Top 10 Reasons NOT to Move to Australia
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- The Top 10 reasons You Should NOT move to Australia and the worst things you NEED to know before moving to Sydney, Melbourne, or Perth!
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What's it like living in Australia? Well, for starters, it's a GIANT Island Continent surrounded by the Indian and Pacific Ocean, and also one of the Top 10 BEST countries to live in the World! A big reason for that is the stunning nature. From Bondi Beach to Uluru to the Great Barrier Reef to Surfer's Paradise to Kakadu National Park and Tasmania, the 6th largest country is beautiful and features tons of unique wildlife such as kangaroos, koalas, emus, echidna, platypus, and wombats!
Now while there are some similarities to the United States of America, there are also a LOT of differences, so hopefully this list helps new immigrants! If The Land Down Under is one of the safest and happiest countries in the world with some of the best cities to live in the World such as Brisbane, Adelaide, Perth, Melbourne, Sydney, Gold Coast, Cairns, and Canberra, then why shouldn't you live in Australia?
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Well
I dont have a favourite but if I went to australia I would go to Sydney or Brisbane
YES!!! GREAT VIDEO!!!
Do Atlanta GA,
Excellent video. Australia is great. very safe there. People are very friendly.
From Here to There do video on top ten reasons to move to San antonio
At least we don’t get shot with an M16 in the middle of maths 😂
Wow how original
No you’re just shooting up mosques in New Zealand with them
So if the shooter has 40 bullets but only hits 1 kid for every 10 bullets
How much has America fucked up again
@@monkeydui7241 he would've done it in Australia if he could've. Strong gun laws saved Australian lives.
@David wallace We in Australia don't go around with loaded firearms pretending to be some sort of "Rambo"!
The fact that Australia is so isolated from the rest of the world is a huge bonus in my opinion
Trueeee
Definitely- love living here.
I wish i could move to OZ but thanks to travel ban from USA its not possible we got an worthless prez elect.
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Yes I love how now nobody can come because covid
I’m Italian and I moved to live in Australia with my two daughters, three years ago, because I wanted to give to my two daughters a better and safer future to them and I did it.. here it’s very safe and there are a lot opportunities of job. I miss Italy for my culture, traditions and food, but I’m happy for my two daughters, for theirs future and the nature here is amazing !
Which city do you live in (or near) out of interest?
good luck to your family
True..alot of people in our country are moving to Australia because of job opportunities and quality education.
Safe and Australia in the same sentence 💀
Yeah same I live there
I hate when other countries talk about Australia when they haven’t been, it’s not like that!
And only 909 deaths from COVID.
Isolation doesn't look so bad now does it.
Dammmmm
Your Right. This video is bullsh*t
Better if they were aboriginal deaths
Wats covid
@@godofwar9243 the fuck?
I remember being an Australian exchange student in the US and when it ended they all asked why I was going back to Australia. I tried to tell them it was my country and I wanted to go home but they wouldn’t have it. “ but you could stay in America”! they kept saying in total disbelief that people can lead great lives elsewhere snd not want to stay in the USA
I don’t blame you for going back. America sucks ass.
Oh gosh, im sorry for u
Many Americans don’t travel abroad. They probably don’t know any different. They probably have never been to Australia! I pity them.
@@6l94 ive never been in Australia but i belive that it's beatiful country
how can you feel safe in Australia without your 2nd amendment? Crazy isn't it?
I’m from China and migrant in Australia, I’m so grateful that this country and people has offered to me and my family. I love this land ❤
Welcome :)
your home country is more developed than australia now.. y did u left
Australia's climate is rubbish
China is better than Australia
@@amineradi1 bullshit lol
I moved to Australia 11 years ago. I've been to the US, lived there for a month. No way I'm going to choose the US over Australia.
I studied in Tasmania, Australia for 3 years. I had a great time. The people are wonderful. (I’m from U.S.)
As no doubt many people are in the US, Germany, Nigeria and Mongolia too. Get a tad sick of twee American comments about us. We are people. Some are good, some are bad, most of us are just. People.
Lucky you! I hope to go some day.
yes!I have lived in Australia My whole life it's amazing(I was born here too)
@@edallen5550 bonza mate
American speak of us a rude about our country. They probably love their country. Our country, we don't have a gun. 😂 Mostly peppers pray.
I have never heard of another Aussie complain about feeling 'isolated' lmao, just a few hours of flight time isn't something to cry over
If anything it's just inconvenient having to fly so long to Europe or America.
@@brassholio The long flights to get anywhere just make you appreciate Aussie when you get back
I have never felt isolated.
It probably feels more isolated to people from other continents, where proper cities (not just towns) and people are closer. Australia also has one of the lowest population densities in the world. We wouldn't feel isolated since this is where we are born. Also, the rest of Oceania would feel even more isolated lol
A few hours would be a trip to NZ, Indonesia or south africa that's it....rest of the world 12 to 24 hours easy.
I have a special love for Australia 🇦🇺 love from India 🇮🇳
Love from Australia to India
I'm a yank and came to Australia for a visit in the mid 1970's... and never left.
This is a terrific country and is not nearly as dangerous as most Americans are led to believe. American beaches have their fill of sharks too and I'd rather face off with a kangaroo in the bush than a bear in the woods. Sure it gets hot here in summer but Sydney had one day over 40C last summer and we don't get snow except in the mountains. I'll take the heat over snow and ice any day....
