Reverse Migration: Why Indians are leaving Australia for India | So many people moving back to India

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[@kw675]

Yes move back India is booming and a democracy. Tell everyone back in India to not come either please. Waste of money. Australia is too expensive!

[@PreetSingh-mj6vw]

I was also left australia in 2009 .no regret. India is always best

[@TruMyous]

Austtalia is Too expensive,too corrupt and too poor. Good to leave an underdeveloped( which is like a village) country to live a better life in a developed country like India. Villagers who are koop maduku ,please live in Au and do ur minial jobs and dont cme to India . Our population is already high. U can live in Au n serve them while we have luxurious life back home!

[@dhruvshukla2389]

Indians have immigrated in such large amounts to Australia that even the Australians and other immigrant communities in Australia r fearing for their jobs, individuality and lack of freedom because of Indians. There r talks to create "another India" or "to replace the Australian flag with the Indian flag". Indians have inflated the Australian job market so much that the Australian govt. is finding it hard to ease the interests of their own people + other immigrant communities. It's not that India is a bad country. India is booming with rapid infrastructure development rn. I m sure my country will do great in the future. Those r fools who have migrated to Australia and r now creating difficulties for our fellow Australians. I scored 7 bands in IELTS, but I dropped the decision to come to Australia on a student visa. I decided to keep on living in my own country.

[@svdfxd]

Time will tell...who is a fool

[@dhruvshukla2389]

@@svdfxd For sure.

[@AlexanderIvanovski-ty9sv]

Last place my friend worked at, he was getting pushed back by 2 Indian managers, who were only putting in good words for other Indians, Pakistanis, Bangladeshis, Nepalese through to the higher paid jobs. 👇👇

[@magyaradam]

Stay in India please.

[@tacorevenge87]

Spot on mate . The Indian corruption, nepotism and racism is leaving Aussies and other immigrants jobless .

[@davestillhere4169]

Australia has been on the slide for 25 years. India is tomorrow's country Australia is yesterday's country.

[@australiasfirstmate1556]

Yeah, right, 1.4 billion crammed into a tiny place vs. 26 million people in a giant wide-open area........... Go India!

[@Sauzz10]

I visited australia as a tourist and was subjected to racist behaviour. Never going again.

[@kateberger6242]

Today, while doing Uber, an Indian man harassed me to avoid operating in the area where he works. Many scammers from my country Brasil attempt to take advantage of me. When I visit beaches with immigrant communities, there's garbage everywhere. So, I find it challenging to disagree with Australians when they express reluctance toward more immigrants. Some individuals aren't assimilating into a new culture; instead, they bring along the same problems and behaviors from their home country.

[@victory1691]

That’s because there are so many Indians here that it becoming overwhelming and unpleasant for the locals

[@metaphysicalfractionals8751]

Yep, it's always been that way. You're expected to support the economy living as a 3rd class citizen.

[@ian7033-qj9wg]

No you didnt.

[@metaphysicalfractionals8751]

@ian7033-qj9wg dang you're salty 😂

[@ADHD55]

Im planning to leave australia, I hate it here, its full of stress

[@jonnybravo473]

Bye bye 👋 good riddance the locals don’t want u here anyway destroying our way of life with your greed

[@chrisk7118]

Agree it’s terrible

[@jonnybravo473]

@@chrisk7118 see ya 👋 smelly vermin

[@chrisk7118]

​@@jonnybravo473😅 I'm Aussie not Indian, came to see what they said and I agree with them. This country is a dump now you muppet

[@jonnybravo473]

@@chrisk7118 it’s a dump because of immigrants like Indians.

[@luvghd]

That is great please move back and tell all your family and friends

[@ImmiAustralia]

Dont need ur advice please mind ur own business 😂

[@victory1691]

@@ImmiAustraliaI agreee with this post. You will not be missed. Please tell all of your friends to leave as well. You are ruining the country

[@metaphysicalfractionals8751]

Where do you come from?

[@walter201175]

@@ImmiAustralia are they still doing acid facial baths to the woman in india ? thats karma s a bi tch

[@fabioleonosorio2298]

Even the Narenda Modi SPIES are going back !😂

[@gordonflash8976]

wages in Australia have not kept pace with inflation for at least 20 years now, if i am perfectly honest. Family and there unwillingness to leave is why I am still here. I agree with you on our medical system.

