to its
people, offering internationally recognized and recognized qualifications with
immediate employment and career development opportunities. Nearly 350,000
international students are now studying in Australia, and there are courses
options to suit almost everyone. Tertiary education system in Australia is of a
high standard. We believe parents’ involvement in their children’s education,
family bonding, and children’s growing age, plays in important role in
children’s development.
Salary and
Daily Wages
The Fair Pay Standard in Australia protects the wages, work hours
and leaves of all employees in Australia.
A regular person working in Australia has come down to 36 hours
per week, however, this varies considerably across occupations and industries.
A typical working day for a trade occupation is 7am to 3.30pm, while working
hours in most offices are 9am to 5pm, with rest and meal breaks. Overtime rates
of pay and flexibility in time arrangements in the workplace are becoming more
popular and are negotiated often in an occupation's award.Many employers in
Australia have readily employed immigrant workers, especially in times of labor
shortages. A UN Study suggests that Australia ranks 2nd best in the
world in terms of Quality of Life.Australia is the most loved destination for immigrants
because of its quality of life&excellent job opportunities.