Shops are open much more often than this vid leads you to believe and bars restaurants are of course open late. One gets used to the long flights to rejoin the world, which is a small price to pay to avoid the constant social and political problems of the Northern Hemisphere.
Best of all Australians are kind, fun, funny and have a terrific sense of fairness, and they actually like each other instead of tearing each other apart. There's very low crime, almost zero gun violence, and so much less paranoia than in US cities.
I'll take my risk with the spiders, snakes, and swimming with sharks anyday over getting killed by some random fool with a gun...
Cheers.
As an Aussie thank you
Amen❤
"10: It gets hot"
No shit sherlock, we live near the equator, yeah we're gonna have fires
And of course California and Oregon don’t get bushfires either (this guy is a tosser - he won’t know what that is as fact checking isn’t part of his shtick)
and our ozone layer is damaged (can’t spell 💀)
Thats true
The only correct thing that he said was that everything is trying to kill him, including every Australian.
"there is a reason we live near the coast" Well mate, if you take a look at the geography, its because that's where all the livable parts of the country are.
Honestly I love that Australia isn't filled with people, it's so much better
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I would like Australia to stay thinly populated. I don't want urban sprawl or people liivng in little boxes 4 stories up. I don't want our wildlife treasure to be sent extinct. We have destroyed too much of Australia's natural world already.
Sydneysider here, better watch out for those ‘drop bears’…. They’re basically koalas with fangs…. Extremely deadly.
We don’t only trim trees back because of fire hazards, but the drop bears as well. Also, snakes can climb here, they climb up walls and get into vents, windows, anywhere.
The Aboriginal Australians will tell you, that back in the day, the koalas would hunt, by climbing up a tree, then falling down on your head, and because of their weight you’d be knocked out or dazed, then it’s fang and claw time. It’s worse during mating season, when they’d hunt in pairs or 3’s. even worse when mama Drop Bear is teaching a juvenile how to hunt.
Take that and make of it what you will…
I am an Australian now been living in Canada since 1956. I came here because I was a Aeronautical Engineer and the aircraft industry was way better than in Australia. The 2 countries are similar in that they are big with most of their populations being bottled in very small areas due to the climates ie too hot or too cold . Never the less they are both great places to live and since I married a nice Canadian nurse altho I’m sure there was a nice Australian nurse in Australian there to so made my family here.
NO SIR YOU ARE CANADIAN YOU WERE AN AUSTRALIAN BUT AFTER 60 YEARS YOUR HEART IS CANADIAN
BY THE WAY NOTHING WRONG WITH THAT
In a Covid-19 world, we love how isolated we are.
Exactly!
too true - we can stuff up without anyone else noticing how stupid we are LOL
Yep
Absolutely
It’s been fantastic in WA with our hard borders. No local transmission in over 200 days. Yeah.
When Americans hear "Australia", they think of some dusty clearing with Uluru in the distance and an Aboriginal playing the didgeridoo in a nearby shack.
Not true! Many millions of Americans, such as myself--are well traveled, and highly educated in the subject of world geography. You can't paint 330 million people with the same broad brush. To even attempt to do so--is coming from a place of extreme bias, and pure ignorance.
Good, we want Au to remain the world’s best kept secret.
Lol😂😂
Jon Smith - it was a joke... why did you have to turn it into a race thing? who tf actually cares what race 1/10th of the population is here is?
@@mbrammy7 Australian Anglo-Saxons always play the ethnicity card. They are mostly racist. Case closed!
Moved to this wonderful land called Australia 27 years ago and never looked back. This is a wonderful country with multicultural society. The bio diversity of the land is amazing. Yes, it does get a few hot days during Summer but the Summer lasts for only about 3 months of the year. Autumn and Spring are to die for. The Winter is not bad at all. Even though I come from a tropical country, I love the Winter best. It's pretty cozy. To sum it all up, we have the best weather, best people, best food culture, wonderful beaches, great education system and health care. We are also lucky to have a Pretty low crime rate, great democracy and a fair to all legal system. If this is not enough reason to live here, then I don't know what else people need??
Australia was better before multiculturalism. Western civilization is the best that humanity has produced so far. So diversity can only diminish us.
An important reason why Australia is so nice to live in, is its relatively low population. But our traitor governments are doing their best to destroy what is good about Australia.
all true......shush up though
Shut up. Australia will no longer be a good place to live if we increase our population. There is nothing good about multiculturalism.
Australia. The land where every single animal is a deadly boss battle
Summer is much better in Australia than summers in New York for example
great video, I'm from Australia now living in Denver CO, and I laughed at a few of the talking points. I'm definitely not disagreeing with you lol.
LMAO, from an Aussie was a good laugh. Some truths however no one here feels cut off or isolated! Thank God we are miles away from the rest of this crazy world!!!!!
Too bloody right 😁
They just concentrate development only in southern cities like Sydney,melbourne, Brisbane
Slow development in Darwin’,cairns,Townsville,
Sydney overcrowded city and expensive to live also Melbourne with expensive tolls fees
Taxi driver so rude and rough and bit agreessive most of them immigrants backgrounds and try to rip you off as much as they can
@@wildan2005 Unless we are Aboriginal, we're ALL immigrants of some sort!
@@wildan2005 And that happens only here in Oz? What world are you living in???