[@yourstruely7929]

I have completed 30 years now in Australia. It’s a fact that for most Indian immigrants, body is here but soul will be always wandering in India. In 2023, if I were to decide about migrating to any other country from India, in my opinion, there is no other country that matches homeland. Mother and motherland are greater than heaven. If you get good income and work life social quality, forget about migration to any country on earth. Those sacrifices we made living away from home land aren’t that worth.

[@pratapchaudhry5489]

i did 20 years...now packing my bags...😍😍

[@MelmacAlienLifeForm]

sadly that realisation mostly comes after >20 years in the strange lands

[@pratapchaudhry5489]

@MelmacAlienLifeForm yep...thanks to Khangress and gunda raaj😑😑

[@shanemad1640]

@@pratapchaudhry5489 20 years and you still didn't become an Aussie ???? I guess that you never wanted to become an Aussie . It's different for me . Within 6 months i had decided where my loyalty lies or else i would always be torn between two countries . I am an Aussie and i love the culture here .

[@paulsnow7004]

@@pratapchaudhry5489 Good.

[@kutfingertv814]

Thank god. Housing prices are so high in Australia due to immigration, and it would be great if immigrants went back to their countries.

[@kateberger6242]

Today, while doing Uber, an Indian man harassed me to avoid operating in the area where he works. Many scammers from my country Brasil attempt to take advantage of me. When I visit beaches with immigrant communities, there's garbage everywhere. So, I find it challenging to disagree with Australians when they express reluctance toward more immigrants. Some individuals aren't assimilating into a new culture; instead, they bring along the same problems and behaviors from their home country.

[@Nathan-ry3yu]

Yes, Australia might have to suffer for a while for them to leave

[@metaphysicalfractionals8751]

It would be great if you went back to where you came from!

[@metaphysicalfractionals8751]

@Nathan-ry3yu ok incel 😂

[@muaythairaja]

Or maybe you should get a job and work hard

[@starman923]

Made the greatest decision to move back to Bhaarath in 2009 after close2 21yrs in the West. Never regretted even one sec of it to this day

[@IWouldEat]

Salaries will never increase regardless of what inflation is.

[@australiasfirstmate1556]

Never say never because when demand is lower than supply this is the result..............well, things will get better, but someone must do some marketing for demand to increase.

[@4worldpeace88]

100% I Agree,I been here for almost 40 years ,contributed lot to Australia and Australia has also given me opportunities, and always very appreciateive of that But it's time to move on and back to Fiji in my case. Too less opportunities here now and cost of doing business is too high and too much Red Tape

[@shanemadhwan3190]

How is it different to when you first arrived ? Have the opportunities disappeared due to massive migration ? Mate unless you have some solid connections back home in terms of getting into business there , I’d think twice . There is no political stability in Fiji . Things can change there in no time.

[@4worldpeace88]

@shanemadhwan3190 Firstly I am 100% Apolitical and secondly I have no intentions of any business opportunities in Fiji . just for lifestyle and cost living, family connections and general feelings of being Home.Migration has contributed significantly to Australia and will always do ,but Australia's policies in terms of managing infrastructure, especially housing transportation and attracting migrants to Regional Australia is not thought out properly,this is just my opinion. Without migrants Australia will not Exist .

[@ian7033-qj9wg]

Good stuff. We dont want you either win/win

[@metaphysicalfractionals8751]

@ian7033-qj9wg how's your peoples birthrates? 😂

[@ian7033-qj9wg]

@@metaphysicalfractionals8751 Well we dont marry our first cousins if thats what you mean.

[@ZekeM520]

People have their own reasons for going back to their home countries and the same applies for those coming to Australia. For those who still want to move to Australia, they should just consider their personal values and make their unique move silently.

[@infodaynightconv1445]

But they'd be wasting their time here and chasing their tails to pay both the exorbitant usurious interest rate mortgage payments and the huge electricity bills due to ill-thought Net Zero.

