Why Australia Is The Worst For International Students

[@NoName-ny1bt]

Australia is 100x a much better place. I did my bachelors from there and got my PR too. Yes there are quite a few cash cow universities and it can be a revolving door for intl. students. But if you do your due diligence on universities/campus/city and opportunities and not solely rely on agents to spoon feed you information then you can make it work. Study something worthwhile and you’ll be making 72k+ right after uni, know your PR pathway and make sure to check the skilled occupations list. Network with local students and other internationals and don’t just stick to your home country’s student as most of the Chinese students tend to do.

[@NoName-ny1bt]

Plus you get additional points for studying at a regional city and it brings down the cost of living too. The only tradeoff is that opportunities decrease

[@mahapahita9473]

Hi, Is this true we need to study certain type of degrees and courses, then only we would be prioritised for PR ? And that commerce related degrees have less scope there ? I've heard this rumour. Can you please give some information 🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@NoName-ny1bt]

It helps a lot if your occupation and experience is on the SOL list or the medium long term skill shortage (MLTSSL) list. There are more pathways for PR this way. The list gets updated often so you should check for the updated list. I haven’t been tracking it lately. If it’s not on the list then it becomes harder, your options would be state sponsorship or employee sponsorship, which is difficult.

[@rafidbinanwar4947]

Long live Australia

[@meet560]

@@NoName-ny1bt bro is IT in Deakin uni, burwood campus good

[@georgiem2907]

Max You're right in everything you mentioned I know people who after 5years even 8 years living in Australia couldn't get The PR because Australia's immigration laws changes everytime and the main applicant has to addapt to new rules even though previous laws benefits them. The only aspect we should take into consideration is that is quite normal to earn between 25-30 AUD per hour all over the country meanwhile in Canada in most of the province it's not usual to earn 30 AUD. So yes, living in Sydney, Melbourne, Gold Coast, it's so expensive like people have to share a room to actually afford it, in other cities like Adelaide Perth Darwin is a bit more affordable. I'd say Canada is totally pro immigration meanwhile Australia New Zealand don't give priority to international students If you main goal is become an international student and get ultimately PR Canada might be the best option for you and if you're from some countries like Peru Ecuador Argentina Brasil Chile Uruguay you might be eligible for a working holidays visa in Australia so you can be earning and saving in Australia and finally moving to Canada 🤭

[@ImCanada]

Great analysis! Thank you for your input

[@studyliveexploreca]

this is true Max! owp can’t also work full-time unless the student is taking the masters degree - Cannot agree more on the commission - its insane! 😂 for PR, they have selected jobs that they prioritize for PR and it keeps changing from time to time, not unlike in Canada its pretty stable, isn’t?

[@ImCanada]

Hi MC! For sure, Canada is much more predictable as they need people to stay 😉

[@kevinwijaya9613]

you mean the OSL right? imagine enrolling a uni in X field, then just before you graduate, the OSL removed your field of study. youve spent years and lots of money on that course, only to be screwed by fickle beaurocrats lol i wonder why i never hear international students commit suicide in australia.

[@smwk2017]

After graduation in Australia, you will need to find work in your field of study. Get yourself qualified because you need 1 year of post-qualification experience for skill assessment by a governing body. For example, engineers are governed by Engineers Australia. If you work in a job that is not related to your field of study, you could fail the skill assessment. After passing the assessment, then you can deal with Home Affairs. Australia changes its Occupation List from time to time. Your occupation can be removed from the List suddenly, making it impossible for PR.

[@infectedvoice4670]

Awful.

[@ImCanada]

It's more challenging

[@keithpalmer4547]

I have Canadian friend who went to University in Australia then grad school and NEVER got PR. He was frustrated.

[@ImCanada]

So unfortunate...

[@blank_3958]

As a Canadian from Toronto now living in Melbourne I can say that I’m making way more here than in Canada and living costs are way cheaper. My suburb of Broadmeadows you can rent a 3bd townhouse for 2k/month, vs 3.3k/month in North York. Your videos misleading. Most people don’t like living in city centers

[@ImCanada]

Hi there! Thank you for your comment I think there's a lot of validity in what you say, however it doesn't apply to every persons experience

[@PerversePoster]

As an Australian I couldn't be happier about this. Aussies can't find homes to rent, international students should be the last thing on our governments mind.

