PLANNING TO RELOCATE TO AUSTRALIA? Make sure you do this!!
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- Опубликовано: 1 авг 2024
- Your relocation is not over when you get your visa. Relocating to Australia (or any country) requires careful planning and research.
I speak in this video about the importance of proper research and planning and why they are crucial to the long term success of your relocation goals. You will also get tips on what to consider in your planning.
I hope you enjoy it!
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This is so true, the more planning / thorough research you do in advance, the less work you will need to do in the long run. I think budgeting before arriving and trying to connect with expats online in advance really helps, they can offer solid advice since they've gone through a similar experience.
Thank you so much Chioma, I noticed I was comparing myself with others in terms of how quick they got their PR but you're right, there's no point comparing and we are all on our own journey. :)
Thanks for sharing such important tips about budgeting and joining expat forums online. Glad you got something out of it, Vicky😊
I couldn’t agree more! Planning and getting all the right information will set you up for great success!
Sure thing! Thanks for dropping by.
Really appreciate all the videos you've made! I'm planning to get a MSW in Australia next year and also considering about settling down there. Find all your videos quite helpful! Thank you soooooo much!
You're welcome Laura. Thanks for watching 🙏🏽
ty this was great help!
Thank you Chioma I'm planning to relocate near Sydney with amy wife and my kids, 8 and 6 years and all your videos are really helpful, I will follow your advices!! Hope your doing fine!! Thanks for the videos!! ☺☺
You are welcome. All the best with your plans! Happy to hear that my videos have been helpful.
Thank you this was very informative and more so reassuring, because I keep hearing horror stories about migration and I tell myself that it's not there are surprises, it's just that people rush to get out of country that they don't ponder their options enough and this video proved that to me. I'm from Sudan and I love it over here but the situation is so unstable here that at this point it's naive not to consider migrating, I watched alot of Australian reality shows growing up and it's the first country that came to my head when I started thinking about migration.
Thanks for dropping in, and yes I share the same sentiments about people not considering their options carefully. I hope you remain safe while you explore your options to migrate. Good luck with your plans.
Thank you so very much Chioma.
I believe this is very important information for such a time as this where people are trying to relocate on a daily basis.
The points mentioned in this video cannot be underestimated as it covers the important aspects such as proper planning and research.
Thanks for sharing.
Thanks Bukky❤️
I like the your videos , they are value packed. Good job and keep it up please
I appreciate the support. Thanks😊
Thankyou Ma'am 😍
The outcome you're looking for is in the work you're avoiding - Life with Chioma 2022
Nothing but the truth! Thanks😊
So true
Is not easy oo
Sydney dey show me goodness and favour .
I really need your help in process my visa
Thanks for your tips!!! I have a question please, do I have to take all the courses of the master’s degree during the two years to obtain the visa? Or I could finish that master’s degree in 3 years, because of money issues
Just realised I didn't respond to your comment. If you're on a student visa you must study full time, which is 2 years. Part time study is not permitted for international students
@@lifewithchioma Ty! One more question please, I think you go to the university 3 times a week, did you stay there all day? How was your schedule?
@@raquelcastillo1891 I only went when I had classes and class times were varied, ranging any where from a class a day to 3 classes a day. Also depends on how many units you enrol in per semester
@@lifewithchioma thank you so much!
Please I beg you, please if I study msc biomedical sciences, what are my chances of getting jobs and what's my prospects for permanent residency
Please I want to apply for social care but I studied English and Literary studies. Is it possible? I would love loved to go for education but it's not on the shortage list
Hi Mary, of course you can switch into SW. You may be required to do a bridging course first, before commencing the master in social work.
Any country can come to Australia now?
The Agent did him dirty... Oh no!!!
Planning and researching will go along way just that people don't like researching
Researching can be hard but running away will only make it harder in the long run. Thanks sis!