[@rosemarykennedy5430]

Reverse migration has happened every time there been a serious slump in Australia. People go to Australia for money and when that goes so do they. The Australian lifestyle, urban environment , weather and ecology are nothing special unless you’re interested in rugged, dry landscapes.

[@wingsumlam8405]

Agree with what you said, salary might increased 1 dollar an hour every year, so after 10 years you will just get extra 2000 dollar a year, but inflation already well exceeds that, in addition, the amount of tax we pay is insane, and if you are not the most poor, you get no benefits but just to work your ass off

[@Tec-action]

It all depends on what opportunities come your way and how you adjust to that lifestyle. Many find it the best decision they took while others regret it.

[@subhjitdutta3056]

Just checked your video due to subject line, thanks for this information, but I don't agree most of your points, everyone has their own point of view to deal with any situation. I am sad if you are leaving Melbourne, I am sure it won't be easy for you and your family , I wish if I can help you to stay here and wish you won't regret for your any decision. no worries..subho bijoya in advance and thanks for your content.

[@svdfxd]

She is a youtuber...need some content. don't be surprised to see a new video...- How Indians celebrate Diwali in Australia :)

[@tacorevenge87]

A lot of hard working and talented Aussies and other immigrants are finding hard to find jobs because of Indian nepotism.

[@bradley7454]

That's because they secure management positions and hire their own people to pay them cheaper and rip them off to afford everything

[@padmanabhsingh981]

Hi, pls explain must do thing during soft landing to Australia.

[@aloha__]

Good news. No house. No work. In the future no more important uni degree.

[@s_kidsvp5220]

Hi Neha , Thanks a lot for helping others with the Australia experience. I am in dilemma now . I got a good offer from Sydney on 482 visa and another offer from UAE. Which one should I choose is making me confused. Considering current inflation in Australia and Tax rate It is clear that the savings would be 60% lesser than Middle east but want to evaluate all aspects.

[@pauloneill3760]

Good luck with getting accommodation in Australia.

[@BBQjimmy]

Australia is a very bad country

[@varshinimohan9249]

Hi , same here i also hold an offer from Sydney on 482 visa.

[@Hitler-xb7om]

Uae much better

[@metaphysicalfractionals8751]

@vishalbhatiya6896 VERY CORRECT! 👍

[@AlexanderIvanovski-ty9sv]

The time to move Australia was from 1900-2010-5.......it is unaffordable now for lower class new people.

[@infodaynightconv1445]

The heavenly time was from 1970 to 1998 - and in early that period when a unit was $5,000 to buy.

[@TruMyous]

Therez no.middle class in Au. Theres only lower class or rich!

[@michaelmallal9101]

Housing is in crises.

[@Nathan-ry3yu]

When you keep migrating people. Housing, don't keep up. I wonder why ? Migrants caused the issue in the first place

[@sumanmukherjee1542]

Hmm!!! I don't agree with you. I don't know whether people are getting back to India or not (I doubt they are). But In India, the situation is far worse. There is no work life balance and quality of life is far worsed compared to USA/Canada/Australia etc. India is not progressing economically as it should be (just look at china.....it developed soo much in past 30 years) and the population of India is growing in exponential rate. I don't think India is anywhere near to those developed nations like USA, Germany, Australia, Canada etc.

[@monub6200]

I don't agree with you. I've lived in America and Australia for decades. She is correct about better Entrepreneur opportunities and medical facilities in India. Thanks to "Immi Australia", you got these things in 5 years. It took me a long time to understand this.

[@sumanmukherjee1542]

@@monub6200 I lived in America and Germany both. I worked in both countries. Thanks for your opinion though.

[@monub6200]

​@@sumanmukherjee1542How do you like the health insurance system in U S? No Medicare means that one has to work until age 65 to be eligible for Medicare. Then once you get Medicare, the coverage isn't as good. Please learn more about Medical debt. Anyone can loose job in U S anytime. There are many other issues as well.

