Wow 🤩 your so Lucky 🍀 😊🎉. Australian passport. I want to move in Australia 🇦🇺. I’m Filipino- American 🇺🇸. I’m Dual citizenship US citizen and Filipino Citizen. I applied for Australia 🇦🇺. Just waiting for my work visa to work in Hospital 🏥 at Sydney
Everyday damn you were never there for me. I love how you say that knowing how horrible you’re viewed and how low your character is. Nobody has fond things to say only negative, ain’t nobody crying that your gone and nobody looked or fought to or asked them to stay in the life
I have an Australian and American passport but I was born in America 🇺🇸. I got an Australian citizenship by birth because both of my parents came from Australia to the USA
May I ask you something? Before moving to Australia, your husband held dual citizenship from Argentina and Italy. Now that he has Australian citizenship, if you were to decide to move to the USA in the future, would he be able to apply for an American visa without losing his Australian citizenship? Or would obtaining the American visa cause him to lose his Australian citizenship?
This is interesting to me, as I’ve been toying with the idea of getting Italian citizenship via my late mother, who was from Tuscany. I think it’s called juris sanguinus, or something like that. I’m wondering if there are pros and cons to doing so and your video gave me a bit more to chew on. I don’t see myself working in Italy, so filing taxes there might not be an issue. Still just thinking about it!
Spain is way better IMO. Much more affordable! Oz is way too expensive and far from a lot of the world. Well, I suppose the grass is always greener on the other side. Many Aussies are leaving Oz for places like Portugal and Mexico.
Hey definitely in becoming an Australian citizen! What are some legit jobs websites for Australia to look for work? IE something like indeed ? Thanks in advance!
First I recommend looking at your available visa options. That way you have a better idea of which industries need workers. Seek is popular here for job ads.
Appreciate your video. I am a dual (Australian and American) citizen like you. Do you have a recommendation for an accountant in Brisbane who can help with the tax returns for both Australia and USA? Thx.
I use a local accountant based in Redcliffe for my AU return (only because I have lots of self-employment income - I used to just do my AU taxes myself) and Expat Tax Online for my US return.
@@ESLTeacher365Thanks for the info. I will check out the Expat Tax Online. Redcliffe is a nice small town and there is a good seafood place called Morgans Seafood.
Thanks for the video . Just a quick question? Do you use aus passport to enter and exit Australia ryt? Do they check ur USA passport as well when you exit Australia? And do you use USA passport when you enter and exit USA ? Do they check your Australia passport as well? Thanks
It's a requirement to enter and exit the US on a US passport. So if I am traveling there, I usually bring both. If I want to visit another country, I can just bring the AU passport.
Hope this is useful. I am a dual citizen (Australian and USA) living in the USA and I visit Australia every year to see my family members. I book my return flights with my USA passport but check in (in person) at the airport and show my Australian passport so the agent knows that I don't need the Australian ETA. When you return to USA, exit with Australian passport and also show your USA passport to the airline & immigration agent.
How do the taxes work if I become an American citizen and move back to Australia for a while. File for both country's but does then America charge taxes through what I'd make in australia. Or would it be like being unemployed in the u.s? I'm guessing double charged
There's a tax treaty between the US and Australia to prevent double-taxation. Once you become an American citizen you must file US taxes, no matter where you live in the world. I personally have a US tax accountant and AU tax accountant.
She is a dual citizen. No one is stupid enough to give up their U.S. citizenship because it’s the richest and most powerful country in the world. American power and influence around the world are unparalleled!
I think if I made the decision to live and work in another country Then I would renounce my US Citizenship. Reason being if that new country meant so much to me that I would become a citizen. If I felt I was going to spend the remainder of my life in Australia. Then what would be the point of keeping US citizensip. Id see no point at all in going through what the US requires of dual citizens with taxes. For that matter the US isnt the country it once was, to bother with citizenship there.
@@ESLTeacher365When there is family still in the USA, then yes keep the US citizenship. Your young you never know what life brings, and you might have to return here.
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Congrats.
Understanding tax treaties (or paying someone who does) is so important for someone who is living overseas.
Wow 🤩 your so Lucky 🍀 😊🎉. Australian passport. I want to move in Australia 🇦🇺. I’m Filipino- American 🇺🇸. I’m Dual citizenship US citizen and Filipino Citizen. I applied for Australia 🇦🇺. Just waiting for my work visa to work in Hospital 🏥 at Sydney
Everyday damn you were never there for me. I love how you say that knowing how horrible you’re viewed and how low your character is. Nobody has fond things to say only negative, ain’t nobody crying that your gone and nobody looked or fought to or asked them to stay in the life
I thought you would have lost your Filipino passport.
So cool! Congratulations & thanks for the info 🎉 🙏🏽
In Australia you must vote unless for religious reasons.