@@Kez594 Exactly !!!
i moved to australia 10 years ago, and it was the best decision i ever made
Imagine living in Australia now NO COVID-19 but Victoria
Paying ridiculous taxes?
@@maximum6302 we finally got 0 new cases so pretty good now
I know :>
@@RxT7A Even though we pay a lot of taxes here, I can still have a good life and save a big portion of my earning.
This guy made a video of reasons l shouldn't go to Australia , and after watching the video, i now want to live in Australia
yes, his promotion is cool
I am from WA and I couldn't wish for Australia to be better, I love it here and I have no interest of going anywhere else. Of course I would love to travel and all but Australia is my home and forever will be. Half of these things aren't even true, you don't see many wildlife out in the bush, the bushfires don't happen often and are usually in the summer, it isn't too expensive, the beaches, nature and urban areas are beautiful and not many people feel "isolated" and "depressed because we are away from other places". Australia is a beautiful place and I definitely recommend for you all to come and visit!
A whole lot of bullshit. No way I would trade living in Australia for the US.
I would
Half the points could be said about the US too depending on where in the US you live so I would not want to move to Australia nor America but I do like both of the countries.
@@itechcircle9410 So would I.
Political class & union leaders screw over middle class and upper class in Australia private sector ( every small and medium business owners I know struggle )
Meanwhile I'm here living the life in New Zealand. 🇳🇿
I’m an Aussie,
1) it’s pronounced Aussie like “Auzzy”
2) wildlife is fine, only stupid people would provoke them
3) fires are usually a bad thing BUT we have fires to help the bush grow, it’s so the seeds or whatever replant
4) the isolation is a good thing with covid and all
5) you get used to the heat
6) the internet can be trash but it’s usually fine
this video was full of a bunch of stereotypes that have been listed by so many americans NOT australian’s. Bet steve irwin would be disgusted by this video. can we not let americans try and decide what other countries are like until they properly understand it’s culture
Americans with em guns bro am I right
prove me wrong son
It's pronounced like ozzie
As an Australian, everything the video said is wrong. I’ve never felt isolated, I’ve never had a problem with bush fires, I’ve never had slow internet. This dude is acting like, his country isn’t shit. Like says the one who has a gun policy.
It isn’t hot where I live in aus. I live in Melbourne and in winter it can be normally about 11
yep same, and you're right.
Born and raised in Australia, I've lived in New York City, Miami, Los Angeles, Chicago etc - The American North East is like living in a freezer for practically 7 months of the year! It's torture hardly ever seeing the sun for months on end. Wake up in the dark, catch the underground subway and walk to your workplace in the cold shadow of skyscrapers, then spend your day under fluorescent lights. Finish work and the sun's already set at 4.30pm during the winter months in NYC. Living inside with oil heating for months and months - very unhealthy. Australia is full of nature (something only seen in Arizona, Utah, New Mexico and Colorado in the US) whereas the US is so congested with people nearly everywhere you go. It can be claustrophobic in the bigger cities. Miami is nice but too much crime, drugs and gun violence spols it. California is overcrowded. LA is overrated - too much pollution and people are full of themselves. Also the gun culture is out of control in the US - walk into the wrong neighbourhood and risk being shot. No thanks - that's why I moved back to Australia where I can watch the sun set over the Indian Ocean and there's sunshine almost every day of the year where I live. I love New York but it's too grungy and not somewhere to settle down.
I live in the northeast of America, and it is nothing near to what you are saying. We have four seasons. Also, I hope you can fight by yourself and never need those Americans to help you in, God forbid, a terrorist attack or invasion.
Great Video, 🇦🇺🐨 G'day from the land Down Under! Australia isn't just a country; it's a feeling, a lifestyle, and a whole lot of love. From the golden beaches to the outback's rugged beauty, every inch of this place is magic. Let's spread love and appreciation for this amazing country! 🌏❤ #AustraliaLove
Drive 20 minutes one way to a beach, and 20 the other way to creeks and lakes and waterfalls. Everywhere is air conditioned and we like being far away. Cities being far apart, means no cities so full you can't move! Road trips are a right of passage, with incredible sceneries. A bustling night life and lots of attractions. It's expensive here so I can vouch for that but our internet is fine 😅 and most carriers have no capped data now. If you love the outdoors and adventure - Australia for the win!
Everywhere air conditioned ? Not in Melb
@Endeavour N set uhhh…45 minute drive from bondi, you’re still inside bondi
Nice one , actually I’m really depressed right now, lost a coworker. very devastating , Needed someone to talk too..
Do you know how I can apply for Australia visa. .
The wild life might kill me either 💀 bats (rabies) ,spiders, cockroaches,what abt em .I just can’t take it
I like how this guy mentions every animal in Australia except for the magpie
magpies would flog thanos
lmaooooo in just the 2021 swooping season, i've probably been swooped over 10 times
@@lemon.squeezyy lol same
@xDiamondSpider I agree, I use to feed a baby magpie every day. They're unforgettable birds, and I mean it.
I've been in more danger with Magpies than ANY of the other animals he mentioned lol
I really doubt that Australians feel ‘trapped, lonely and isolated’ or care at all that they’re separated from the rest of the world. -An Australian
What you don’t know you can’t miss. There are countries in Europe with fantastic infrastructure, great public healthcare, free universities, modern schools and not to forget beautiful historical buildings.