[@mayankindian3750]

Bro India is developing very fast because india's demography and India's fertility rate are also down slowly slowly

[@jonnybravo473]

@@monub6200why come to our nations and abuse our health care!! Stay tf India where u belong

[@venkats9674]

I agree with you sister my wife and I are thinking the same. We are more in thought of whether our skills are being used correctly here and the growth in India and inflation in Australia and moreover more jobs are moving to India and also my friends are earning in similar jobs we are at same pay scale. Yes that what shocked me when my friend is earning $10000 more than what I earn in Australia. FYI i am saying this after living studying and working in Australia for 15 years and my wife has been in Australia for 7 years

[@itsgood3494]

Don't come back to India please you will regret

[@patrickwilliamson29]

To be honest Australia is already struggling and we don't need extra people in the country. It's now impossible for young people born in the country to buy a house and find a job. Not to mention the amount of damage all the extra people does to our already strained environment. I don't hate Indians but I think that we need to be careful how many we allow in. I've worked in many countries and it's almost impossible to get work permits, I feel it should be the same for foreigners coming to Australia too

[@heyyou7945]

Hi, may I ask which occupation you are working in? medicine, finance or software industry?

[@venkats9674]

@@heyyou7945 Software Industry. Public Sector

[@svdfxd]

May I know what occupation you are in?

[@ibendover4817]

The people still coming here are desparate. REALLY desparate. (or they have family). For the people with decent skills it's not worth it. Cost of living is not in line with inflation. STEM based jobs are terrible and pay a fraction compared to other countries. People doing manual labour in many cases make more money. Housing market is starting to go bonkers because of corrupt politicians with multiple investment properties manipulating laws to increase prices of houses. People can barely buy houses and rents are high. There are nurses and other professionals LIVING IN TENTS because of how bad housing supply is.... on that front, it's even worse than India...where if you atleast have middle class money you can still get a place to live...INSTEAD OF A TENT. Crime is rising because of broken laws where criminals are released multiple times on bail. Also because there is a growing drug epidemic and bad mental health. Turn on the news, even today there were multiple knife attacks in Melbourne. There's also growing number of home invasions and car jackings.... Racism is still live and well. I was walking through the mall and some 12 yo boy did an apu accent. A literal kid.... There are 100x worse violent incidents too. Public transport is crumbling with the weight of population growth. Locals are hostile towards migrants because of said growth and the struggling housing market, with the media putting blame mostly on migrants instead of corrupt politicans. The list goes on and on, and I would not raise a family here. Especially when there are other countries offering to pay me more and there are more options if I want to stop working and start my own business. This place was only good if you came here 10-20 years ago.

[@Earthy_soul]

Which are the other countries who are willing to pay more?

[@Nathan-ry3yu]

High migration caused the problem in the first place. It caused the cost of living crises. Housing crises and inflation driving up property market. Doctors shortage as too many people comming in and surtain sections off employment not getting field. Many migrants are getting low paid transport and supermarkets positions. And not as many in the skilled positions. Has caused a lot of unemployment. Having a woke government and business people who don't like to pay. They all use people like slave to their system. And it's destroying Australia

[@Nathan-ry3yu]

​@@Earthy_soulMany do. France Norway Germany Canada Sweden Denmark. Japan

[@samidaw3089]

Australia was good if you came in the 1970s

[@TruMyous]

So true!.

[@Dexters-lb2ll]

inflation is low in india? its much much higher than in australia.

[@ImmiAustralia]

Have you lived in India?

[@Dexters-lb2ll]

@@ImmiAustralia yes, more than your entire life

[@infodaynightconv1445]

Yes but the cost of living is much cheaper.

[@TruMyous]

Do u understand inflation? Cost of living is wayyyy cheaper in India.

[@Kinduncle123]

I wanted to pursue higher studies in Australia. But couldn't go there due to financial problems. In 2007. I still wish to visit there as tourist and travel all around Australia. My cousin works for bank in Melbourne

[@Nathan-ry3yu]

Don't go. Aussie look down on indians

[@Kinduncle123]

@@Nathan-ry3yu ohh..but why sir. Especially students and professionals

[@richardbemelen7287]

@@Nathan-ry3yu I worked for Indians for 11 years; and, in my experience, they tend to look down on everyone else, particularly Aboriginal Australians.

[@infodaynightconv1445]

I would suggest don't even come as a tourist because there are people running amok here with long bladed knives. It is happening everywhere.

[@australiasfirstmate1556]

That sounds like a promising career............

