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- FIRST IMPRESSIONS ABOUT SYDNEY AUSTRALIA.
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@@yuckfoutube2259thank you so much 💙💙
Congratulations Nurse Deo! Abba came through as always!!! 🙌 May He remain with you throughout your stay, you will surely soar! All the very best! 💙
welcome to australia , i also live in sydney , have for 53 years , i came from england when i was 5 , trust me , you wont regret moving here .
Thank you so much
So far, I love it here 💙
@@NurseDeo altho your dark skinned , use a good sunscreen in summer . it gets in the 40's here and the uv is really bad . hope you have an air conditioner , use insect repellent when your out in summer , the flies and mosquitos are murder , and although youd be use to englands cold , it does get into the minuses in sydney at times during winter .
@@NurseDeo yes, sunscreen! Australia is the skin cancer capital of the world after all.
Hi! Welcome to Australia! We’re known for being a pretty friendly, open and laid back mob..so glad that your first impressions gave you a pretty accurate glimpse of the great Aussie spirit, even the country itself embraced you with its warmth on arrival..so indeed, welcome home 😁 ❤🇦🇺🦘🐨
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Welcome 😊😊😊 so glad you came, wishing you every success in your stay and new job. All the very best to you hun x
Thank you so much 💙
Thanks so much for coming here and for your kind video! We need more nurses and we LOVE our nurses. Best of luck with the move! x
Thank you so much!!💙
Warm!
Thanks
Welcome to Australia. I think us Aussies are quite trusting so that explains your landlords casual attitude. I hope you love it here😊
I love it here so far, thank you for your kind words 💙
hey chelle imagine seeing you here . lol
We will give everyone a go, give anyone the benefit of the doubt... just don't mess it up, and we will all get along just fine.
I think our new Aussie is going to do well here.
@@durv13haha how are you?
@@TattooedAussieChick still alive lol , just . not much changes here . corr has a daughter now , think shes about 6 . havnt heard from him in years tho . hope your doing well .
So happy for you that you’ve had a great start to your new life! Australia really is amazing!
Thank you so much 💙
Welcome to Australia, I know this video is 2 weeks old but it just popped up on my feed. And I see you know have over 16k subscribers. Well done. I also subscribed, I hope you enjoy your new home🍻
Thank you so much 💙💙
Happy to have you here
Welcome to Australia! We are lucky to have people as nice as you come here.
Thank you for your kind words💙💙💙
Thank you for sharing your thoughts! I felt the same way when I migrated to Australia 42 years ago. I feel lucky to be living here in Sydney!
Awwww thank you 💙
I wanted to go to America before and I can even say that it was my dream, but recently when I heard about individual armament in America, I decided to move to Australia. It is a very reliable and incredible country
Love it here💙
I would give the US a big miss.
@@NurseDeowhat a sweet video! Welcome to our country. I hope people continue to treat you well. You have a beautiful personality.
@@queenslanddivaeven tho Australia tries to be American in every way🤣🤣🤣
@@stuckinperth God help us if that every becomes true
Nice
One thing you’ll get to find out as you settle more is that Aussies are generally very trustworthy and kind. When they do things for you that you didn’t expect it’s usually very shocking, but to them it’s really nothing. They’re just a different kind of breed. This is actually my personal experience
Thank you so much 💙
Your air bnb check in is standard in Australia. I've never had people on hand for a check in. Love your accent by the way!
Awww thank you so much for your kind words💙
Welcome home Deo, we need more people like you and your attitude, keep smiling 🙃in the land down under.