Nice video to follow ❤❤❤❤
Sending love to Australia from Brazil 🇧🇷❤️
Aww that's so nice♡♡
Say hello to Claudia Gonzales for me
thx bro
Same🇧🇷!I love Australia🥰🇦🇺💖
OMG THANK YOU SO MUCH
I’m a proud Aussie who sadly moved overseas to Singapore, and I can say that this guy is capping about citizens feeling trapped and isolated And also about the travel part about Sydney to Melbourne and how you claim it’s a long drive which it is but. THATS WHY YOU TAKE A PLANE
@Indian Empire currently visiting SA and Melbourne from Singapore and I'm more shocked at the prices here. There is cheap food everywhere in Singapore but its hard to find a cheap meal in Australia. Singapore is only expensive due to high housing costs but for tourism and living costs I think it might be cheaper than Australia.
@Indian Empire It is expensive, but mainly for housing costs. Food there is generally quite cheap. Compared to the USA or Australia it is expensive, but compared to Switzerland it is very cheap (although Switzerland is already the most expensive place to live)
@@eggwoe2351 that would most likely be because of the prices going up my friend. Back in the 80s I think it was, apparently a cheeseburger from maccas was 20c.
yes
About the mental health problems and nobody wanting to talk to others about it. SHUT THE **** UP IGHT? LIKE THIS GUY DIDN'T DO HIS RESEARCH my right?
From an Australian's perspective its an interesting take on Australia. Agree on shopping hours and internet but fear of the snakes sharks etc I think you need to be a bit soft around the edges to really worry about that. True about travel time between cities but most of us fly and so it's not as bad as portrayed. Australians often describe distances not by miles/kilometres but by time taken to travel ( "how far is such and such... oh, it's about an hour and a half"). Earnings and cost of living is probably balanced so that say the cost of a loaf of bread takes the same minutes/time to earn as in many other countries. But the big plus is that when we travel our earnings buy a lot more things in other countries. Probably a reason why so many Australians travel overseas. Thanks for an interesting video. I enjoyed it.
I'm not from Australia however our lifestyle is pretty much on a par. I've met many Australians , both on my travels AND them visiting my country. Aussies are super down to earth and friendly people . Literally every great travel memory I have has an Australian we met en route - always an amazing time. A last thought - any possible lack of Psy's in Aus might be down to .." supply versus demand "..
As a Lebanese Australian if you live in a country like lebanon you’ll appreciate just how good australia is. People in first world countries truly don’t appreciate where they are. Come to lebanon for one week and see if you can last, you’ll find yourself kissing the ground of australia
Mazbout!
What if you're an anglo?
Italian here but I have the same feelings. I am coming back there and I will never leave again
I'd make it in Lebanon don't know about you boy
true but it seems there is among the younger lebanese generation a bit of a shitty attitude about australia. guess they haven't seen what their parents saw in lebanon, or life here isn't the dream that was sold to them.
His accent is not Australian mate don’t even try g’day mate, like mate Australia is. Beautiful country I love my home town
True I hate them people
His accent is most closely related to American nasally obnoxious. I can't even get through this whole video
OHH, U LIVE IN Darwin then ?
He is arrogant
All he said is fake stuff
I love Australia deeply with my ❤ and soul ,coming from West Berlin , it should say a lot, if you know our history. And yes ,we are isolated ,luckily , to not to deal with stupid humans.
The smartest thing that should be on everyone's mind right now should be to invest in different streams of income that are not dependent on the government. Especially with the current economic crisis around the world. This is still a good time to invest in gold, silver, and digital currencies (BTC ETH...).
I'm in a similar situation where should I look to increase income? Do you have any advice? What did you do? Thank you
Well explained. Financial education is indeed required for more than 70% of society in the country as very few are literate on the subject, thanks to Mrs Charlotte Walsh the lady you ones recommended
Wow.. I know her too she is a licensed broker and a FINRA agent she is popular in US and Canada she is really amazing woman with good skills and experience
After i raised up to 425k trading with Charlotte Walsh, I bought a new house here in the States and also paid for my son's surgery (Kelvin) glory to God.
Alright, thanks for the recommendation, but how do I reach her?
I've lived in Australia for my entire life end never once have I felt trapped Australia is an amazing place with a good community I love it here
I wish I can move there sometime in next few years. Your country is truly wonderful!
Okay but this guy’s talking abt moving here not being born here
Americans trying to tell aussies how they feel once again. This whole video is a joke
Does it feel like a hotter version of Canada without it's US? Just asking 😆
Same. I agree
(Im aussie too)
Really... you could have actually tried... anyone reading this I’m Aussie and I can assure he has NO knowledge of Australia!!!
imo he has grasped the whole of Australia in one video
Pretty accurate. Spent 14 years here so far, and I can't help but agree... Australians just are too nationalistic to ever admit they have issues
@Yusef 13? Obvious? Because it doesn't fit within your bias?
@@Jacebeaner thank you, Australians have so much pride in their country that they would literally flat out lie in your face about their country
@@Jacebeaner like what issues? The heat you get used to very quickly, the internet speed is pretty good in my opinion and who gives a fuck about time zones, no one feels isolated because of the distances between cities, and the animals are only dangerous if you live in the outback which isn’t most people. Yes Australia does have a lot of issues but this guy just chooses the stupid ones.
Poverty here is insane. Most people live pay check to pay check. Cost of living is nuts, more homeless than UK and USA combined, horrendous number of suicides, horrendous number of spousal murder.