[@smsfsyd]

Completed 20 years in Australia this February. I am more Aussie than Indian. My Loyalty also lies Aussie side ever since I took my oath at the citizenship ceremony, Emotionally I am very Aussie that it brings tears to my eyes. I love India for my remaining relatives and religious places that I miss.

[@colinpeacock7648]

Thank you very much for what you have said, that is exactly how it should be. When you take citizenship you swear allegiance and loyalty to the country you have to stand for Australia in all ways. I took citizenship and till I die I will be loyal in all ways God bless Australia

[@hometechferfam6260]

Are you still in Australia or already back in India ? Or is this a deterrence for new comers ? Each individual has his/her own opinions so better not discuss or self opine. Every country has its own advantages or disadvantages and more so after the pandemic. Four years in Australia ( including 2 years of the pandemic) and your thoughts are quite negated, concerning.

[@ImmiAustralia]

My role as a content creator is to present both sides of the coin and not just paint a rosy picture. My channel is filled with videos of advantages of moving to Australia, so this video was worth making too. This helps people decide whether Australia is the place for them or not. And this is my channel and I have the privilege to express my opinion.

[@hometechferfam6260]

@@ImmiAustralia Certainly your channel your privilege alike to so many youtubers but you did not answer my question . Are you still in Australia or not ?

[@jeanette_suzanne]

​@@hometechferfam6260😂😂😂 She won't be answering that.

[@ashokpai1363]

Do you want to leave Australia if you are really unhappy pl.leave immediately and when you come back to India pl.post one more video and let us know all that you are back to our India.

[@ImmiAustralia]

Did u even watch the video? If not, please don’t comment.

[@monub6200]

@@ImmiAustralia Please ignore the above comments. Sorry for that. These people don't know what the message is.

[@ashokpai1363]

Dont leave India and go anywhere lot lot many opportunities in Mera Bharat. Our PM is great. So many have left Australia, US and other countries and came back to India and they all are happy.

[@mayankindian3750]

​@@ashokpai1363 because india becoming a land of opportunity 😅

[@Qetuowry135]

@@ashokpai1363you need to relax uncle

[@shahidanusrat6086]

Awesome move to UK and USA

[@PraveenKumar-kt1qr]

Usa gun culture & Uk islamic jihadists...

[@australiasfirstmate1556]

Yes, from the frying pan into the fire! USA? 10,000,000 illegals entered the States under Senile Joey's Presidency and it makes parts of Africa look like Beverly Hills! Good Luck with this endeavour!

[@ganapatihegde1024]

In India especially Bengaluru the quality of life is getting bad due to shortage of water. The burgeoning population in India is threat to the quality of life. The cities in India are congested and there is absolute lack of Urban planning and haphazard growth of cities. My honest assessment. Small towns in India seem to be better. India needs to curb petty corruption, pollution and curb the population growth. The Modi government is doing its best to improve the infrastructure in India but growing population is hindering the economic growth of India and making the quality of life poor for an average Indian. The electricity infrastructure seems to be improving as there seems to be less power cuts but water is a challenge.

[@kivicheeku5368]

dear mam, I have applied for the 491 visa and waiting for the grant, I am 37 yrs old with 2 daughters 6 and 4 yrs old, I have a comfortable life with a good salary in India, I have my own house and no debt, I want to shift to Australia since I feel its safe for my daughters and a good place to raise kids, can you give any suggestion regarding that. is the education system in Australia better as compared to India, is schooling for Indian children is good in Australia or they have to face racism, kindly give your valuable suggestion. thank you

[@braddiangelo1617]

If you migrate to Aus you'll spend half of your income on rent only (if you're lucky to find a rental). Childcare is also ridiculously expensive, not to mention dental and other services. If I were you I'd stay where you are now, it's way big of a gamble to move

[@sujitsharma4346]

Only those without PR will return

[@Sofarsogoodsowhat144]

5:22 so so true !