Awww thank you so much for your kind words 💙💙
Welcome to our Land DownUnder ❤ We love our nurses and the health care industry, so I hope that you enjoy where you work. If not, then pack up and move to another city! Don’t forget that this beautiful country is more than Sydney and everywhere you travel will show you so much variety in culture and environment. Anyway, please just enjoy this huge move and be prepared for when and if ‘homesickness’ kicks in. Just let it out and then breathe in the sea air. Yes I moved from the UK to Australia 🇦🇺 and understand all the feels. Good luck and wishing you well sweetheart ❤
Haha, got me laughing, thank you so much
I love it here 💙💙💙💙
Welcome to my city and to my country! You seem like a breath of fresh air, yourself! Looking forward to following your journey! 🥰🇦🇺😜
Thank you so much and welcome to my channel 💙
Girrrrl you are at home. Continue to enjoy every positivity there! Congratulations
Thank you so much 💙
Welcome to Oz. Enjoy you time here. Most of the customer service teams I have been associated with in Australia put a high emphasis on building rapport with customers. I hope that continues for you as well
Awww thank you so much for your kind words 💙💙
Welcome to Australia 😊 Glad you’re feeling at home!
Thank you so much 💙
You are so lovely ❤️. Wekcome to Australia. Sydney is really pretty with lots of nature all around 🙏🌺
It really is!
Thank you for being here💙
Great laugh! Welcome to the country, hope you enjoy the place. Best of luck!
Thank you! 😃💙
Welcome to Australia. I hope you have a great time here. Your Airbnb experience is fairly normal in Australia. It's quite common practice to just have the key in a key-pad lock box. My children use Airbnb quite often and they actually prefer the lock box system because they don't have to arrive at an exact time or have to find someone to let them in.
We have a very flat social structure here, so everybody from the janitor to the general manager expects to be treated with the same amount of respect. It's also why the person on the phone felt ok to sing to you. Aussies don't put much stock in the servant/master relationship that you might have come across in the UK. Here, that phone call was just from one person to another person. And I hope it never changes. And we need more nurses, so good on you.
Thank you so much, I’m happy to be here💙
I'm glad to hear you are enjoying your time here thanks for coming we need more nurse's, looking forward to further posts from you
Thank you so much and welcome to my channel 💙💙
I have always loved Australia. Patiently waiting for the next content.
Thank you 💙💙
We Aussies are gluttons for compliments so thank you x
We really are aren’t we 💖🇦🇺
Insecure and crave constant validation that is the truth. Always has been that way. It's called the cultural cringe and it continues.
Our pathetic reporters still ask A listers what do you think of Australia as soon as they've landed.
@@jamesfrench7299Or people are just genuinely appreciative of nice people, even if they're somewhat blunt (in my experience). I live in the UK and had work that needed to be done on my house. Almost every other groups were problematic, with the exception being Australians. Maybe being in the UK has me used to getting bad services, so seeing people being diligent was refreshing, especially when they exceed expectations.
So we will continue to compliment you whether you like it or not. An aussie reporter didn't grovel and ask me to say this.
A very big welcome to Australia Deo! I think your general impression is fair - people are mostly laid back. Another thing I would see as a positive is that there is not a huge difference in the way people treat each other based on class or job position. For example you would treat service staff at a restaurant with the same friendliness and respect as you would your doctor, and they would treat you the same too. This might partly explain the guy who sang to you on the phone - of course he is there to help you, but he is speaking to you as a human to a human - not as someone subservient. Of course it's not perfect, and you'll definitely come across plenty of idiots here too, but I think there is a healthy culture of treating each other as equals compared to a lot of other countries I've visited in. - A funny example of this you can search on youtube is the guy telling then Prime minister Scott Morrison to step off his lawn during a press conference :)
We do not have a class system here as in the UK.
I absolutely agree!
@@barnowl.Not overtly, but it does stop *UK from being one of the most classist nation in the Western Hemisphere.* You have a royal family who cost a lot more than they bring in, no matter how much they lie about the numbers. The bridges, clocks, castle and towers are always going to be there. No one cares about the tampon king and workshy willy.
The rich eat the young and get away with it in the UK every single time. The current head, an almost a billionaire, still indulged in dodging taxes with his wife...yet they now stand on the podium as leaders and smile like they know they're untouchable. The wealthy and connected in the UK usually get promoted after being found out for acts like bullying and breaking driving laws. Nurses, teachers, firefighters etc have to fight for their salary increments while being charged for meals and transport, meanwhile, cabinet ministers get subsidised meal budgets of around £300 per day, transport budget is almost the same...all on tax payers dime. They also relocate their families in order to make claim on second houses, while the working classes can't even get on the housing ladder.