[@ImCanada]

lol! probably

[@cyriljohns]

Thank you very much for sharing this!

[@ImCanada]

:)

[@hypercrack7440]

Okay, after watching this video I'm not so sure if I have the same confidence I had when I thought of pursuing my MS in Data Science in Aus. I got my application approved by Monash Univ, but again I'm not so sure if it's the right decision as an Indian. Ofc my main goal has been to settle abroad but even then I'm at cross roads if I should focus on getting into a "Reputed" University or a decent University.

[@NoName-ny1bt]

Monash is a very good university in the G8 and you’re studying a very in demand degree. Accommodation can be tricky when you first arrive in Melbourne but public transportation is good. This video is only for those who are misled by agents into degree mill universities. You already chose your course and university, this doesn’t apply to you. Only advice is network with local students and community and land an internship or graduate program.

[@hypercrack7440]

@@NoName-ny1bt Thanks a lot buddy! 🙏 If any other advice I am glad and open to hear.

[@NoName-ny1bt]

Data Science is a challenging course, it can be too cramped for a 2 years Masters course. Better to be aware of the course structure and start preparing from now onwards. Attend all lectures, tutorials and take full advantage of optional office hours with professors, they reserve an hour or two every week and hardly any international students show up. This is the only opportunity to get recognised by professors, even if you have nothing to ask. You can ask them for a letter of recommendation after first semester. This helps while applying for jobs and interviews. They can even help you become a tutor for an undergrad course which pays significantly higher than any odd job but you need a good GPA. Keep padding up your resume and portfolio with Australian professional experience jobs, part-time, paid/unpaid or even remote and get a letter of recommendation from all of them, even if it’s basic data analysis or visualisation. Stay under the working hours limit. Don’t take bad advice from other sub continent intl. students most of them are there to work odd jobs and pay part of their tuition and then they continue to do the same thing, don’t waste your time with them. Keep education, your GPA and experience as your first priority or else you’re wasting your potential studying Data Science. You’ll make 10x more this way after just 24 months. Land an internship by the first summer, get LinkedIn premium for a month when it’s time to apply. Some of the local students do part time masters, they already have relevant industry experience and are working at the same time, they can help you the most for references. They will give you the best advice to get your foot in the door.

[@hypercrack7440]

@@NoName-ny1bt Thanks a lot once again Buddy. Additionally, I forgot to mention, I have roughly 2 yrs work experience right now. Hope that will help in Aus.

[@thanosthemadtitan5518]

​@@NoName-ny1bt You're really cool for giving all that advice. I'm not even interested in going to Aus but I saved your comment for future reference just in case.

[@mohammedal-ammari5225]

If Canada is a great destination for international students and PR prospects why are people leaving Canada, isn't the whole purpose of migration is to stay and contribute to the economy and have a decent standard of living?

[@ImCanada]

Some are leaving, not everyone :)

[@mohammedal-ammari5225]

@@ImCanada the question was "why are people leaving Canada"

[@anywaytechreview]

@@mohammedal-ammari5225 to try different in reality, no country is easy to live its only feel easy and happy but in reality, life is tough everyday

[@Kuldeepak_joshi_]

no work in canda

[@rjc09]

highly paid construction job awaits you! 😅

[@AnmolKumar-mc4fe]

@@rjc09 in Australia??

[@infectedvoice4670]

Many jobs available during December-April period under -40C outside.

[@ImCanada]

False

[@danielcortes4523]

To get a PR in Australia people will end up living in remote cities like Adelaide, Perth or Canberra. Those places offer easier path ways to get the Australian PR. If someone is applying from Melbourne, Sidney or Brisbane it will take a lot more time to get the profile that this places are asking for, since those cities or states don´t have the need for more people, at some point many individuals wont have options to stay there for longer. Meanwhile, in Canada some provinces also offer easier paths to get the PR, but same as Australia these provinces are remote places. On the other hand to get a Canadian PR in a big city like Toronto or Vancouver, it is way easier than any big city in Australia. So, if you are planning to go to a small remote place I would say that is almost same Canada or Australia to get a PR. And, if you are someone planning to live in a big city there are a lot more chances in Canada than in Australia for the PR.