[@shackworks]

Thanks for the video. I don't totally agree. Admit, there are some issues here and everyone blames the government, but the government has a tough job to administer the country and keep everyone happy. India is still very behind. The press makes out that the economy is booming but every time I go to India, at least a dozen people ask me to take them back to Australia. I see a lot of people on the street begging.There is a lot of bribery and poverty there. If you are a superior class or have some money, then it is ok to live in India,I guess. I was born in India and migrated to Australia in 1969. Remember, when one truly migrates to another country, then it means that the new country becomes your new home. You have to learn to take the bad with the good. There should't be talk about "back home" because this is home. Its all in the mind. Don't migrate if you have that attitude. Anyway, I guess you have your opinion and I have mine. So, that's cool!!

[@Ramakrishna1925]

Why can't you guys accept other opionins??? How can you say something is good and another thing is bad??? After living in Australia for 50years, still you command other people not to come to austrilia if he/she does not like so and so. This is modern way of judging others. Please allow others do their own way.

[@shackworks]

@@Ramakrishna1925 You did not read my post properly. Read the last sentence again. Never commanded anyone not to come to Australia, either.

[@NikhilPanchal-ct3cv]

​@shackworks those people might have colonial mindset but the trend is declining for indians to Aus and even canada.

[@shackworks]

@@NikhilPanchal-ct3cv That is okay. Each can make their own decisions as to migration. I still think Australia and Canada are the best countries in the world to live in. Just my personal opinion.Have a great day!

[@magyaradam]

PLEASE leave and dont come back!

[@metaphysicalfractionals8751]

You first flop.

[@infodaynightconv1445]

Please take your own advice first stealer of natives' land.

[@kppatel4064]

Hello ! I’m a USA CITIZEN… if I come to Australia on a visitors visa with a stamp of 3 months from the customs officer at the Australian airport can I open up a bank account and can I also apply for a Australian National Photo ID … also I have U.S.A. DRIVING LICENSE… can I get an Australian driver license with my 3 months visa or it has to be more than 6 months to get an Australian Driving license? PLEASE BHAI IF YOU CAN ANSWER MY AFORESAID QUESTIONS I WOULD REALLY APPRECIATE YOUR HELP …. Also if you need any info on USA I CAN HELP YOU …TAKE CARE 🙏🙏🙏

[@vivekkannan3490]

Yes you can open a bank account if you are physically present in Australia. And the American license is valid here if you are in tourist visa. You can even get the local license here for long term use through translation, you don’t need to take a physical driving test with your American license is my understanding.

[@kppatel4064]

@@vivekkannan3490 Thanks a ton brother for taking your precious time to answer my question …. Appreciate your help n support 🙏🙏

[@nuukizmir]

There are huge scope for Doctors, Engineers, Nurses, IT professionals in India. Many corporates are struggling in recruitment. They can earn more in India than Australia. Why these high skill people are migrating to Australia.? Indian from other professions like researchers, scientists, truck drivers, farm boy, delivery boy etc. Should migrate as there is no hope in India.

[@libatalklieb5793]

There is no hope for unskilled migrants here in Australia also.

[@sohanagate3037]

You must seriously be joking 😅

[@paulsnow7004]

You forgot to mention the low life's in India that love to SCAM people around the world out of their hard earn savings. And they believe in Karma?

[@infodaynightconv1445]

@@sohanagate3037 She is not joking however if all Indian engineers disappeared from Sydney this city would come to a standstill as they are the ones running the show in most engineering departments.

[@fyreblade1262]

You will stress so much in Australia, it's not worth it, India is so much better. The life here is very hard and we all do Uber and make no money. 20 of us have to live in one house just to afford staying here. I will come back to mother india

[@christophersmans933]

Probably because they got Australian pension allready

[@nitinfegade2626]

Auatrelian pension good enough for tea and snacks 😂

[@infodaynightconv1445]

No one cares for your measly Aussie pension. Not even enough weekly for one fine dining experience.

[@danCK1990]

I am sorry I don't agree with the culture part because as an immigrant u have to assimilate to that country's culture and it is a sacrifice u have to accept.... Its a bitter pill we have to swallow.. Very bitter and very hard

[@infodaynightconv1445]

Don't think her biggest criticisms were about culture. She made some excellent and valid points and her English is way better than yours. So is mine. It is you not 'u'. It is 'It's' a bitter pill...' - please learn your own language first before you throw shade.

[@danCK1990]

@@infodaynightconv1445 good grief.... 🙄🙄🙄....

