Migrating to Australia in 2019: Interview with Duaa from Jordan about her first 7 days Down Under

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Are you interested in migrating to Australia in 2019? Is it your dream to move to Australia and study, travel, or work? If yes, then this interview episode of the Aussie English Podcast is for you.
Today, I chat with my dear friend Duaa about how to migrate to Australia. She's been listening to the Aussie English Podcast, as well as been a member of the Aussie English Classroom, since it began, and has been learning as much Australian slang, expressions, culture, and history, as she prepared for migrating to Australia in 2019.
She's just arrived in Australia this year in 2019 and has migrated her with her family from Jordan in the Middle East.
In today's interview, I ask her about her first 7 days in Australia, what her impressions of the country and its people are, what she things of Melbourne, and what she thinks of the cultural differences between Australian and Jordan, and more!
Go here to listen to the podcast episode:

[@AmrSalem22]

I'm in awe of the way Duaa speaks, and fascinated by her intelligence. I'm not sure if I can make it to live in Australia; however, this interview was helpful and encouraging to me. Thanks guys 💓

[@maqsoodalam519]

One of the best English spoken channel and you are so amazing online English teaching

[@walbermr]

I subscribed to your channel to learn more about english and the Australian culture in general. So, a week ago I returned to Brazil from an international robotics competition hosted in Sydney. And I got amazed by so many stuff that I started to look how to immigrate to Australia, talked with people who studied in the same university as I and immigrate to there and even applied to a company.
Now, browsing my youtube subscriptions I see this video, coincidence? 😆😆

[@kristinakovac4143]

Your channel is amazing mate!Her story reminded me of me when I came to Australia in 2016,when I didn't know a one single word on English but watching your channel I was every day better!🍻Cheers

[@osamahmousa]

Wow she’s really has an Aussie accent

[@psycho_m_animations]

This was really helpful and nice. I'm from the Middle East as well, and I always thought about moving to Australia eventually. This helped me learn that it's not hard to adapt as long as you're willing to. Thanks for making this video!

[@bagheri52]

love it. thank you!

[@matheuscastilho8940]

So good to watch this kind of video. I miss that ☺️

[@Sandra.Molchanova]

Truly awesome English skills, I know I was worse when I had arrived in New Zealand. Good luck to everybody in your family!

[@naveen123456007]

I also applied in General skill category -Electronics Engineer and got my Visa after 1.6 years., Arrived in may18 and after 6 months got decent job . I am happy living in this great country. Cheers

[@xxxtyphon4298]

Oh my God I can't wait for my son to study there in Australia

[@canonmoon185]

Really i enjoyed this video and your awesome channel .

[@rezav2062]

I've been living in Australia for 8 years, Based on experience It is difficult to live as engineer in Australia. Employers prefer to hire Australians, they prefer to support Australian colleagues rather than migrants. Migrants are usually get less salary compare with their Australian colleagues and many other negative points.Just google it,If you don't believe me. Property is very expensive here in Sydney( almost twice more expensive than 10 years ago-in general). So It is very difficult for migrants to pay off their mortgage with their average salary. If you want to spend money, Australia is a good country and everybody respects you. But if you want to earn money then story is different.

[@quranicsoulswhispers]

How can we contact you?

[@mraffa1722]

Oh wow cool 😉 somewhat relatable. 7ayhom el Nashama!

[@MyCam4U2]

Hey mate, I used to watch your videos and unfortunately it was a gap due to my job activities. Like all of them. Please try to present Australian culture and the national parks

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[@ibrahimjameel65]

Remember no U turns while driving Duaa

[@youneslahjaiji5739]

Hi how are you

[@youneslahjaiji5739]

Thank you

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