Ministers can allocate PPE funds to friends and families without due care, break covid laws they put in place by having parties, then swarn off to some celebrity reality show and still get worshipped. Yet, we have people paying fines for shopping for their housebound grandparents during the c19.
Another Conservative scum MP, Andrew Rosindell's take on removing £20 from the poorest people in the country "They may want it, but do they need it?”...the same conservative MP when being addressed about their excessive and frivolous expenditure at the taxpayers expenses...stated “We’re talking about humans with families and responsibilities!”
*Classism is alive and kicking in the UK.*
Haaa I’m learning a lot here
Thank you 💙💙
Welcome! So happy that you are happy here. Looking forward to your future videos 🥰
Thank you so much!! And welcome to my channel 💙
Love your 1st impression and your shirt is awesome! Thanks for posting!
Oh thank you!💙
Welcome 🎉 hope that with your work that you'll get a chance to get out and explore, experience your surroundings at ever increasing distances and enjoy our lifestyle.🙏👍
Yes, I’ve got enough time, thank you 💙
Welcome to Australia!
Very happy to hear everybody was kind and accommodating to you,& made you feel welcome.
Yes we are laid back,& friendly and most will go out of their way to help you,if your in need.
Strangers will talk to you,& if you need help,almost anyone you ask will try their hardest to help you.
We are pretty down to earth mostly,& we respond well to respect and friendliness.
Hope you enjoy your stay here,good luck!
I love it here, thank you so much 💙💙
Welcome home. I hope you keep meeting normal, nice everyday Aussies. Enjoy your stay....
Thank you so much 💙💙
Customer Services roles are far less hated in Australia, mainly because they people have personality's! And we love them more for it. If you have to call someone for help, it's always nice to have a friendly person to help you.
Bullshit.... CS is one of the most abused jobs out there.Verbally and sometimes physically. People feel so entitled to abuse CS and retail in particular, that they should be charged and jaoled with assault.
@@shanevillis4079 Lovely mash up of jail and gaol there!
Good to know
Everyone deserves to be treated fairly 💙
@@shanevillis4079 Yeah retail, I’ll give you that! I’m an old retail worker back in the day, but I give as good as I get. Now in CS for a specific area and I speak to people all day. 90% are great. But there is always 10% of A-holes out there.
@@NurseDeoLol im gonna be real with you because im african, and work in CS and Hospitality, and have friends in medicine as well...
Most corpo entities treat us like trash.
And most of the amazing personalities in CS, Medicine, and Hospitality are foreigners...
If the industry is so amazing, why is the staff turnover rate also incredibly high?
Good on you, Deo. You'll be chill like us 🇦🇺s in no time. Take it easy (but still work diligently). Relax, enjoy all the fresh food, friendly people, and be happy. Remember, Huntsman spiders 🕷 are cool, too. Don't stress when you see one (& you will) don't try to kill it. We respect all our native animals and wish them no harm.
Thank you so much, thankfully I’ve not seen any spider yet, I’ll be very careful 😂💙
I’ve seen you on yt before & honestly thought i had subscribed awhile ago so when i saw this i was happy it’s been a positive experience here in Sydney, as you said as a whole we can be laid back but bc there’s idiots in the world trust your instincts or gut feeling & i’m sure you’ll love it here. (just remember if your ever in need but can wait 60min to get there i’m willing to help 🤷🏻♀️)
Awww you are so kind
Thank you for your kind words a D for subscribing 💙
I'm so glad you feel welcome here. We are a country that has it's own internal strifes, but something our older generations have given us and I hope lasts is that we genuinely believe our fellow Australians are good people who want the best for all of us. I hope if you love this place you keep your feeling of gratitude.
