Life in Australia - It is lonely here! 

I enjoyed watching this video. To think that this is the scary part of migration. Moving appears exciting at first but by the time you start settling then these challenges begin to stare you at the face. Chioma, I appreciate you for sharing helpful tips on ways to cope during those trying times.

I wish I had seen videos such as this one when I first moved to Australia in 2020. I suffered so much loneliness to a point where I felt I was in the blink of depression. What made everything difficult was having moved two months before the whole world was shutdown. I know this will help many people. Appreciate your content always Sis.

Thank you so much for sharing this information. These are some great insightful tips.

Thanks Chioma, migration is a big challenge and settling down is really not easy.... But finding peace within yourself and being positive minded is priceless.

Thank you for sharing. Holiness is everywhere but not in Africa! People are broke no money but they are happy in Africa. Australia is like Canada something! We need to stay strong 💪 for Holiness. Just be happy my sister God is with you everywhere you are. Stay strong physical and mentally and we don't give up. U get a new follower from Canada 🇨🇦 😁👍🏽👍🏽

Chioma Opuruiche. There's something special that distinguished you from others. Your videos carries volumes of life lessons. I developed the habit of reading and writing after I watched your video on IELTS. I always make out time to watch your videos. Kudos Sis.❤

I've always enjoyed your videos, but this one tops it all and deeply resonates with me. Thanks ma'am Chioma. Much love❤

Incredibly heartwarming this video. Thanks Chioma!!

Thanks Chioma for this video. You are very creative and I admire you alot

Just discovered your page today, this particular episode is so deep. How you voyaged into your story is wonderful. Migration atimes can be scary.

Thank you for such a beautiful content. Well thought-out, detailed and a masterpiece.

This is one thing I am most afraid of in starting my student visa journey in Australia. It's really hard to make friends as adults especially when moving to another country. I am a little hesitant in starting my journey in Australia since a lot of youtubers said that most Australians have friends since childhood and tend to stick with those they already know. I hope I can get over this and start a new life in Australia. Thank you for sharing your real-life experiences Chioma!

Thanks chioma❤🎉

I enjoyed this all the way. Not just the context of the message but also how you transitioned the shots and carried us along.

I stumbled on your channel yesterday and I must confess, your channel is unique. Wish I knew you earlier. I am a happy subscriber❤

Thank you for sharing sis. Many of us can relate to this topic 😢

I love your calm and organized nature.

I love you Chioma,thank you my sister for this.As i wait for the outcome of my visa application, the thought of being alone in a foreign country gives me a flat panic😢

I did experience this when I moved from Jamaica to Canada 2 months before the pandemic. I still feel lonely in Canada and I'll have to go through this again when I move to Australia

Wow!!!!! What a beautiful home Chioma ❤❤❤

I love your videos ma'am, Damn! You are too organised lols. And you gat a lovely ride there

your so interesting to listen too. I've been to Sydney.

hummmmmm, I'm so proud of you even though we never met. If I had the right vocabulary I would shower you with the most uplifting compliments, your video contents are valuable, interesting so up to date, not to mention the way you convey these informations. I'm not from Nigeria, I do not have a lot of african friends who speak english, and I strongly believe that outstanding ppl like you exist in Africa, but to me you are that proof of an intelligent woman. Love from Myriam a Congolese

this one na documentary o. Lol. I am just few seconds in the video. I love it.

Thank you ❤

Love this ❤

Hello Sister Chioma, loving your videos is an understatement. I absolutely am a fan of your channel because of the choice of contents you share. Could you please make a video on the state of divorce in immigrant families in Australia? From this video, I understand that you no longer live with the father of your children. Could you please share what might have gone wrong? I hope this is not so personal. Thanks.

Thanks for sharing

Unfortunately. I currently find more lecturer and listener's but thank you so much for making this video

The B-Rolls are very scenematic. Good job! What camera and specs did you use? :)

Hello Chioma, thank you for this incredible video. You did hit the nail on the head regarding the reality of loneliness abroad. Please I have a question although not related to this video. A friend who is on student visa(subclass 500) intends to apply for his wife to join him in Australia soon but doesn’t know the exact visa option. Pls do you have an idea about the type of visa or visa sub code he should apply to?

Hi,I see you were packing braids,how is the salon arena in Sydney,i love braiding and don't know how to do my hair so would love to hear about the typical costs for salons be it ,relaxing or braiding

As an introvert, I actually thoroughly enjoy being alone. let's wait and see sha

i feel lonely too. i was going to reach out but saw you're in sydney! which i am not, but would love to still connect if you're open.

Hi Chioma, I can relate to every single word you uttered, and also to the tone, you said it in. You mentioned three areas - physical, cultural, and social; in your and my context, these all three arises from one thing - 'migration'. I, never experienced how my status of being a migrant would unfold, until I got married, and have kids (nine years after I, first migrated from my native country). Here are the reasons which make me to worry about my kids (which became the trigger, after 9 years of migration): I raise my kids with certain relegious values, which are highly un-relatable to the mainstream culture; race and identity issues for my kids; and the fear, that eventually, my kids might assimilate due to aforementioned pressures. Thing which is helping me to calm down in-relation to above-mentioned challenges is: prayers to Allah; acceptance that I don't have control over uncontrollable; and despite all the challanges for my kids, still Australia would be the place, they would call home.

Hello,is it's to get visitor visa then I change it to work visa

It’s amazing ❤

I am. Going to start my graduate certificate in Social and community service followed by Masters in Social work (Qualifying) in Feb 2024. I will be 37 years when I will complete my study but according to recent visa changes, age limit for 485 is going to be 35..This is scary.. Please guide about this in your next video. Is this age restriction is for new students or for every student who will be studying earlier.. Also tell us about when these changes are going to be implemented?? 😢😢😢

Absolutely beautiful Chioma. Beautifully explained. What a mom you are.

Please can you make a video about racism in Australia ?

I watch you from Bangladesh 🇧🇩 already started loving your videos

Weldone Sis😊

Thanks for your video. I feel lonely because I have Asperger's. I believe there are two types of loneliness for men, being alone and not having a romantic relationship. But women don't seem to agree with this. Every female I've met, including doctors and therapists says I can cure my depression by having friends, but not from having a girlfriend. But every single male/male therapist and doctor believes I can cure it from having a romantic relationship. Also, I have emotional deprivation because my mother was schizophrenic.

Intriguing

Hello Chioma...can you bring your parents through the 482 visa?

Feeling fear😨.. i just move abroad next month to Australia Fear unlock😓

Im relocating Next year to Australia, Single, i hope to find a good African lady for a relationship/marriage over there.

Chioma, why u no dey enjoy life back home with davido and had to go to where Australia of the places out there 🙆🏽‍♀️

You can't be lonely in Australia. What about your husband, are you not living with him?