[@SvendBosanvovski]

Please stay, beautiful Indian people. I had a life threatening illness last year and in hospital, one of my nurses was Indian and I had two Indian surgeons. I get emotional thinking about how devoted they were to me. And of course, Australians and Indians love cricket. At the Bradman Museum at Bowral a decade ago I had a picnic on the grass with my aged mother. Settled next to us on a blanket was a young Indian family that adored Sir Donald Bradman from afar when back home in India and made something of a pilgrimage to the ground where his a career began. Their love for Sir Donald grew into a love for their new home in Australia. How could we not love them in return?

[@patrickwilliamson29]

If you had a white nurse they would've treated you exactly the same mate, race has nothing to do with it

[@SvendBosanvovski]

@@patrickwilliamson29 Yeah, wrong to over generalise. But I'm not sure compassion it is a characteristic of modern Australian clinical practice. For many it is just a job. Same for doctors. What I observed from this Indian nurse was exceptional. Ahimsa may have had something to do with it.

[@patrickwilliamson29]

@@SvendBosanvovski maybe for some but you don't do a 6 year degree and accumulate a large amount of debt as well as being paid low wages because it's just a job. You can earn just as much from doing a day course and working on roadworks as you do in many jobs in the medical profession. Unfortunately many nurses and doctors work long hours without overtime and don't get paid what they actually deserve

[@SvendBosanvovski]

@@patrickwilliamson29 Yes, Patrick. Many working for medical centres are engaged like battery hens, and cynicism about medical practice has corroded the status of doctors. Not for me. I have had great support. My GP was an African refugee, and he has given me wonderful support. My partner is a nurse, in management now, but got tremendous satisfaction out of her early career in the wards. I'm a good, attentive patient, and I'm sure that helps build a strong professional a rapport.

[@VidhyaRaghav]

Hi.. just gone through the conversation, being an Indian currently Singapore PR, curious to know what makes you feel bad about Indians.. I understand there are many Indians esp from north with temporary visa might be one of the reason.. Is there anything particular you want to highlight..?

[@michaelmallal9101]

I've been treated quickly and love Medicare - thank you Bob Hawke.

[@patrickwilliamson29]

Thanks for coming to our country and taking advantage of the things we fought so hard for.... That's sarcasm BTW

[@jonnybravo473]

Piss off home

[@lithium1080]

@@patrickwilliamson29 immigrants pay taxes yo. so we are not taking advantage of anything.

[@metaphysicalfractionals8751]

@patrickwilliamson29 what did you fight for? Maybe look at your women and their choices before pointing your finger.

[@metaphysicalfractionals8751]

@lithium1080 I know right? 😂 These DumOzzies think it's a free lunch for immigrants.

[@sahilthapar3168]

Inflation is here in India also at max

[@ekthapakistan7587]

India's inflation is comparatively much lower than other countries. /all English speaking countries have much higher inflation rate than India.

[@monub6200]

@@ekthapakistan7587 Agreed!

[@metaphysicalfractionals8751]

@ekthapakistan7587 Love Pakistan!

[@femylijo]

Please don't. India is a the most populated country

[@monub6200]

One thing I don't like about India is ताक-झांक(snooping) 😅

[@khushboodhankar4553]

True. I too hate this fact about india

[@HCF6]

u mean....

[@monub6200]

@@HCF6 Didn't get it.

[@ashokpai1363]

Earn less leave happily in our own country but all of them want sack full of money and leave their country without any ups and downs of country they are dying for going now crying making no sense.

[@HoboDillie226]

still weighting for Indians to leave canada

[@ImmiAustralia]

First learn the spelling of waiting 😂

[@metaphysicalfractionals8751]

Can't speak "waiting" with a name like Dylan??? 😱

[@infodaynightconv1445]

Canada has no hope when a patriotic illiterate is still "weighting" for Indians to leave Canada - how did Anglo Saxons fall so far to the lowest tier of the pile

[@user-sx5lb3gd7o]

cry baby

[@sniperhead1000]

I have lived in Australia for 13 year's, emigrated from America and ive always hated this place. First opportunity i get to leave Aus im taking it

[@infodaynightconv1445]

What I hate about Aussies is how they pretend that their beach is heaven. Every single beach is the same and their butt****s are fully on show which no one wants to see - I mean what exactly is so special about burning one's skin in the hot sun with half a metre between each in the crowd. Mostly I ignore the view when I drive past a beach.