[@infectedvoice4670]

Adelaide and Perth look pretty nice. I would settle.

[@ImCanada]

They are

[@mauricioarboleda8312]

I just ran into your video and it’s brought up some real concerns. I decided to study Physiotherapy in Brisbane (University of Queensland) due to its good reputation and often more efficient path to a job as a physiotherapist. I do want to get my PR in physiotherapy and seems to be a growing field in Australia which is growing in demand rapidly (approx 24.5% in the next five years). Would you say this is a good idea?

[@ImCanada]

It's hard for me to comment but seems like it might be a good idea

[@JerichoRandomStuff]

I dont think this video is relevant considering the terrible state that canada is in right now

[@ImCanada]

It’s global

[@AbdulPAK]

Thanks for the video, Love and Support from Peshawar, Pakistan.

[@ImCanada]

Thank you!

[@gauravsahu1738]

You moved to Canada from New Zealand right? I guess you have said that in some video, really early on your channel

[@ImCanada]

Yes, lived in the US, NZ and now Canada

[@sunshinemay8930]

@@ImCanada so interesting how people move around. I am in US, have been researching NZ, AU, and CANADA. Since you lived in all countries, why did you decide Canada? I make a decent living here but I am looking into the future when I get older for an affordable healthcare and no drive by shootings, violence etc. Besides the cold, my wage will be halved if I move to Canada so it's a hard decision. I prefer AU but its so much harder to immigrate there. It's so hard to make a decision. What is your advice as far as the two countries? Do you plan on staying in Canada? What did you not like about US?

[@aymancoolkhan]

Thanks a lot my man I was focusing before to study in Australia but now you opened my eyes. Now I will focus to study in Canada as an international student. Can you pls recommend me which college or university is good for me to study on hotel or hospitality management in Canada?

[@fafunwaayomide5607]

Corona university viruse of Toronto.

[@aymancoolkhan]

@@fafunwaayomide5607 hahahaha nice joke 🤣

[@ImCanada]

If you'd like to talk about your case, please book a consultation with me here: calendly.com/maxmedyk/private-consultation-with-max-medyk

[@maroumarou124]

I lived in Australia for almost 9 years and come to Canada I know Australia by heart been evrywhere there .

[@ImCanada]

Cool!

[@maroumarou124]

@@ImCanada do you need any info about it ? I'm in toronto now

[@anywaytechreview]

you are correct also canada has a cheap cost of living and easier to get PR

[@ImCanada]

Yes! :)

[@sahajsingh2249]

Hey ! I have a question for which i have been getting a lot mixed answers.. Can you please help me with that So can i start a dropshipping buisness studying in canada with a study permit and a work permit ???? nd also other kind of buisnesses and Agency like SMMA or DMA ?

[@ImCanada]

Yes, you can, here's a video about it: kzbin.info/www/bejne/a5qvoqWJe9Bkmas

[@XPOSEMEDI-A]

It is sad to see that young international students year in an year out fall for the lies and half truths that are advertised by the Australian education system. Australia's international education system is a 'Ponzi scheme'. It is a multi billion dollar business and you pay mostly for a subpar education. Australian universities don't tell you about international students that are homeless due to the housing and rental crisis. Australian universities don't tell you about the living cost crisis where international students go hungry every day. Australian universities don't tell you about the mental health issues and committed suicides of international students. Of course they don't tell you about these things, because they are solely interested in cashing in on you. I hope you are aware that your money pays the million dollar salaries of the university management teams that pop the champagne bottle every time an international student enrols. These so called 'educational institutions' are businesses that are only interest in maximizing profits. All of this btw. is well documented and I only hope some of you do the proper research before signing up to study at an Australian university.

[@ImCanada]

In many ways - yes

[@shahidanusrat6086]

As a Pakistani I fully support love and respect Canada Australia New Zealand and South Africa

[@ImCanada]

♥️

[@shahidanusrat6086]

@@ImCanada please tell Canadian MPA and people stop abusing and hating Pakistan please?