I have an Australian and American passport but I was born in America 🇺🇸. I got an Australian citizenship by birth because both of my parents came from Australia to the USA
Congrats!!😊🎉
Congratulations Jamie.😊
US is great country. But I preferred Australia 🇦🇺
Good this you get Citzen of both countries
I’m a Navy Veteran hoping to move to Australia 🇦🇺 or Czechia 🇨🇿. Is Australia’s cost of living better do you think!?
Australia is very expensive. There’s a housing crisis and the cost of living is high, but if you live outside the main cities it’s more affordable.
May I ask you something? Before moving to Australia, your husband held dual citizenship from Argentina and Italy. Now that he has Australian citizenship, if you were to decide to move to the USA in the future, would he be able to apply for an American visa without losing his Australian citizenship? Or would obtaining the American visa cause him to lose his Australian citizenship?
Yes, he is eligible for an American green card since we are married. No, he doesn’t need to give up his Australian passport.
This is interesting to me, as I’ve been toying with the idea of getting Italian citizenship via my late mother, who was from Tuscany. I think it’s called juris sanguinus, or something like that. I’m wondering if there are pros and cons to doing so and your video gave me a bit more to chew on. I don’t see myself working in Italy, so filing taxes there might not be an issue. Still just thinking about it!
It can definitely open more doors!
@@ESLTeacher365 , plus an EU passport might be nice. I’m planning to retire in July 2024
Spain is way better IMO.
Much more affordable!
Oz is way too expensive and far from a lot of the world.
Well, I suppose the grass is always greener on the other side.
Many Aussies are leaving Oz for places like Portugal and Mexico.
Have you lived in both Spain and AU? I love both for different reasons. It’s way better to be self-employed in Oz than the EU.
Hey definitely in becoming an Australian citizen! What are some legit jobs websites for Australia to look for work? IE something like indeed ? Thanks in advance!
First I recommend looking at your available visa options. That way you have a better idea of which industries need workers. Seek is popular here for job ads.
Appreciate your video. I am a dual (Australian and American) citizen like you. Do you have a recommendation for an accountant in Brisbane who can help with the tax returns for both Australia and USA? Thx.
I use a local accountant based in Redcliffe for my AU return (only because I have lots of self-employment income - I used to just do my AU taxes myself) and Expat Tax Online for my US return.
@@ESLTeacher365Thanks for the info. I will check out the Expat Tax Online. Redcliffe is a nice small town and there is a good seafood place called Morgans Seafood.
Do you have to pay tax in both countries or just lodge? @@hyoksong1816
Thanks for the video . Just a quick question? Do you use aus passport to enter and exit Australia ryt? Do they check ur USA passport as well when you exit Australia?
And do you use USA passport when you enter and exit USA ? Do they check your Australia passport as well? Thanks
It's a requirement to enter and exit the US on a US passport. So if I am traveling there, I usually bring both. If I want to visit another country, I can just bring the AU passport.
@@ESLTeacher365 thanks. When you travel aus to US dy book tickets using US or AU passport? Thanks
US since I would be using my US passport to enter and exit as is the law.@@amanullah523
Hope this is useful. I am a dual citizen (Australian and USA) living in the USA and I visit Australia every year to see my family members. I book my return flights with my USA passport but check in (in person) at the airport and show my Australian passport so the agent knows that I don't need the Australian ETA. When you return to USA, exit with Australian passport and also show your USA passport to the airline & immigration agent.
hello ma'am
with your experience in count can you suggest universities to persue masters in teaching in Australia so i can get more clarity
I didn’t study in a university here so unfortunately I’m not sure!
Do your own research!!!
How do the taxes work if I become an American citizen and move back to Australia for a while. File for both country's but does then America charge taxes through what I'd make in australia. Or would it be like being unemployed in the u.s? I'm guessing double charged
There's a tax treaty between the US and Australia to prevent double-taxation. Once you become an American citizen you must file US taxes, no matter where you live in the world. I personally have a US tax accountant and AU tax accountant.
Good choice Australia 🇦🇺. Over United States 🇺🇸.
She is a dual citizen. No one is stupid enough to give up their U.S. citizenship because it’s the richest and most powerful country in the world. American power and influence around the world are unparalleled!
@@aheat3036u wish u must b one of those brain washed Americans who rlly believe the us is the best country in the world 😂😂
You got Citizen of America and Australia your Value as Citizen Reduced do you know that
What?
@@ESLTeacher365 That is Truth Law of Australia
@@DeepakDograx323045 huh?
Two passports the is the best
I think if I made the decision to live and work in another country
Then I would renounce my US Citizenship. Reason being if that new country meant so much to me that I would become a citizen. If I felt I was going to spend the remainder of my life in Australia. Then what would be the point of keeping US citizensip. Id see no point at all in going through what the US requires of dual citizens with taxes. For that matter the US isnt the country it once was, to bother with citizenship there.
I maintain my US citizenship because I still have family there.
@@ESLTeacher365When there is family still in the USA, then yes keep the US citizenship. Your young you never know what life brings, and you might have to return here.
nice :)
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Paying tax for America while living and working in another country is ridiculous, American greed.