Thank you so much💙
I love it here
Welcome, welcome! Thank you for your first impressions which are so kind and made me smile. Hope it continues to be much the same.❤ Always good to have dedicated nurses here. Yes, the spring is changeable here as elsewhere... high summer hits usually first week in January, thereabouts... I cope with early summer far better but there are beaches and waterways and shady spots , to carefully be refreshed by. May this be a wonderful new phase... so good to get a singer take your call... maybe a first days highlight but thankfully there's some Aussie humour and good will to go round.🙂💐
Thank you so much. For the tips and kind words 💙💙💙
In primary school in australia they make you pick up rubbish as a punishment. So I think using a bin is just common practice, which is why everywhere is litter free
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Most of Australia is really clean. I have always lived here and I never noticed how clean until reactors started pointing it out. It is bad to litter. My son once threw an apple core out of the car window and his father stopped the car and walked back with him to find it. Our son told him but it will go back to the earth and grow an apple tree. My husbands answer was, why do you want to grow an apple tree in the middle of the highway?😂
I was born and grew up in Sydney but I will not go back again because of the roads and traffic. The Harbour, the bridge and the opera house along with Darling Harbour I will always love. Spent most of my adult life in my favourite City, Melbourne and now live on a beach in the Sun Tropics in Queensland. We traveled overseas a lot and no matter how beautiful it was the best part was always the plane landing at home. Australia always calls us home.
Welcome and I hope you love it too.❤
Love it here
Thank you so much for tips💙💙
I’m currently motivated to make plans of moving to Australia, I have been sceptical but lately been very sure that’s the country I want to move to. Hopefully soon by Gods grace.
Amen 🙏
Just out of curiosity (and no judgement, I'm genuinely curious) - what have you been skeptical about?
Welcome! Spring in Sydney is the best time of year. Enjoy getting out around the harbour, take a ferry somewhere. Check out Taronga zoo.
I will do, thank you so much 💙
Welcome Deo, cold in Melbourne is another level.😅
🤣🤣🤣missed me
Hi there Deo! Welcome! I hope you love it here! Thanks for coming!
Thank you so much
I love it here💙💙
Wait till you get to Perth.... 👌
Soon 💙
Welcome to Australia.😊❤️🇦🇺
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Welcome to down under..... I really hope you enjoy your stay here... One thing I would suggest is to travel around our country as much as you can. There are soooo many beautiful places. Both inland and along the coast.... 🤍💯
Thank you so much
I can’t wait to explore more 💙💙💙
This is my confirmation, Australia it is!🎉
You’ll love it here🥹
Welcome to Australia, so happy you had such a positive beginning here. We do have some nutters just like everywhere but hopefully they stay away from you
Haha I'm staying away from them too
Thank you 💙
Welcome Deo. 😀 Hope you settle in quickly, you have a wonderful positive attitude.
We also hope you make Australia your permanent home, but whatever makes you happy!
I’m settling in well, thank you so much 💙💙💙
I'm so happy your experience has been positive 🥰 and thank you so much for contributing to our health care 🙏 nurses are so undervalued and important
Thank you so much 💙
You are right about the people being laid back, but you will find most people are friendly, helpful, understanding and respectful. You will get to love your decision to call this home. Welcome fellow Aussie. 🇦🇺👍One of the best places on earth.
Awwww thank you so much
I love it here 💙
Thanks for keeping us posted Deo. Looking forward to all the Aussie content you always keep it real and detailed. Glad you're enjoying over there. I've never heard anyone say anything negative about this beautiful country. It might just be the closest thing to paradise🤭
Thank you so much 💙💙
Jackiebuhle: 😀Born and Bred in Oz. There are lots of countries around the world I can visit/holiday, but I can’t think of another country I would like to live in. I am grateful to my ancestor in 1802 who got a free ride to Australia from Ireland, for sheep stealing. 🤣😂🤣😂🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺
@@Katrinagaming-en1os I totally agree! I think it's in Aussie's nature to be curious about other countries and want to travel, but there's just something so unique about our Australia that makes us need to come back - the country, our attitude to life; I really do think it's the closest country to paradise in this world (at least that I know of thus far).
