Why I moved to Australia | Top 5 reasons

[@towerfall1721]

Found your video Steven and it is very informative. As an Australian, I would like to add two points that many people who visit/move to Australia struggle to understand early and can be important to people having a good experience here. Australians can seem rude/racist at times but mostly that is just our sense of humor and us seeing if you are a fun person to be around. If you can take a joke and even better come back with your own joke then you will quickly find you are surrounded by Aussies who will be fantastic mates and when you get to know them then no joke is off limits. Just have fun. The second is the tall poppy. In Australia, while we love to see people achieve success in anything they strive for, there is a cultural thing that if you get too arrogant with your success Aussies will quickly and often viciously cut you back down to size. It does not matter if you have 1 million dollars or just 1 dollar everyone is equal at the barbeque.

[@o266242]

Thanks for sharing. This is very true!

[@soniabz1315]

Tower Fall thank you for you information ❤❤❤❤would like to drink Fosters ??😘😘😘😘😘

[@louiseclifford5184]

@@soniabz1315 no not Fosters, we don’t drink that stuff.

[@TheNakedWombat]

You have embraced Australia as your home which makes you Australian. You're an Aussie now. The coffee here rocks. If there's was only one reason to choose Australia, it's coffee.

[@chriswatson1698]

No he is not an Aussie. He is a burglar, come into a home built by others, to use stuff that neither he, nor his parents or grandparents have paid for.

[@TheNakedWombat]

@@chriswatson1698 LOL Why aren't I surprised. You're just a petty, insecure whitey who hides their identity. Poor pathetic fool. Try accepting that you lose because you're unable to accept that you just can't compete because you're too below par. Go accept some self responsibility for your own failings, loser.

[@moosemoose5003]

i love australia only beacuase of the aussies !!!!!! thay make us feel the country much better !!! friendly chill people with pure hearts!!!!!!! LOVE YOU GUYSSSS❤️❤️❤️

[@JJ-dc3jz]

Welcome Steven. You're going to be a great Aussie. Have a great life here mate.

[@matthewcullen1298]

Really glad you've come down under make. You have a fantastic attitude. Really hope you're enjoying yourself

[@anthonykelly5352]

You are part of the reason this country is a great place live. After only a year, you love it here, you appreciate what we have and you want to be a positive contributor to this social experiment in multiculturalism. I have mates from at least thirty countries, my ancestors were from 4 different nations, in my neighborhood there are about 18 nationalities represented. I live in a little cul-de-sac, in suburbia, if I go to the local shopping center I see every shade of the brown scale living in peace. This is how the world can be. I regularly ask people of other than European descent of they have experienced racism. To date, none have even thought for a minute that this is a racist nation. What they are is impressed with the future their children now have, living here, the quality of their lives and the depth of opportunity they have. I live in the Gold Coast area, kids here have surfing as a sport option at school. That just blows parents away when they see that anyone, from anywhere, of any shade or religion, can go to school and do surfing as a sport, not to mention pretty well anything else as a sport as well. Australia is about lifestyle, we aren't competitive with the rest of the world, we aren't really even competing with each other. We just want to live without problems, comfortably. Our family safe, our kids well educated, healthy and fit, medical support as needed and also of a world standard, and the ability to jump in our car and go for a drive on decent roads. When we get to our destination we need a great place for a Barby, clean water to cool off in and facilities close by in metro or hinterland areas. Australia is not a nation, it's a way of life, made up of people from everywhere and the people who have always been here. I was raised in an area that was predominantly Aboriginal and Islander, I learned so much from them, old wisdom, local legends and stories of a time elsewhere forgotten. There has been racism, there are racists, however these drongos and bevans don't represent Australia. They represent fear and ignorance exhibited by racists everywhere. Enjoy life here mate, Do a road trip with some mates, it is a quintessential right of passage, learn an instrument, the didge is an excellent option, learn to surf, it does impress chicks, because it keeps you fit as hell, in short, join in the fun. Do whatever you like, that's the idea, welcome to Oz. PS, Sydney sux, Queensland mate, you should explore it all. Melbourne, best lifestyle in the world, Sydney the great metropolitan water feature, yet they all come to Queensland to enjoy themselves, think about that.

[@nomasikomaseko6985]

Thanks for the video. May you please advise as to which cities are more affordable compared to Sidney.

[@alexlanning712]

Makes me appreciate my native country more Thank You

[@user-hc2be6ph7u]

I’m a 17 year old in the USA. I have wanted to live in Australia all my life. I plan to be a nurse...anyone know the best locations for being a nurse? Thank you and hope to be one with y’all some day. :-)

[@varuntaneja7407]

Hey Steven.. I just want to know that how you went to Australia? I mean you went for education on student VISA or on work permit. Thanks in advance.

[@beezle1976]

Stumbled across this while doing random youtubing and thought I'd wish you well and hope your experiences here are good.

[@o266242]

Thanks for your wishes !

[@ADHDBunyip]

Those are great points you made, cool video and glad you're enjoying yourself here. Welcome! :)

[@o266242]

Thank you :)

[@janinebone9790]

Good to have you here steven.