[@anywaytechreview]

@@shahidanusrat6086 he isnt a canadian government official to do that

[@lurren4713]

I like how you say building the foundation~

[@ImCanada]

Thank you!

[@khumoyun_codes]

Hey, big thanks for the video I really appreciate your work I have a question. I came across an educational consulting firm and want to buy their services to help me to get a student visa to Canada. What they told me was that If I use their consulting services I could have a chance to pay lower tuition fees since they have contact with lots of universities in Canada and they send lots of students there and as a result the universities make huge reduction on tuition fees. I dont know whether I should believe them or not. Do you think it is even possible?

[@ImCanada]

Hi! I don't think it's the real deal, it's just the way they present it. They might have a discount on the application fee or if the school is running a promotion on certain program, they will distribute it through all their agents. Unless they really have some long-term partnership

[@litbuddy554]

I'm planning to move to aus for my master program in business related field specifically master in professional accounting??is it possible to obtain pr in there??as much as I've heard,it's difficult for accounting background students to get it???

[@ImCanada]

I don't think it's a good plan

[@anywaytechreview]

if your job is in the skill occupation list then you can but business related jobs are not recognised as priotity their main priority is currently medical and teachers as well as engineering and IT related skills

[@Nathan-ry3yu]

Australia is overrated. Too expensive.

[@ImCanada]

Hi! Kinda!

[@TheCertifiedLegend]

the only good thing that Australia has is the climate which is sunny and warm if you are someone who can tolerate the cold, i think Canada is better

[@huidfdgf]

I am going there

[@huidfdgf]

Is Canada better than ais

[@Jordan_offline_]

It's a big myth actually, if you're going into the southern part of the country, you'd be good, Canada has beautiful summers.

[@SandyOgech]

Australia is still a good option for Intl students. People just need to do their homework by researching properly if the programs they go study for in Australia will be eligible for PR. Do not just rely on what agents tell you. You’re the one going to live there not them.

[@SandyOgech]

Australia is still a good option for Intl students. People just need to do their homework by researching properly if the programs they go study for in Australia will be eligible for PR. Do not just rely on what agents tell you. You’re the one going to live there not them.

[@litbuddy554]

How about free health care and education to kids after pr in both the country???

[@ImCanada]

Almost the same

[@ninjapirate123]

Is it true that international students get worst grades than domestic students?

[@ImCanada]

Who told you this?

[@ninjapirate123]

@@ImCanada no one, that's only what I thought

[@garethfernandes8703]

Pls also a video on Italy

[@ImCanada]

Will try!

[@garethfernandes8703]

@@ImCanada thank you so much I've been trying to study in Italy your video would really help me out I'll still keep doing my own research as well thanks once again 🙏

[@infectedvoice4670]

Buy 1€ homes and get residency through that program. Get married to an Italian citizen and can get the passport in 1 year.

[@garethfernandes8703]

@@infectedvoice4670 😲 wow I'll actually try this out minus the marriage part thanks 🙏

[@natalimedyk7476]

❤❤❤

[@ImCanada]

❤️❤️❤️

[@ritaa1359]

if u wanted to promote tourism while dissing another country u could of just said

[@ImCanada]

Hahaha!

[@anywaytechreview]

i am in australia and he is actually telling the truth though but also note that no country is a best place to live sometimes, you regret moving to another country as well

[@kevinhealey6540]

I got my law degree from Yale and then I was offered a Scholarship from Melbourne University which I took. I learned more in Melbourne than I did Yale and Yale is supposed to be the creme de lacreme of law schools. Today I work for a firm in Sydney and am doing very. So don't degrade the university system in Australia. (Press Read more.)

[@kevinhealey6540]

Naw, that's not true. I made it all up. I spent 25 years in the army and have no idea about which university is which.

[@ImCanada]

Lol

[@ashterope8444]

Hi...can anyone tell me if accounting and finance is a good subject to study at Australia for getting PR??? I got offer letter from Curtain

[@ImCanada]

I hope you get a reply

[@anywaytechreview]

if your job is in the skill occupation list then you can but business related jobs are not recognised as priotity their main priority is currently medical and teachers as well as engineering and IT related skills

[@ashterope8444]

@@anywaytechreview thank you!