From Living In The U.S. To Australia | Her Story and Experiences Moving Abroad

[@itiahthomas]

Great speaking with you!!

[@heymstraveler]

Thank you for sharing your tips!

[@johnfenn]

That is one incredibly intelligent woman, we are lucky to have her in Australia

[@Kayne86z]

As an aboriginal black Australian, I welcome all Americans who are black (afro Americans) here in Australia. I don't think there is any other country in the world we're you would fit in and love the Aussie way of life. I hope Australia treats you good

[@GrandMasterMan1]

Hey this is great info Ms.Traveler! Thank you!

[@heymstraveler]

Thank you for watching!

[@maxpowers4436]

Congrats to her and her citizenship. Hopefully she can now spread the word about our lucky country.

[@judythomas2345]

A welcome resident to Australia 🙏🏼

[@Brandon-218]

For me Australia beats every country. Weather,beaches,jobs,safety and culture is perfect. Excellent vid, from the Caribbean 🇹🇹

[@RyanLye1975]

Despite public transport, most Australians feel much more comfortable with a car than having to cope without one. Our cities aren't as bad as American cities but probably not as good as Euro cities.

[@jaynemeulman8484]

i never used a car in my 15 years in sydney...public transport was fabulous and when I visit regularly I always get about on the public network...no worries...I have a small car in regional australia now but still find plenty of public transport options for local trips...

[@kyms9390]

More americans should move to Australia, were very similar to your culture but we have better lifestyle, wages, leave and healthcare.

[@billybobwombat2231]

There culture is very removed from ours, thank fully

[@joewilson756]

Love it!

[@heymstraveler]

Thank you for watching!

[@samcardoso681]

Nice interview, I would suggest you reduce or remove the background music, it's a bit distracting.

[@heymstraveler]

Thank you so much for watching! Also, thank you for the suggestion. I'll take it into consideration for future videos.

[@vincentdoran8021]

lets all put a shrimp on the barbi to celebrate you arriving and living in Australia

[@alisonholland7531]

Sorry lovey, no shrimps here, it's a prawn mate 😁👍

[@dcmastermindfirst9418]

It's fuckin prawn!

[@vincentdoran8021]

They changed the word from prawn to shrimp for the American advertising campaign

[@westnblu]

@@vincentdoran8021 and it worked! The Paul Hogan travel ad has never been surpassed. Mind u the crocodile Dundee movie did a lot for Australian tourism too!! haha

[@aheat3036]

“Underrepresented” is a code word for what?

[@shaynah2012]

another great video ✊🏽👍🏽

[@heymstraveler]

Thank you for watching!

[@flossyhamo9901]

Love it you are all welcome ladies us black Australian men would love to have more beautiful black American women down under you’d be fine in our beautiful country.

[@RyanLye1975]

Australians have hair too.

[@sandybrisbane4167]

We do not see race as Australians that is something to get used to

[@toddhellyar4167]

What? Lol

[@Conn30Mtenor]

As a Canadian expat, I'd back that statement. Mostly. Racism certainly exists thought open racism had IMMEDIATE consequences. A racist can expect to lose his or her job, to have reporters jamming microphones up in their faces and ferocious public condemnation etc etc etc. Most corporations have very strict codes of conduct and if you're a racist you will NEVER be able to hold a government job. You'll be shown the door.

[@lifelongbachelor3651]

funnily enough, it is people of colour who seem to introduce the subject of race into many a conversation, not withstanding the worldwide and historical prejuduce against said people.

[@tFighterPilot]

I doubt Asian Australians would agree with you

[@ellissardorian7834]

Ummm based on stories I’ve heard from friends… nah, mate.