@@Erizedd Ohh stop it already!! Fine, fine I will relocate there. 😂😂 On a serious note though. It's so great that your government is doing its best to make it the haven that it is. And not just the gvt but you the people as well. Truly I do wish to relocate there soon :) My big sis lives in Melbourne. She's been there for almost 10 yrs now and when I say she gushes about the country daily! @Katrinagaming-en1os
@@jackiebuhle Best of luck! :)
Welcome to Sydney. You seems happy and laidback as well, so I hope that your positive impressions continue and that you fit in well. Sydney is a city of many people, from many places and some learn to become laidback with the way the city is. (Ironically I think Sydney is one of the least laidback of the Australian cities, but generally the country as a whole is quite relaxed).
We need more nurses. It's such a giving profession and Sydney is lucky to have you.
Thank you so much for your kind words, I’m happy to be here💙
Thanks for taking a chance and coming down to live here! You will notice that littering is a strong social taboo. Melbourne is probably the dirtiest city. I live in Adelaide and it is even more laid back here, and very very clean.
Yes I’ve heard a lot about Adelaide and I can’t wait to visit 💙💙💙
We have laundries in most Aussie homes! Very few houses have their clothes washing and clothes dryer in the kitchen. Most of our beaches have sand, not just pebbles and shell pieces. Watch out for Drop Bears!
Thank you so much 💙💙
Hi Deo. Yes, we Australians are more laid back and friendly than other cultures. This is a common impression that I have heard from visitors to Australia from other parts of the world.
Thank you 💙
Welcome to Oz. I hope it continues to impress. Enjoy! 🦜🦘
Thank you💙
Deo; I’m Australian, and I’m so happy that you’re having a good experience in Australia 😊 Welcome 💕
Thank you! 😃💙
Welcome to Australia, love your positive and upbeat attitude think you will fit right in haha, I’m sure you will find something that your not to impressed with some things but thats ok no country is perfect.
Looking forward on your future feedbacks always interesting to see how others see your country. 😊
Thank you so much for your kind words, thank you for subscribing 💙💙
Welcome to Australia.
On escalators stand on the left so anyone in a hurry can pass on the right.
Also when you go to the beach make sure to be safe and swim between the flags where the lifeguards can keep you safe.
nah stuff that stand in the middle the escalator does the moving for you no need to rush it doesn't get you there quicker
@@shanehansen3705Don’t do that at Wynyard… they will run you over.
It’s the same rule for walking on footpaths or driving…. Keep to the left, and overtake on the right. Unlike in London where they keep to the right & overtake on the left on escalators. Why???
@@aussieragdoll4840 nope I'm a solid unit
@@shanehansen3705 That won’t help you in peak hour. They will push you out of the way. And it’s a long way down on the Wynyard escalators.
Welcome to Australia, the real land of OZ! I am so happy you have so far had a positive experience! It's not perfect here, but the best place I seen so far! It's not just the beauty of the place, it's the beauty of the people. Just wait till you understand Australia's concept of "mateship"', and gain a few mates for yourself!
Thank you so much, I’m happy to be here💙
Welcome to Sydney, Best place in the world. Then again, I am bias. Hope you have a great time.
Thank you so much, I’m happy to be here💙
I told you that Australia beats Canada and Uk combined. Don't worry in a few years, financially you will see the difference.
I can’t wait 😂😂😂🎉🎉
Cost of living is bullshit high
Welcome Deo 😊 Great to have you ‘down under’
Thank you so much, I’m happy to be here💙
Welcome to Australia. If you think the air in Sydney is clean, wait until you get a chance to get away from the city and into a rural area, or even better yet, the remote outback, or for the ultimate breath of fresh air, southern Tasmania, then you'll smell how clean air really can get.
The air that rushes up to Tasmania from Antarctica is said to be the cleanest air on the planet and actually gets bottled and stored for science purposes
I can’t wait to explore more
Thank you 💙💙
Sydney is the most intense city in Australia. Its far more chilled in other cities.
I can't wait to visit other cities 💙
Congratulations 🎊, you passed your 15k mark ❤
Yes! Thank you!
Now 16k😭😭
Australia is happy to have you!! Hope you enjoy your nursing job here (:
Thank you so much, I’m happy to be here💙
Welcome to Australia! I hope you feel right at home all the time.