[@keithdevine8281]

Good ridden to bad rubbish.

[@asadmahmood4525]

Talking about India.. but speaking in English.. weirdo! Lol

[@ImmiAustralia]

Fyi, India has 265 million English speakers.

[@Dexters-lb2ll]

lol. mullahs cant understand that a large part of india speaks english naturally

[@infodaynightconv1445]

Well English is spoken in Indo-Pak far more eloquently than in Australia.

[@rajeshr436]

I don't completely agree. Housing crisis and cost of living is true. However, the quality of life - infrastructure, safety, water, electricity, transportation, ease of life, work life balance is not comparable. Health care is amazing in Australia and affordable if you are PR/Citizens. I love India no doubt. However, let's be honest in our comparison.

[@ImmiAustralia]

This video is based on my opinions, so to each their own.

[@paulsnow7004]

@@ImmiAustralia And your opinions are based on whining, complaining and selfish innuendoes about Australia. If you were living in the poorest streets of India then you would definitely have something to complain about, ImmiIndia. Then again you obviously could afford to travel and live in another country.

[@infodaynightconv1445]

Sorry medical diagnosis like she said is of African standard and I don't mean South Africa. Pensioners eat dog food here - their condition is pitiful.

[@gurjindersingh199]

USA is best even with donkey visa

[@ImmiAustralia]

Stay there👍🏻

[@harrykoli]

Hahhahhhahaja great

[@metaphysicalfractionals8751]

Ok boomer 😂

[@harryarora9219]

Australia is good for either poor or very rich people - the poor live off government handouts and rich have organised to be self reliant - it’s the middle income group that suffers the most they work hard pay high taxes and get very little benefit from the government as they aren’t poor enough- if you are well settled in India or any other country stay there and make the most with your own family- not worth migrating specially to Australia and lastly Australia is one of the highest taxed country with a high rate of crime due to a weak legal system

[@infodaynightconv1445]

Very pertinent points - plus now there are a high number of Anglo Saxons with long kitchen knives running around in malls killing people.

[@prasannanarayanan5043]

Waste of time here

[@khabaaustralia]

And good riddance!

[@TenSCent-lv4js]

Right! The indigenous were getting fed up of immigrants...

[@khabaaustralia]

@@TenSCent-lv4js for to long❤️💛🖤vote No

[@metaphysicalfractionals8751]

Where are you from drongo? 😂

[@khabaaustralia]

@@metaphysicalfractionals8751 biik/kurrek, born and raised. Drongo, haven't heard that for year's :) . When are you leaving and going home? Good riddance, make it permanent plz

[@TheKingofmelbourne]

Australia is overrated, don't waste your short life with stress.

[@infodaynightconv1445]

And those horrific beaches with inches between people and butth***s on show. Eewww!

[@imperial_Dragnix]

Dont come to india Make Australia a indian influenced nation. If he had high indian diaspora in Australia then we might stop Australia from taking anti india stance and force their politics to be pro indian always. It will be a great contribution to your ancestral land india

[@mrsturnbull4698]

once upon a time our country here was the lucky country that offered immigrants a way to make money live safely and afford their own home but not now ok. We are no longer that country. Although we are a big country 55% of the country is owned by the 350 Aboriginal groups in the country plus the rest is either flood plains, dry desert or the green edge of the country this means that when most go to cities its over populated and now impossible to find the money to buy a house even to get rental properties which have gone sky high its really terrrible we have homeless first time families living in tents and on streets not enough houses built. So as much many of us love Indian people I advice you if you can live ok in India stay because you will have very hard time here plus in Sydney Melbourne and other cities and suburbs are being put under stress from gangs of young people who attack with machete or guns and the lawlessness is getting worse so stay with motherland if you can. But do come to visit ..My husband and I actually moved off the mainland during covid to our Island state Tasmania it does offer work here for farming and fruit picking agriculture but still can be hard to find accomodation.