Welcome to Australia Rohit. As an Aussie living in Melbourne I love the diversity of cultures, food, entertainment, sports, festivals, public transport, art and the easy lifestyle. There is a reason why Melbourne was voted the World's most liveable city 7 years in a a row. I do hope you get to explore the country and make lots of friends. 😃
Thank you Jeremy! You’re right. Happiness breeds more happiness. Hopefully I can convince people looking for change to move to Australia. )Those who are already thinking of it). And also make the Aussies appreciate the country more!
Thank you Willie. I wish you luck in return in whatever you pursue! Above all happiness and contentment. It’s good chasing things and dreams, but it’s even more important just to be happy with what you have.
Hey Rohit, thanks for this great and interesting video. I just happened to come across it as I am also looking to move to Australia soon. I wanted to ask what visa did you have to move over to Australia?
Thank you for watching and asking a question. I came over in a working holiday visa 417, which is immediately granted from the UK. Then once I came to Australia I applied for the 190 Permanent Visa. I live in Victoria so I was nominated by them. I didn’t use a migration agent, I done it all by myself and it’s been great. I’ve heard horror stories of migration agents charging 5k to help, then another 3k then another 3 k then 2 k and so on. It can cost upto 15-20k just for the agent. Plus then you’ll have to pay $5000 for the visa ontop. I’ll be making a video on my journey and complete process for my permeant visa soon. Let me know any specific things you’d like me to cover.
That’s really good to know, thank you Rohit. I am from the UK as well and will be coming over to Australia on a WHV. Ideally I would like to settle and live permanently in Australia, but I don’t have a job on the skills list and don’t have a relevant degree. In your next video, it would be great to know what job/skills you have that allowed you to be granted the 190. Also, your experience applying for the visa, since you did it all by yourself. I look forward to your next video.
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Welcome to Australia Rohit. As an Aussie living in Melbourne I love the diversity of cultures, food, entertainment, sports, festivals, public transport, art and the easy lifestyle. There is a reason why Melbourne was voted the World's most liveable city 7 years in a a row. I do hope you get to explore the country and make lots of friends. 😃
Thank you Jeremy! You’re right. Happiness breeds more happiness. Hopefully I can convince people looking for change to move to Australia. )Those who are already thinking of it). And also make the Aussies appreciate the country more!
Welcome to Australia Rohit! Hope you fulfil all your dreams
Thank you Willie. I wish you luck in return in whatever you pursue! Above all happiness and contentment. It’s good chasing things and dreams, but it’s even more important just to be happy with what you have.
Hey Rohit, thanks for this great and interesting video. I just happened to come across it as I am also looking to move to Australia soon. I wanted to ask what visa did you have to move over to Australia?
Thank you for watching and asking a question. I came over in a working holiday visa 417, which is immediately granted from the UK. Then once I came to Australia I applied for the 190 Permanent Visa. I live in Victoria so I was nominated by them. I didn’t use a migration agent, I done it all by myself and it’s been great. I’ve heard horror stories of migration agents charging 5k to help, then another 3k then another 3 k then 2 k and so on. It can cost upto 15-20k just for the agent. Plus then you’ll have to pay $5000 for the visa ontop.
I’ll be making a video on my journey and complete process for my permeant visa soon. Let me know any specific things you’d like me to cover.
That’s really good to know, thank you Rohit. I am from the UK as well and will be coming over to Australia on a WHV. Ideally I would like to settle and live permanently in Australia, but I don’t have a job on the skills list and don’t have a relevant degree.
In your next video, it would be great to know what job/skills you have that allowed you to be granted the 190. Also, your experience applying for the visa, since you did it all by yourself.
I look forward to your next video.