Why I Left AUSTRALIA For ENGLAND 

Everyone loves difference places for different reasons, don't they! I am sure one day you'll make it back! :)

@Tony Jizzharder derby is a shithole, cuz

hahah people just love to complain really!!

I love the uk because people are more nicer

Australia weather is horrid….stinking hot in Queensland…. I’d rather take a lovely cold day in the UK to a rotten hot day where one swelters here in Australia. I cannot begin to tell you how much I detest Australian weather.

@@jeanettegillings7202 I think it's actually killing me at this point. Hot as hell at 6:30am at the moment...

@@codyw1 where are you?

hahahaha don't lie - even the brits get excited about snow too!!!! hahahah It doesn't snow very often in the UK tbh. I only made my first snow person the beginning of this year!! haha

Not me Lauren as an adult but when I was a kid I loved it. My favourite weather is wind and rain especially when you are warm and cosy looking out at it. I do love the sun but I hate the heat and stickiness especially the sticky humidity as I have psoriasis and it doesn't do my skin much good. Take care and stay safe mate. 💂‍♂️💂‍♂️💂‍♂️💂‍♂️🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺

@@Wanderlauren does it snow in Manchester?

Weeb

@@taylormyers237 I think I'm turning Japanese, I think I'm turning Japanese. I really think so.

@@taylormyers237 LMAOOOOOOO

@@jayjohnson2035 chi cha chu

Happy to be here! Hah

Yes, we don't grow without change! :)

Well said!

Leave Australia before getting too settled.

NSW is boring u come here after a year u realise there’s not much to do it’s not all beachs sometimes u want to go out and do activities that aren’t gonna put u in jail and see other cultures

You wont a cuppa tea mayte?

Australians are basically Britishers only 🤪😜

Funny the Aussies and Kiwis pay no Tax VAT, use the NHS break the cnditions of thier work permit but if an Indian person comes to work in the NHS the British revolt! It may be a concern to you that out of the 28 Kiwis most of them were from India heritage but because thier accent and you think they are the illigtimate children of the Brits. When I told people this there view of our white illigitmate children was an illusion they quickly wrote tot hre Home ffice at that time a womena Mc Clusky and demanded action must be taken. It seems we like immigration if they are white!

@@binagarten4667 I don't know how many British people you have spoken to but I for one do not "revolt" at the idea of anyone who is capable working in the NHS and I think you'll find nor do the majority of us British public. You seem to me like one of those people who hears things and because of the way the media builds things up believes it to be the majority. I bet every time you hear about a football riot you believe all football supporters to be drunken hooligans who only seem to care about themselves which simply isn't true. I personally have only complained once about someone in the NHS and that was when I I recieved a phone call from a chap who clearly couldn't speak English and admitted to me several times on the phone that his English was poor. Does that mean I have a problem with his race? No! Does that mean I think he shouldn't be working in the NHS? No! However, I do feel it's slightly unfair on both the patients on the phone and on him to be in charge of telephone conversation when he struggles with his English. We don't complain about someone because of their race we complain about them beaches they seem incapable of doing their job and if you paid close enough attention you'd realise that white British people who are incapable of doing the job get just as much blame because I'm sure you know as well as I do that there are plenty of them

@alexander dont they have a British ancestry (atleast majority of em mates!)

Did you go to Perth? I went there for several years, and spent a lot of time travelling round and enjoying the differences. The bush is amazing particularly in wild flower season. However, after a few years I began to hanker for the old country again and came home. I fell in love with the UK the moment I hit the land again and forty years on, even with political difficulties and every other irritant I still love it here.

@@Lily-Bravo that's interesting,yes it was Perth I went to I'm thinking of traveling for a couple years but didn't want to leave it too long incase I then coudnt get a visa to live there

haha happy to help!

of course! always have to mention the weather haha

yeah same hahahaha.

