I am LEAVING Australia Permanently! | Why? When? Where?

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00:00 - Intro
01:03 - How it all started?
02:59 - Decided to stay back & work
04:16 - Then I graduated & things turned around
06:11 - Change of careers
06:44 - PR scenario was changing
08:05 - The Skill Assessment Fiasco
11:50 - Do I regret it?
12:35 - And now what?
13:49 - Why am I not going back to India?
I moved to Australian as an international student from India with a lot of hopes and dreams like any other international student in Australia who comes for studying abroad from India.
Studying in Australia was probably the best decision of my life I had ever taken and I do not regret even one second of it. However, after studying and working in Australia every person wants to stay back and get PR in Australia or permanent residency in Australia and so did I.
Life in Sydney as a student and as a working professional is amazing and better than I had imagined. I made friends from all over the world, learnt different cultures and changed myself in a way that I am so confident that I can live anywhere else in the world. Living in Australia comes with its ups and downs like any other place.
However, things and situations took a different turn than what I had imagined my life in Sydney to be and I had to take the hard decision to leave Australia for good.
And today I am sharing everything about how life in Sydney turned out for me as an international student from India, living in Sydney as a student, living in Sydney, Australia's pros and cons and working in Australia. I will also share about my struggles to get PR in Australia after Masters and why I have chosen to move out of Australia.
Let me know if you want to see more such videos and I will put my efforts to create more of these kind of videos along with my travel vlogs.
Until then, enjoy!
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5 авг 2024

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@arshadahmed288 2 года назад

Kudos to you...U r such an inspiration to the international students even you failed for multiple times but u never stopped that's what it should it be.....Thanks for being an inspiration ❤️❤️❤️❤️

@Whatsnextakanksha 2 года назад

Hey thanks! Stopping was never an option, just needed to find the right alternatives at the right time :)

@rroshen2246 Год назад

No work here in Melbourne Only Uber Rents very high. Very hard here.

@rroshen2246 Год назад

No jobs in Australia Very high cost of living Many Indian’s leaving Now Australia no good..

@dipakshrestha6071 Год назад

true

@Oliviacassidy_ Год назад

The rich stay by spending like the poor and investing without stopping while the poor stay poor by spending like the yet not investing like the rich. INVEST NOW!

@Alessandroabbatecola Год назад

Despite the economic market crash, I'm so happy. I have earned over $49,600 returns from my $8,000 investment

@williamleonard2242 Год назад

I came here to learn how to trade after listening to a guy on radio talk about the importance of investing and how he made $460,000 in 4 months from $160k. Somehow this video has helped shed more light on some things, but I'm confused, I'm a newbie and I'm open to ideas

@williamleonard2242 Год назад

@@Alessandroabbatecola HOW? I would appreciate if you show me how to do that, I'm interested.

@Alessandroabbatecola Год назад

I invest with Mrs Sofia Ryan, she is my broker.

@donaldkelk Год назад

@@Alessandroabbatecola Wow I'm just shocked you mentioned expert Sofia Ryan, thought I'm the only one trading with her.

@brendcruz3881 Год назад

I'll be honest when I say this as an Indian "Once we move out of India to a developed country (UK, EU, AUS, CAN, NZ, Middle East), we do not feel like returning home to India (unless forced to due to visa issues or for parents) as we get exposed to the better standards of living, freedom of expression, better quality of air/water/food, etc." I do not think whether congress or BJP ruling India will make much of a difference as the gap that exists between India and the Developed world is way too much and does not seem like that gap will reduce. It is harsh but the honest truth! Indians have been migrating for the past several decades and that will continue as long as there are major gaps between developed and developing world.

@Overloaded877 9 месяцев назад

Gap will surely reduce Indian economy is doing better and its expected to become developed in near future. Maybe the next generation do not have to move out like we do

@absurdperson8711 8 месяцев назад

@@Overloaded877 economy count country as a whole but on ground level there is diffrent reality

@kingrameez1 Год назад

People need to know that what Australia really requires is highly educated but low payed fuel station attendant, warehouse worker, barista worker, delivery driver; whilst you earn you spend it all on living expenses, making rich more richer, that’s why the locals are demanding more low payed workers, students etc. so they can have it all easy and comfortable.

@jed2055 3 месяца назад

When I moved interstate in Australia I expected to land the job I was trained for withing 3 months. 18 months later I took a labourer's job. It's all I could get yet I was highly trained in my career choice. I never did get a job back in that sector. That's how hard it is in Australia so please spare me your complaints. kingrameez1 said, "People need to know that what Australia really requires is highly educated but low payed fuel station attendant, warehouse worker, barista worker, delivery driver;" No mate, that's why the government make it hard to get into this country. If a highly educated person is allowed to enter with no jobs in the market for those skills, that person can end up pumping petrol or working menial tasks. The real trouble is, many citizens of 3rd world countries will do anything to escape their country's poverty and zero opportunities. It is not the job of countries like Australia to take each and every person from anywhere in the world who feel they would like to live in better circumstances. Australia is a big country on the map but with heavily mechanised manufacturing, ditto for agriculture and a small population, it simply does not need a flood of folk from poorer nations or anywhere for that matter but especially people whose skills are not required. Can you not see that? Many citizens from the UK and the US fail in their application to gain permanent entry here just as Australians fail doing the same thing elsewhere. Each country has it's own problems but letting people enter and stay with very few jobs that suit their skills base is just plain stupid. There will always be people who once rejected, turn the argument around so its somehow that country's fault. That doesn't wash mate.

@glaredolarsy2842 Год назад

Thank you for sharing! You’re not alone in this journey. Good luck!

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