Yeah the image we get is neighbours etc.. all surfboards and nice houses for everyone.
I love reading all these beautiful comments from people who have moved to Australia and now call it home and love everything about it- especially the opportunities. I’m proud that you have been welcomed and that you feel safe and happy.😊
I'm from Indonesia, one of the nearest Neighbor country,
I love Australia for No reason!♥️
Plenty of reasons mate (:
Me: I love australia for more than 1000 of reasons
Indo is doing awesome with the virus as well; I need to be on that side of the world!
im an aussie and i love indonesia. terima kasih banyak!
Thank you neighbor
I moved in Australia 3 years ago and let me say the best things in my life I’m 13 years old but 2017 counts as my childhood... I just felt so good in Australia
How diverse is australia?
StLucianQueen we have all race black white and Asian but mostly we have Aussies like aboriginal which pollution is 600k population out of 6.8 billion people
Jet D thank you so much!
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How do I move to Australia? I'm an exploration driller
I've been in Sydney over 20 years. summer is the best, not humid and the beaches are fantastic. The reason why I had to leave there is the house price and the rent.
i live in the australian country, bushfires are a real problem, its why i hate summer, one time i was just having a late night walk and then i look to my left and someone had set their tree on fire, we went to go check, they were okay 👍 but being woken up in the middle of the night and told to pack your things and find your cat is terrifying
another thing, most of my friends are american and online so time zones suck because theyre usually asleep before i get on, or im already asleep before they get on
but i wouldnt live anywhere else
Me trying not to cringe with him attempting the Australian accent: 😬😬
OMG SAME & IM NOT EVEN AUSSIE
This! And it’s “Mel - burn” not “Mel -bin”🤦🏼♀️jfk
...he also said Melbourne wrong
LMAOOO
Yep
“Australia is isolated”
Pacific islands: are we a joke to you?
Totally with 26M people living in a continent?? That’s a joke!! 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸😂😂😂😂
@@abbasrizvi7366 Jokes are supposed to be funny, not stupid and rude. Australia is actually a beautiful place. This video is FAKE. Don’t let it feed you lies. Like for example we don’t suck at driving it’s just that he thinks that probably cause this guy was probably driving too fast since our speeds are different most of the time. Your welcome.
@@abbasrizvi7366 at least we can keep our population and not loose them to daily mass shootings and increasing covid deaths.
Perth is the most isolated city in the world
Alaska, US more Isolated then Australia
Australia more better
My family wanted to migrate to Sydney Australia back in 2000 from Lebanon. We were denied because my mother had cancer and we did not meet their health requirement even though they offer free healthcare. America is my current home.
I've lived in Australia ever since I was born and although it can get hot, REALLY HOT, it's a great country, I've seen the great barrier reef and I'm still stunned on how great it looks.
I am not an Aussie, but I can say without a doubt that Australia is a really wonderful place. I lived in it for a few years. Looking forward to going back
you are 100% right you should come again
I really want to go to Australia a friend of mine moved there. I heard they make you have so much like $ and a job lined up ect before you become a resident. He said they do that so your not homeless. Idk if that's true. I believe he said you had to have at least 5 grand in an account
@@sarakay7291 Really? Well he got lucky, most people who come here are not permanent citizens, meaning you get paid less than minimum wage. It's almost impossible to get perminate citizenship here too. My step farther has been here for 13 years and he still hasn't been granted a permanent citizenship. So he can't use his degree because good jobs are reserved for citizens. The government also sucks ass.
It also costs thousands of dollars to apply for a citizenship that will be rejected because of a tiny fixable reasons. These reasons are bullshit and made up. One said you have to leave the country to apply, but changed their mind when he did leave. It's basically the ultimate tourist scam out there. Tens of thousands of dollars was wasted.
@@slyking214 his girlfriend lived there he got a Visa at one point was going for permanent residency did mention how difficult it was had to have enough in funds just to be there long term even on visa
I'm thinking about moving to Australia when i grow up, and this ain't changing my mind
and nor should it mate! The author really hasn’t done his homework. Oz is a great place and a thousand times safer than the USA!
Australia is nice new Zealand and Australia are best buddies its safe cheeper life I live here as a NZ
Do it it’s amazing here
@@mantlekaput1068 im from Europe, im planning to move to Australia, and i think Australia is 10 times better than America.. I've done my research, and u guys seem pretty chill, i dont like Americans mind set..
@@pustimedaproem4526 yeah and there’s so many American accents right? There’s two here Australian and American Asian Britain American all smashed together to make it sound like some normal accent lmao
Nice film work of places I’ve mostly seen. Yes Australia is beautiful. When you grow up in our environment you adapt to potential risks and take responsibility for your own safety.
Also one of your little clips is from Byron one of the best beach towns in Australia and it is on jonstans street near in the pink next to the northern
We migrated to Australia almost 20 years ago and “Australia is the place to be”. Dude, know your facts. I went to America for a holiday and will never replace my life being an Aussie now. Australia is such a beautiful country to live. I am blessed to be here.
As an expatriate Aussie I love my country, with all its adversities that is what makes it unique, I can only comment to the producer of this video; THE BRAIN IS A WONDEFUL THING AND EVERYONE SHOULD HAVE ONE" obviously he does not have one,hence this video really does not deserve commenting Eddie marsanich
Australia has good system and good wage etc. My family chose to live in Australia since I'm little kid. Because i need more support than china has.