Good on ya! go and see the rest of the world!!! 😍

@@tyanx1 haha I'm sure you will love it because it's not something you grew up with or are used to. There is loads to do if you have never been there. I think you would just love the lifestyle because its different to the UK and it's sunny & warm :). Also, you can only try! If you don't like it, then you can go back home! simple! You'll never know unless you give it a go! :) What do you mean by being so disconnected from everyone? haha yeah its geographically quite far from other cities.. but you would just get a flight. is this what you mean?

@@tyanx1 be warned, summer in Queensland is long and hot…. If you’re okay sweating all day and night (unless you’re in aircon) then fine.. and when I say sweating it’s exactly that…my glasses forever fall from my face, the moisture drips off me…. As for seasons, it’s either a very dry winter or a very VERY hot moist summer. Good luck with whatever you choose

I’d return to the UK in a heartbeat. Australian born but married to a Brit….

@@tyanx1 We are not disconnected from the rest of the world at all . This girl that has done this video , has no appreciation if her life growing up in Australia .There is always something to do when you put your mind to it . When ever you state that you are bored , the problem isn’t the country , the problem lies with in yourself . When I was in my early twenties, I didn’t experience much night life because I was too busy taking care of my mentally I’ll mother . A lot if young people want heaps of nightlife so they can get very drunk and act in an inappropriate manner . It is a sense of selfishness because you want it all .

Yeah do it, move to Byron bay. You got it in your first name.

@@jayjohnson2035 can you tell me please a good emigration expert in Australia?

@@souiritv8355 fuck off

Still here after 7 years! Living in London now! :) love it!

Australian sun is so harsh that it is the skin cancer capital of the world.

Interesting though, that an immigrant (don't mean that in a bad way) doesn't feel that England is a part of Europe..

@@Flappatackle yeah, were not mainland Europe. But saying that, Spain and Germany are completely different while both being in Europe

Yesss exactly!. Every city or country has its good and bad points. Living in hot weather and by the beach won't doesn't automatically equal happiness like some people seem to think 😂😂

I was able to get the 5 year UK ancestry visa because my grandma was born in the UK. And when I moved to the UK I lived with my auntie, who is Australian but has lived in the UK for many years. After a few months, i moved into a share house I found on spareroom.com. :)

Very true!

Yup! I tell people all the time that its one of the remotest cites in the world! haha yeah it definitely makes sense! I have nearly lived here for 4 years and I am keen for a bit of a change now! (Obviously corona is slowing that down a bit.) But hopefully next year I'll be able to move somewhere else. I wont go back to Aus for now, unless I absolutely need to... maybe to live with family and save money.. then i'll be off again! haha

@@Wanderlauren Good to do all this before settling down with a husband, kids and mortgage. Then there's no feeling of having missed out. Keep safe😃👍

can you say a bit more why it is best move?

Nasty comment. What are YOU smoking?

Can you explain why australia id better than England?

@@frostshallow 5 things. Weather is so much better, and so much less miserable weather, the people are much nicer, it’s not overpopulated and busy, unless yo in Sydney and Melbourne, it isn’t very expensive to live here like England and the lifestyle suits me.

@@hkpr-ro6ui Jesus mate, learn to take a joke

Yes, If I ever lived in Perth again, I would definitely miss the cheap and convenient flights to Europe haha Maybe I would have to live somewhere in Asia so I can travel around Asia but be close to Perth to see family and friends haha 😂

Even to get to somewhere around Asia is expensive

Yess, Aus can be a bit like that unfortunately. :(

Australian pay rates are much higher than England

@@ahmediftikhar3008 I used to think like you and felt I m compromising salary over career opportunities but having lived in the U.K. for several years showed different things .... Pound values are almost two times more so in comparing the two Aussie payments should be divided to two. Furthermore so many things are cheaper and of higher quality in the U.K. making life considerably less expensive if you r smart than a major city like Sydney ..

Closed to what?

In what way closed mindsets?

Sounds great! It is a lot easier when you have family in the country you are moving too. Glad I could help! :)

Mate I am English and live about 30 miles from Essex, DONT MOVE TO ESSEX. Kent is next door where I live and it’s so much better, closer to London to Europe, higher wages, better quality of life and you could go visit Chelmsford whenever you want it’s a good place to visit, just not to live.