[@graemesydney38]

Welcome Steve. The reason Australia has quality foods etc is because of regulations, enforcement and the rule of law. Even many Australians miss this point whinging about nanny state at any regulatory imposition, but it pays dividends in quality of food and quality of life. Ditto our OH&S. I'm surprise you didn't mention our health care. I'm very proud of the fact that if anyone, be they from the top or bottom of society, be they Australian or a foreign visitor, if they are hurt or fall ill the Australian health care will pick them up, give them world leading health care and only when the dust has settled will they work out who and how the bill will be paid.

[@graemesydney38]

@Rick Farrugia wtf

[@soniyashaikh2329]

Hey bro...need guidance to move to Australia...can you guide

[@muratkaplan669]

Hello Steven, do i have chance to talk with you and i want ask some questions to you

[@o266242]

you can email me [e-mail]

[@shedgepranay]

Buddy, I need your help to understand my chances to get there. I am applying for 232411 (graphic designer). I have 65 points in total from assessment and applied for EOI on 1st December, 2017. My profession is under CSOL. Still there is hope or not?

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[@shedgepranay]

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[@divyendrashukla1347]

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[@xyzxyz4575]

good luck mate!

[@bfamtravels8234]

You are a great addition to our country.

[@percy832]

Australia. Definitely one of the best countries in the world.

[@percy832]

@Rick Farrugia Travelled quite a lot actually. Each to their own opinion.

[@percy832]

@Rick Farrugia People get bored when they lose the ability to think for themselves.

[@Gnbcrthhynbvgh]

Wow Steven... Ur videos are very helpful

[@collectiveambition6740]

Great advice!

[@jules6856]

Found this vid through your comment from 2 years ago on a fightmediocrity video

[@atibsindhi4172]

I want to apply for student visa From India, I am 24, I want to migrate to Australia just because good environment and earning purpose, So it good idea sir?, Do let me know ASAP

[@percy832]

Can anyone name some countries with decent tap water and clean air. Maybe it is just me but Australia has much nicer tap water and lower pollution than other countries I have visited. It is sad to say but the earth is becoming more and more polluted. Clean air and water should be a human right. Sadly it is becoming less of a norm in many countries.

[@tabbiemwas7478]

Kenya got clean air n water free from pollution

[@anywaytechreview]

@@tabbiemwas7478 sri lanka is clean too in terms of air and water but this govt in power is ruining it.

[@chriswatson1698]

Water is becoming more expensive in Perth because of population increase, most of which is immigrants and the children that they have after they arrive in Australia.

[@kazitanvir7833]

bro you miss one point. australian environment is also good for your teeth!

[@piyushaustralia6336]

Hi bro how are you

[@falchester]

great video

[@robert-brydson-1]

nice !

[@lutchdomanengroomupadiachy2743]

Nice video.

[@o266242]

Thanks!

[@Stimulated]

r u invited by ur relative???

[@o266242]

Nope

[@ghulamemuhammad6269]

You are looking tide man...

[@shajimathew5314]

aus is great for a people who come from developing county other than it is not a great country.compared to all other developed countries..australia is 50 yrs behind.still fibre cable has not reached many parts including cities..multi culturalism killed the identity of this country and it caused the selling of the substandard items here .Even produce directly from market are expensive but they keep selling them even after their expiry date which you can never see anywhere in the developed world. UK, america and other great EU are the best ..australia is not that's much good. ..think before you move from any other developed country.

[@chriswatson1698]

I agree that multiculturalism has destroyed the distinctiveness of Australian cities, just as it has spoiled all western cities. Western cities all now look the same: full of Asians and Africans.. I am old enough to remember how lovely Perth was in the 1970s.

[@anaschauhan2882]

Speak hindi

[@chriswatson1698]

We don't need any more people in Australia. We should preserve our space. The more people, the more air pollution and noise pollution. The more people, the greater the threat to our environment and to our precious wildlife treasures.

[@whatever9770]

Chris Watson Australia is over diversified. Too many people from overseas. I want my country back.

[@chriswatson1698]

@Rick Farrugia Australia is my country and it is also the country of all the other descendants of the migrants that came before Australia got rich. The British started from scratch, establishing a colony and building infrastructure and institutions. Nature built the land, but nature didn't build the power stations or the dams or the water and power distribution networks. We have a higher proportion of foreign born people living in Australia now, than there has been since the goldrushes of the 19th century. Nobody suggests that India or Pakistan or Eritrea need more diversity.

[@anywaytechreview]

lol. australia is a massive island with low fertility rate and huge job stortage why care about different nationality coming to australia when we all are human being learn to respect everyone

[@chriswatson1698]

@@anywaytechreview I do not respect humans that mutilate little girls, feet or genitals. I do not respect humans who follow the teachings of a man who advocated wife-beating and fighting the unbeliever. I don't respect the caste system. Why don't you just stay in your own country? And NO we don't have a labour shortage. Australia is a good place because it was built by humans from western civilization, and humans from disgusting cultures were excluded.