Agree it is a Beautiful country
@@marsanich then why did you leave...?
@@hiendral9533 Probably for a job or career that has fewer opportunities in Aus, that's the main reason people leave.
The big question is have you ever travelled to and worked in Australia? If I had to choose to either live in the US or Australia I'd pick Australia hands down. From a Scot! 🏴🇦🇺
I'm a Scot! But I live in America. I love Australia
I Love Both
im from asia, but my family picked australia
Yes Mate! I am Australian and I was born here I haven't started working yet but when I get older I think I will stay in Australia.
How's the tyranny over there?
Canada is hot too dude - we go over 40 degrees all the time in our summer - here in Windsor that is, it's very far south...
Nah bro its fine here, just the trains and buses are often not on schedule and often cancelled. I live in Sydney and I love it here, and I went to Hobart, Melbourne, Canberra, and Brisbourne, all of them were awesome.
Im a asian australian born in australia and everyday i wake up grateful for everything this lands offers me my family. I would hate to live in a society where i cant leave my house in fear, walk in cbd with a rolex or drive a lexus. My kids can walk to school without fear of kidnapping or been shot for there skin colour. Im forever indebted to the land under. Proud vietnamese australian
Happy Tết for next week! I hope you and your family continue to prosper :)
Amazing! I’ve lived in Australia for my entire life and I’m grateful for other people from other nationalities such as Vietnamese to come and live here.
@@LiterallyHaz are the spiders that bad?
Same I know how u feel
Be glad you ain't aboriginal because in the Kimberly the KKK, still hunts, skins the children alive. Rip my niece's and nephews. At least you are now safe with god, and not hated by most races on this god forsaken world.
I moved to Australia 11 years ago. I love the heat and you can always escape it because every public building is air conditioned. And your house and cars have air conditioned normally. Summer is barely 2 months. If my friends from Ireland who migrated here can survive it then anyone can. Australia is very beautiful. Love driving around here from north to south. I have visited countries with never ending driving. The bush fires are common in lot of countries and trust me, you don't get compensated via mail box. Firefighters also give their life away saving lives, that is how great Australia is. Travelling, Australians love travelling so 20 hours is piece of cake, and you can always stop in between even while driving to another state, I have done 3 days trips stopping on the way, love the tourist spots. Time zone, there are 23 countries in the world with different time zone including USA, humans don't decide, sun does. Lol. Don't know what cheap plan you bought but my house is 121Mbs. And about animals, leave them alone. Like in USA, bears come and eat you. Australians love camping and always does. Kangaroos are everywhere and they don't like you if they know you are causing threats. Driving, hahaha! You don't travel much seems like. Things are expensive but you are paid good. If I can get double increment in 7 years of work then can anyone. I'm respected and acknowledged at work. And after hours, not few places, I have always done grocery shopping at night and Americans stop burning fuel unnecessarily 24 X 7, give the nature break for once. And mental health , we have numbers because people have places to go unlike many countries which doesn't have much support and care plan so it never gets reported. I myself have been advocate of RUOK and beyond blue and have councillors at work. My friends have used government help as well. USA is 27th ranking in suicide and Australia is 41st which we are not proud of and so should you not be as well. We are very lucky we have help in Australia. And now during covid19, which country is the best to be in.....Australia no doubt. If you want to know why, do your research and make a video in comparison with USA.
Yeah I was going to say that about mental health. We have higher stats because we have higher health care to collect them (;
You are so right.
Onya mate 👍
For real, I lived in FL nothing can be hotter than that right
You have covered everything.
wetside is a water park in aussie i think we have 2 because we have puplic pools or privet but puplic pools do cost money
As an Australian, The drop bears are scarier than most lol, they are riddled with syphilis and the biggest assholes out there
Reasons to move to Australia: No one says ‘anyways’ or ‘Fahrenheit’.
Oh yeah Bye UK
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@woody Vallallellalunga chill
woody Vallallellalunga well ya know
I’m not saying Australia is perfect but what country you from
He said G'day mates with an American accent im so confused
Tried my best xD
I think he is very funny
Aussies never say G'day mates when talking to a group only when talking to one person
Hey
He did in Australia
as an aussie myself, i constantly see spiders in my bathroom and sometimes the world just goes all upside down, now i have mastered standing on the ceiling!
Can you do New Zealand, Papa New Guniea and/or the Philippines?
One of the best things about living in Australia Is that it IS isolated from all of the other countries in the world!
Dangerous animals is live in city? Like Sidney. I'm thinking to move Australia for university. But I'm too scared to animals.in Sidney dangerous animals live there?
@@larinlasmodangya6674 The worst you will come across in Sydney are red back or funnel-web spider or maybe the very, and I mean very, rare snake in a suburban back yard. The spiders won't kill you unless you have an allergic reaction (Just don't leave your shoes outside and shake them out before putting them on), and snakes are really rare in major centres like Sydney.
This kind of dramatisation of what Australia is like just doesn't do the place justice. It is the equivalent of saying bobcats, mountain lions, bears and coyotes roam New York streets on a daily basis. Its a load of nonsense.
I live in country Australia, really rural. Even there I only see maybe 2-3 snakes during the summer. Maybe a few more if its a particularly wet year and they are more active. You just don't get that in major centres here. So don't stress, Australia is perfectly safe. Respect the wildlife and you will be fine.
