Aussies 'migrating' back home
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For decades, educated Australian professionals have gone overseas to forge ahead in their chosen fields. But now,
every month, nearly 3,000 Australians return home from various points around a financially shaky world. What's the attraction for them?
And could it work for you?
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| Minister: Immigration is 'good for business' |
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Despite the global financial crisis, Australia's economy is in good shape, owing to sound financial regulation and
resources the world needs. Immigration was central to Australia's growth and ability to reach this enviable situation.
But many more skilled immigrants are needed to keep the ball rolling!
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| Love is in the air! |
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When single man immigrate to Australia, what's one of the first things they look for?
Getting married and settling down may be high on the agenda. Last year, 2782 Indian brides, arrived in Australia holding out China,
with 2409 and The Philippines with 1158. Sound like an exciting opportunity?
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Relocating to Australia
Choosing a school
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What's more important than choosing schools for your children? Australia has a wide range of state run schools,
as well as thousands of private schools conducted by a plethora of educational bodies. Where your children are educated and under what system is
your choice.
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A town like Hamilton
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Australia is dotted with thriving small cities offering good jobs, unbelievably inexpensive homes and a rewarding,
relaxing lifestyle. Located in the prosperous Western District of Victoria, historic Hamilton is one such city;
small on world standards, but with big potential for skilled workers and professionals.
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Aussie Surprise of the Month
A noble achievement
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Australia may be more readily associated with sporting success and outdoor activity than with science.
It certainly wins a lot of trophies and Olympic medals for a huge country with a small population. But could Australia 'punch above its weight' on
the Nobel Prize Ladder?
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Aussie Recipe:
Flake with vegetable sauce |
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You saw 'Jaws' and were too scared to go into the water for weeks. Now, wreak tasty revenge cooking up some delicious shark and scrumptious veggies.
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| Living the Aussie dream |
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"I noticed the LIVE IN australia.com website as I was browsing the Internet. After reading a few testimonials I decided to send an email. I received an email back the next day explaining all those questions I had been struggling with."
Petrus Jacobs
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Aussie Word of the Month
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swag - a swag is a bedroll you can wrap your worldly possessions in. In the old days swagmen, or swaggies, 'humped their swag' - walking from place to place, looking for work. 'Swag' can also mean 'quite a few'.
Aussie words in action:
Arranging your visa through LIA can result in a swag of benefits!
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| Living the Aussie dream |
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"I don't think I would be applying to migrate to Australia if it wasn't for LIVE IN australia.com. The rules seemed overwhelming and
I wasn't sure if I would make it. But LIVE IN australia.com showed me a roadmap to follow to be able to get a visa to migrate to Australia.
And anytime I had questions, they were there with a quick reply. Thank you!"
David Leski
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| Reader Poll |
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Do you think the Department of Immigration and Citizenship should increase the age limit for skilled migration from 40 to 55?
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