I do, thank you so much 💙
welcome 🙏
and thank you for taking the time to appreciate most Australians attiudes
Sydney is awesome....and I am born , bred and still living in Melbourne 😮 and hope you get to visit my wonderful city soon 😊
Yes I’ll come to Melbourne too
Thank you so much 💙💙💙
I have had lots of calls with customer service people and not one of them was like you had, but I guess you just got lucky!
So sorry about your experience 💙
Sydney air is fresh? Whaaaat? Take a day trip out to country (Blue Mountains, for example), it'll blow your socks off if you think Sydney air is fresh.😉 Great video & welcome, hope you love it here as much as we do! 😊
Thanks for the tips!💙💙
People often comment on Sydney being clean. One thing that helps with this is the weather. Sydney has more rain than London. But far fewer rainy days. That means big storms that dump torrents. In January and February you'll know what I mean.
Haaaaa
Thank you 💙
Thanks Nurse Deo. Welcome
Thank you 💙
Welcome Deo. Hope you continue to love oz
I hope so too!
Thank you💙
Welcome! You are such a lovely lady. Across the board, we are a friendly people. I hope you enjoy your time here.
Thank you so much
I love it here💙
I live in Oz and have not left for any reason since migrating here by ship from the UK 55 years ago when 17 with my family. Visited Sydney a few times but much prefer to live in a rural town between Melbourne and Bendigo to live out my remaining years. Have no regrets in living here. Cost of living is high, especially if a aged pensioner and who's still stupid enough to drink and smoke. 😄
Glad you love it here, thanks for watching and commenting 💙
A lovely person like you is very welcome in Australia - have a great stay.
Thank you! You too!💙
Welcome to Australia, I hope you enjoy it here.
Thanks very much 💙💙
why am ijust seeing this video😂😂😂😂😂❤❤love it 💕, All the best in Australia
Awwww thank you so much💙💙💙
Welcome to sunny Australia! It’s definitely worth the hype if you enjoy heat. Unlike me I hate it 😢
I love the heat🤣🤣
Also, WELCOME!! We love our Nurses here, so you should feel very welcome.
Thank you so much
I love it here 💙💙💙
God bless you. Welcome to our perfect country. Thank you for putting a smile on my face. I have many Nigerian friends. Been to Africa many times. Enjoy your stay here.
Awww which country in Africa did you go? Thank you so much for your kind words 💙
I've been to Nigeria, lived in South Africa, Ghana and Liberia. I was hoping to build a toy factory there but sadly too much corruption and the investors pulled out.@@NurseDeo
Welcome to Australia. Glad you've had such positive experiences. We are laid back, and people don't really litter here. We like to keep things clean.
Thank you so much 💙
How did you get somewhere to live so quickly ?
It’s luck and I’ve got some tips that helped me, I’ll upload the video this week💙
Nice impression!
Thanks for sharing Deo
Thanks for watching!💙💙💙
Welcome, I think you are such a positive person, you invite positivity into your life. Hope you have a lovely life in Australia.
Thank you so much!💙
Welcome Deo, have a great time, and enjoy "Stralya" 😉
Thank you 💙
Welcome to Australia. Glad your arrival has gone so well. :)
Thank you so much, I’m happy to be here💙
You are very, very unlikely to see a snake where you're living. Perhaps if you go to the Blue Mountains, but the last self-respecting snake moved away from tourist areas about 20 years ago. Almost every spider you see will be pretty harmless. Some of the big ones can give you a bite that will affect you much as the sting of a bee - not enjoyable at all, but basically not an issue. In Sydney, there are two spiders which can cause real problems. Red-back spiders are small spiders, basically black with a reds stripe on their backs. Unlikely to be lethal to adults, but still a nasty bite. The emergency sections of public hospitals know how to treat them. The ones to watch out for a funnel webs. They are large and black, with a bite which can be lethal. Don't panic as there is an anti-venene available. They live in gardens, under rocks and so forth. Watch out for them. There's a more common spider that looks much the same, but is harmless. Treat them as the dangerous ones. We catch a couple of funnel webs each year (don't try unless you know what you're doing). We take them to the emergency section of a nearby public hospital. They're collected from there and taken to a works just off the expressway to Newcastle. They are milked for their venom, which gets turned into the anti-venene. People presenting at emergency having been bitten are given the anti-venene. It's extremely effective, and my memory is that there have been no deaths since the anti-venene was introduced. You can reduce your risk of being bitten to near-zero if you take few simple precautions - for example, never pick up a rock or garden pot without rolling it over first to see what's underneath.