@@el6957 thank you for your comment. I'm just thinking to Australia for university. But I'm too scared to animals. And like seeing snake is big deal for me so . If I see just one snakes I would probably having a heart attack. I guess Australia is not for me :/
How true! And living in a democracy gives us a chance to have good laugh at what the yanks call a "democracy". Anarchy is the best way to describe America at it is certainly getting worse.
@@larinlasmodangya6674 you won't see a snake in Sydney. This video is full of lies. I'm 58 and have never seen a snake in my life (and yes, I've lived in the country as well.)
We are one, but we are many
And from all the lands on earth we come
We’ll share a dream and sing with one voice,
I am , you are, we are all Australian.
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Love the song - love it to be our anthem rather than the AAF dirge.
Love the I am Australian version by The Seekers. I am an American. there was a time when I really thought about emigrating to Australia but just never happened
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Brisbane to Sydney is like a 9 to 11 hour drive if you don't take major breaks
I had made some friends from Australia playing FIFA online. They made it sound like a fun place. Wish I would’ve kept in touch with them. 😢
He sounds like he travelled here for a month and no one wanted to be his friend so he made this video 😂😂😂
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@@chrisweigo36 ❤ Can you make a subscription to the channel ,please .
There are many advantages. Take the long distance and isolation for example. If you want the in-laws to visit less often then just escape to Australia. Tell them it's hot. Tell them there are fires. Tell them that even without the fires there are poisonous snakes and spiders. All those rumours were created to keep us safe from the real dangers of the world outside of Australia.
Tell them it doesn't "actually" exist xD
@@ruth7472 are you a bot or something?
Brilliant
Hehea boi. Big brained aussies
Awesome, agree 100% 😁😁
My parents moved here from Scotland. Dad never wanted to see the place again. Mum did eventually go back and wished she hadn't. Said she was never so glad as when she got back here.
I'd give a bit of a nod to some of these points, but the dangerous wildlife one always bemuses me. If you live in the city, as most people do, encounters with wildlife will be pretty infrequent. I'd be more inclined to caution about ocean swimming, as every year tourists do drown. Crocodiles are mostly in the far north and you'd have to ignore a truckload of warning notices to put yourself in danger. Pluses about Australia are that it is pretty safe, individual liberties are mostly respected, the skies are mostly free of pollution, and crowds, queues and traffic jams are generally only experienced in the major cities.
I m moved to Australia 33 years ago ,,,God bless that day when I stepped this beautiful country! I love you Australia 🇦🇺🙏
Is Australia better than Canada and Sweden ?
Hungarian?
@@memo88sam I would say its better than Canada but not by much.But Sweden is better than Australia but Australia is still such a good place
@@memo88sam yes
Why australia better ? Some people complain of hot weather in summer and poisonous snake and dangerous animals !?
The best reason to live in Australia is it’s Medicare and health system.
and the sun shines a lot !
Spot on
Yes 100% true..i miss melb a lot!!!!:(((
Health care system... 😂😂😂, transport system 😂😂😂 education system😂😂😂 And driver's 😂😂😂
So what your saying is everyone in Australia is sick and or dieing. And is inneed of 24 hour hospitalization,
I live in Australia I haven’t seen the vid yet but I love love Australia
Bad drivers? I spent a few years in Louisiana. Lots of straight roads, not much traffic, very little bad weather… but the highest insurance premiums in the US. Lots and lots of one car accidents.
I read that Perth is the most isolated city in the world, so I moved there 😎 not one regret getting away from the madness.
I like being in Perth. Appreciating it more since covid.
@@NikitaHunt best place in the world to be right now!
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@@ricochet2977 true, you wouldn’t even know it existed until you decide you want to go on an aeroplane.
@@rayweier8845 agree. Except for today. I put three Loads of washing up yesterday and it’s bloody cloudy today.
Little did they know,………
JUST LEAVE THE POOR ANIMALS ALONE AND THEY WONT ATTEMPT TO KILL YA ESHAY!!
OH NO
Haha
Essay baaaaaa
Yeah!
ESHAY BAH
when you talked about internet, are you talking about home internet or mobile data?
LOL This cracked me up, as an Aussie I have to say this is hilarious but surprisingly quite accurate, well done :-D (PS. I LOVE living in Australia and would not want to be anywhere else)
Had a "deadly" snake in the backyard a few years ago, it didn't have any lethal weapons. there was no rampage. Just got the snake catcher in and the problem was solved.How many Americans have died in the past few years due to guns. Considerably more Americans die because of gun violence than Aussies killed by wildlife each year
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Dangerous animals is live in city? Like Sidney. I'm thinking to move Australia for university. But I'm too scared to animals.in Sidney dangerous animals live there?
@NotRllyJoey I'm not sure yet but it was very nice for me to learn this. I am grateful to you from turkey. Thank you
@@larinlasmodangya6674 It's actually pretty safe animal-wise. While there are venomous snakes and spiders in Sydney, plus some shark attacks, these are very rare and even less likely to be fatal. The point about bad drivers (at least in Sydney I can say we're a pretty aggressive bunch on the roads) is true. You are far more likely to be killed on the road than by an animal, or drowned in a rip if you swim outside the flags at the beach.
@@andrewdavids275 actually I'm used to bad drivers but in Sidney there are snakes? omg if I see just one I will probably got a heart attack .