@@Tom-tk4ir I live in Chelmsford and I don't like people slagging it off.London is 30 minutes away by train and Stansted and Southend airports are also 30 minutes away.Just outside the City we many scenic villages and lots of countyside..

yeah exactly! loads of rainy places in Europe!

If his dad was born in England then your bf will be able to get a British passport. I got a 5 years ancestry visa because my grandma was born there but you can also apply for youth mobility visa which lasts 2 years - www.gov.uk/youth-mobility. If your bf were to get a passport, you could probably even apply for partner visa. I made 2 videos about my visa experience: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-3vuiDYS2d0A.html & ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-M4Z4SFdbwaM.html Best to have a look on the UK government website because the prices are different for each visa & will be different to what I paid almost 5-6 years ago. Hope this helps! :)

@@Wanderlauren ah thank you...the plan is to get a right to abode visa as his dad's English heritage plus he's over the age of 30 so he won't get the youth visa...but when he gets over here we will be getting married and he will have that going for him also. Am just worried the new Brexit laws will stand in the way of him getting in the country on the new "point" system

@@neardeathexperience1111 Yeah he has loads of options then! :) I am not sure if Brexit will affect people coming from Australia. I think it will just affect people who want to live in Europe or coming from Europe.

@@Wanderlauren ah thank you....that puts my mind at ease. Yeah I think he will do the right to abode then and we can get married ...

@@neardeathexperience1111 sounds great glad I could help 😊

English outdoor is ❤I love it

@shahilagh Each to their own. I'm glad you love it. Everyone should love where they live and what it offers for them

@@Paddy234 absolutely. otherwise the world was overcrowded somewhere. A lot of factors play in apart in where we settle. Age and life stage , family, job, health requirements. And U.K. is not the same everywhere too. Likewise in Aus. I used to live in Manchester and couldn’t wait to leave but when I came to yorkshire I didn’t miss Sydney anymore. It is highly individual based

Aw thank you so much for the lovely comment!! glad to be here! :) cant say i've ever watched Picnic at Hanging Rock haha. I'll have to watch it! 😍 I have heard that Perth has a similar climate to California as well ;)

I live in southern NSW. There's a few British immigrants around here who just fit in and hold regular jobs. As far as I know, we all get along, but sometimes we do joke about the differences......of which there aren't many.

@@Wanderlauren California’s climate is more moderate not hot asf like Perth and more like Mediterranean Europe

haha yes that is true. Aus is beautiful as well💙 After over 4 years in the UK, I am feeling a pull to come back towards Aus & Asia! hopefully I will be able to get there soon once covid passes!

But deadly animals

@@mrcool2107 been here for 12 years but never bitten by any of them.

@@jana8849 yea . But I heard that many Australians gets killed by deadly creatures

@@mrcool2107 it's a sterotype

The same way I found jobs in Australia haha, online! The job websites I used in the UK to find jobs are: Indeed, Total Jobs, Reed etc.

@@Wanderlauren haha thanks, sorry I worded that badly, I think I meant more like how is the employment situation?

I can't remember the exact amount but a couple of grand. Maybe $4000. You need to prove you have about £2000 in your bank account for the visa application.

Can you tell us please what type of visa and send us the link

Maybe one day!! When they have left the nest! haha

yo i wish i visited sydney since am bored of england

@@GrandGamesReviews I'm in Melbourne lol I look at the weather and england and want the snow lol I always look at Manchester

@@mishele07 😂

@@mishele07 if you want snow, then Scotland may be better lol 😆 more chance in the northern Highlands

Just go for it!!

That’s where I am , lots of foreigners think You’ll like it

HAHA, enjoy the hash cookies cuz.

@@jayjohnson2035 shush

@@theducklad3875 do you even know what hash cookies are or do you live under a bridge?

Neither is better than the other. It just depends on what you are looking for and what is important to you!

To do M.S course.(cyber security course) reply??

Japan and Sri Lanka are nice. Brazil is also fantastic. Do some research on those as well.