Thank you so much for this comment, I’ll be very careful and look out for them 💙💙💙
Enjoy your stay.@@NurseDeo
Welcome to Australia, you are a beautiful addition to our country.
Thank you so much, I’m happy to be here💙
Love your personality
You will fit right in😀😀😀
Thank you 💙
Welcome to “Straya” Deo! I have a huge amount of respect for nurses. I would definitely be long dead if it wasn’t for a Registered Nurse who had moved to Australia,and just happened to be in the room in the middle of the night! She was a Kiwi, so almost Australian before she even got here… 🤣
Awww that's so sweet, thank you 💙
Welcome. If you do come across Aussies who aren’t so welcoming just ignore them. Those relative few are probably immigrants themselves. Australia is the best place to live but a few don’t appreciate that.
Thank you for your kind words 💙
Remember Sydney isn't all the same as the rest of Australia, it is a small sample!!
It would be like saying New York is America!!
True
Welcome, Deo.
We have a song called "we still call Australia home 😁, It's easily found on TH-cam.
Being positive is key. You have the key!
Being an Australian, I found your video interesting.
I'm looking forward to more videos.
Cheers 👍
I’ll look it up
Thank you so much 💙💙
Most Australians are welcoming and helpful but don’t assume everyone is accepting and can be taken at face value. As an older Australian I have seen and heard some very racist reactions over the years. From white bigots it is disgusting and shocking but to hear it from Asian people towards African or other Asian people was eye opening. I had a Chinese colleague tell me that Vietnamese people were “all criminals”. I watched two Indian boys scream out “go back to where you came from” to an African boy who had left the train carriage. Find a nice group of friends and be aware that Australia is a great country made up of hundreds of ethnicities that generally get along well together and you can have a really good life here but it isn’t perfect. Best wishes for your future life here.
Awww thank you so much for your kind words and helpful tips 💙💙
Best of luck in Australia !
Thank you 💙
Lol I love our laid back attitude 'Deo deo'...
Lol thank you💙
Welcome to Australia sis. Naija no carry last.
Thank you so much 💙
Hi Deo, could you do a video on the taxation system in Australia, the value of the AUD(compared to the GBP), and the cost of buying a house in Australia(as I'm seeing values in the tune of AUD1,200,00 to AUD2,000,000(Sydney).
the house prices here vary on where your buying . you could get a place in less populated places pretty cheap . ie " 300,000 but if you move to sydney you can pay from 300,000 to multi millions , depends where you live and what you want and what you can afford . tax system is not too bad , it goes on earnings , ie "Taxable income Tax on this income
0-$18,200 Nil
$18,201-$45,000 19c for each $1 over $18,200
$45,001-$120,000 $5,092 plus 32.5c for each $1 over $45,000
$120,001-$180,000 $29,467 plus 37c for each $1 over $120,000
and 1 pound is worth 1.92 au dollars .
cost of living here is a bit high . but it rounds off with other things .
hope that helps .
Thank you, I will once I get more information 💙
@@durv13 Love to know where in Sydney you could get a place for 300,000
@@queenslanddiva lol me too . i was just using 300,000 as a very low example of a shack , they start at about 500,000 in sydney west , but you can pay a lot more
Keep in mind that when the cost of living is high, the salaries/wages reflect. For Example, salaries in Brisbane is not as high as Sydney or Melbourne but housing is cheaper. Due to Covid we currently have an economic down turn but pre Covid, Aussies in general enjoy work, home, life balance. With 4 weeks annual leave, a lot of Aussies enjoy holidaying 😀🇦🇺😀🇦🇺😀