Im Australian
Me watching this: umm, Americas worse
@Tiffany Mccoy what do you mean Australia is more free than America
@Tiffany Mccoy search it up
@Tiffany Mccoy australis 4th in the world
@Tiffany Mccoy America is way lower
As a fellow American, I agree.
you get hot you get to go to the beach luckley we have heaps some are even famous like bondi. And yes we have had some bush fires but not in a couple of years. I live in australia and i've talked to my friends about feeling isolated and they said and i state "I love australia i never want to leave." so may think that they feel trapped but most dont and plus this is coming from an american who has'nt spent all of there life here in australia. you said its like 14 hours to fly to the us well america is'nt typically the top place i want to go aussie can want to go to america but usually its not near the top of the list. and when you said that its a 31 hour drive you mentioned before about taking planes i think you forgot that theres airports in that statement. In time zones we can message and reply back and we will find a way to find an aproppiate time to facetime or call cause we are pretty smart when were untied with family and sometimes friends. the internet is'nt as bad as you think we do have pretty bad componeys but atleast our wifi and internet arnt the worst in the world. Yes there are a couple of deadly animals but there not always everywhere ive never seen a snake and i havent seen a spider in years. and all of the others i havnt seen at all some have but its rarley so if you come to australia i suposse that u wont see any unless you go to Queensland. and the fishing story i havnt even heard of it and i live here im sure if i did a little bit more reasurch i would find it but ive been tought alot about australia in my schooling years and i have not heard of it once. bad drivers ok so i have only seen one bad driver in all of my full 20 years of living here. yes it might be a little pricey but there are some stores and little shops here are pretty cheap and we can afford them all with the money we get from our jobs. i live in sydney and my house whas not in the milions and what would u know all you search up is how much do houses cost in australia but ive lived here my whole life and ive never baught a house that costs 1 million+. i live in a suburb with lots of shops and i've seen some open at midnight. no we dont keep our mental problems to our selves because in primary high school and uni we have a person that we can go to if were feeling down and we usually blabure to our friends if we have a problem. yes the process is alot but us aussies wont to know if there worthy enough to become a ciizen but you can push though anyways.
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There's no other country as wonderful like in Australia The people and everything 🥰
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I’m Australian not once I have I felt “lonely” or “Isolated” 😭
Same
Well that was a barrel of laughs. I am an Australian and haven't even seen a deadly snake before.
probably because you live in a major city mate
Nah I live in the out back desert and there is like no deadly snakes and if you do find one just fucking leave it alone it won’t do anything
I see many snakes bc I travel a lot and I mostly try to touch them because I’m stupid
Same and i live in the bush.
Me either lol do people think there’s no city’s lol 😂
There are over 200 countries in the world, and few are as unique and amazing as Australia. Granted, our weather sucks; but there is so much to be grateful for here. I hate how people depict Australia as a rural backwards shithole, when in reality we are one of the most advanced and amazing place on earth; and things are only getting better.
Also Dw abt heat just move to Victoria then it’ll be freezing but not cold enough to freez water or make snow…
Sounds more like 10 reasons why Aussies love the place !
Well, not really but you can say that you can just count all the bad things happening in that country compared to tons other countries are having.
I think Australia has a lot of positives too
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I’ve been here my whole life and I can say one thing, I love the heat, I’m not lonely, I don’t feel trapped or isolated??, natural fires aren’t our fault.. it’s actually healthy for our trees, would you really want cities so close to each other? I think Australia is a wonderful place and I think every one should visit this great country.
Australia is a climate change disaster and death zone, and YES the fires are the fault of wasteful Aussies who have the highest carbon footprint in the world. The total over the top response to covid in Victoria where I live was insane and yet so little real action on extinction and climate chaos which will make the death rate of covid seem miniscule in comparison
I’m from Sydney and wow I’m really happy I am 💕
@@ihatemath2770 Since I'm more of a mountain guy, and as I know there's a mountain range in eastern Australia close to where most of the population is, I wonder if it's possible to go skiing in that area ? I know it's not the first thing people wanting to visit Australia think about, but well I wonder.
No job opportunities in Australia.Only Uber and part time work.Rent is so high. Australia is not a good country like TH-camrs say
what about the snakes and other animals
if anyone lived in the Australia of my era, you would not be thinking of reasons to leave. It was a beautiful innocent time of harding working honest fun-loving people and prosperous times. The post war period was a magical time .I still love my nation very much and would not leave her for any other nation .but will admit much migration has WOKED her massively .not the same Australia.
When he said it’s unlivable in the outback when I went to the outback. I stayed there for two weeks
I love when he tells me about my own country and It’s not true
is it really hot in australia?
@@samade8812 Where I live in aus is REALLY hot in summer, and freezing in winter 😀
In the Big cities everyone is a softy (like me) but when you start getting in central Australia, which yes people do live there it gets hot like 35oC on average
@@Koby3797 so it gets hot only during summer?
Depends 98% don’t get hot 2% do
I have lived and worked in 8 countries but presently, and finally, I call Australia home - I guess that says it all!! the only other countries I would not mind calling home are Switzerland and New Zealand, with USA being my last choice though I am happy to call a few Americans "good friends"!!
I love the song "I Still Call Australia Home"! From Indonesia
Australia is fantastic, the land, the people, society, education, standard of living, free health, take care of our poor, highest minimum wage, diverse. Amazing country. Xx
Most expensive to buy a home in the world.