@@noelgibson5956 sri Lanka and brazil 😂😂 indian universities are lot better

Go for it! 😊

@@RANJITSINGH-dm7sp hi there, how are you?

@Shutupand Sitdown 😂

@Danny Viking Hopefully once the borders open ill be able to check it out!

@@alexandreagardiner9503 I'm from Brisbane also, love my state but fucking hell these cunts don't know what they're doing with our country and borders. Forreal one of the best places to be during this coronavirus and could have avoided it all of our trashy prime minister actually gave a shit. The old prick was on vacation in Hawaii while we were dealing with bush fires, waited 3 months after the coronavirus serviced to close our borders. Talk about an irresponsible, stuck up prick.

I'm not sure, but I think you can only claim benefits if you are a resident. For example I'm an Australian citizen but because I live in the UK and i'm not currently a resident in Australia, I can't claim Australian benefits.

to be honest, I do miss the outdoor lifestyle Australia has! You always want what you don't have! haha

@@Wanderlauren Yeah it's swings and roundabouts. The UK has more culture, history, easy access to Europe, and London has more job prospects. But Australia has better weather, more spacious, cheaper housing, better wages, stays out of trouble from wars etc, and amazing beaches. If it weren't for my parents living in the UK, I'd choose to live in Australia any day.

What is it like in Brisbane because I want to move to Australia whenever I can and I’m trying to find where the best places to live are

@@Wanderlaurenbut weren’t u just saying in this video how much u hated it basically trashing ur own country

@@hannahcastreetrust me u don’t u want to see crime with kids happen everyday that’s what ur gonna get

Would love to visit the OG Perth one day 😍

Thats great to hear! Not many of us in Manchester! how long have you lived here?

@@Wanderlauren been here since April 2014! defo getting into the northern lingo now ha! originally from hobart, then Melbourne before coming over here. Met a couple from hobart living here which is random!

@@aliciahince3048 my bf lives near Hobart and wants to move here next year.

Oh I seee! Thats what I like about Britain, all the older buildings and the history! haha thanks

Maz I remember how bright and sunny it was when I first landed in Perth airport. The light definitely hits different down under. 😍

@@britjj5126 I must add that the people in the UK and their mindset toward migrants were far better than those of Australia. We felt welcomed in the UK but here we get looked down upon. I came to Australia as an engineer but most people assume that I'm a refugee and illegal immigrant.

That’s called ignorance!

It's awful here in Perth. I'm from the UK and can never leave here. I was shocked when I saw the pubs too. I hate the sun. I see nothing here to like. I'm grieving for home.

@@angiewolflove4040 Yes, that's an unhappy situation....being stuck in a very isolated place like Perth if isolation isn't your thing ...particularly if you can "never leave". Sounds like a prison sentence. Being in Australia is isolating enough without being banished to the Western Front ! You may, possibly , be happier in somewhere like Melbourne . Unfortunately, Australia has changed, dramatically, over recent years and we now have major problems most of which have been caused by our rapid, excessive and utterly irresponsible population growth...at least over here on Melbourne and Sydney. But, no, I couldn't cope with Perth....just too cut off, out of sight and out of mind. I'm thinking seriously about leaving now. Apart from the heat and the lousy pubs, this country was quite a good place to live .But, as I say, it's all changed now. A lot of young Australians are facing a bleak future and, frankly, they would probably be better off "going home" to England, Scotland. .... where ever their family originally came from. Amazing that we have screwed things up so quickly in such a young country

@@retrothingz Thank you for your understanding. I cannot afford to move to the Eastern states. I'm 70 now and have ill health. I just wish I had never come here. I do like being alone most of the time. I just miss the community I was brought up in. I agree it has changed here. Sorry for sounding so down about Australia.

I left Perth when I was 22 and I’ve lived in the UK almost 7 years now. In that time I’ve travelled to loads of different countries.. as you can see by my many travel youtube videos I have on my channel! :)

I seem to remember the flight from Perth to Sydney was about the same as UK to USA. Perth is really remote.

hahaha! nice ;)

hahahahahahaahah. Honestly, you don't see that many, I promise!!!

@@Wanderlauren I hope so, but Australia is really a beautiful country.

Hahaha one day!

hahaha yeah, Manchester is becoming a lot more popular these days😍 Exactly! so true, you shouldn't let the weather rule your life! but I do understand if people have grown up in England their whole life and they are craving that sunshine☀️ When I lived in Perth, I never stayed out in the sun too long, it just drains you. Don't get me wrong, I love the warm weather.. but I won't be going out for a walk in 40 degree heat, no thank you. ahaha🤣

USA is a million times better than Australia.

@Ojas Kapoor I,ve been to California 6 times,I would say its my favourate state,I went to San Francisco,Santa cruz,driven all whe way along Highway 1 coastal road,been to Yosemite ,all the theme parks in Cali magic mountain being my favourate,been to Las vegas,San diego,Hollywood,Im from England and why do you want to move to Australia?there is nothing there thats wants to make me go,it just looks a big dessert waste land with a few cities to me and I would never go there as they do not like the English people.California has plenty of sun.

@Cameron Rose No

Not me fam, I'm a true Aussie and think the UK's a heap of shit. I mean respect to her, she can live where she wanna live but me personally i'd never move from Australia to the UK. Gotta be bloody bonkers to do that mate. I'd never giveup my amazing bitches, a BBQ and four-wheel driving on the beach for a sad, rainy and posh country full of stuck up bastards who think they're the shit. I'da laugh in their faces and tell em to go buy some teabags with their monopoly money. 😂

@@jayjohnson2035 to each their own.

@@NoirL.A. honestly mate I'm just taking the piss. I got respect for every country and every culture. I'm just proud of my country and like you said. Us Aussies are usually defensive over our country. So that's basically all this is, I'm not trying to hurt nobody. I'm just an internet troll who speaks my mind and takes the piss for the jokes and laughs. No hard feelings, like you said. To each their own. 💯

Try eleven times.

Please enlighten me as to what I can't do with my passport since Brexit. I have travelled to many countries in the last 6 years and noticed no difference whatsoever.

@@briwire138 Being an EU citizen you can live, work, study in any of the 27 EU + 4 EEA + Switzerland. Live & Work-> Currently UK is going through economic slowdown, many job losses, inflation is happening in UK. Being an EU citizen you have the freedom to choose and live in a country which is growing and have good job opportunities and pay. Study & Business-> Many EU countries are way better for starting and growing businesses, they have lower taxes etc. In many EU countries higher education is highly subsidised or free which is also a plus point then in UK which has very high cost of higher education, also high competition. There are many other points but the comment will be too long.

Firstly, every country had a spell of turmoil due to Covid and Ukraine. The UK is bouncing back, Germany is in recession. I wouldn't say job losses are high and our unemployment rate is one of the lowest in Europe, 24% youth unemployment in Spain for example. The Brexit vote showed that they thought the cost of free movement was too high due to the massive imbalance of movement into the UK. I've no intention of moving abroad. If the UK is so bad, why was there a net rise of 600 000 last year?@@RishabhMazumdar

@@briwire138 I agree with some of your points like immigration imbalance and reason of economic slowdown. I never said UK is bad, I just evaluated the post brexit till today's situation of UK. You are saying UK is bouncing back recently Birmingham announced bankruptcy. Agree job losses are happening even in many EU countries but atleast they have way better social security benefits than UK does. Lastly yes, many people are immigrating to UK but, 80% of them are from 3rd world countries who don't evaluate the pros & cons of immigrating to a particular country they just immigrate because of the hype. For eg USA situation is way bad than UK (From social security POV)but they recieve immigrants in millions. 😂

B F They were many British people in Australia for hundreds of years, and we’re pretty good people anyway!

Hahaha how come??

They didn't want to give a valid reason as to why Sydney is shit but I'll believe you mate. India seems like much more of an accurate country to live. I want to live in an Indian hut and wear a straw hat on-top of my strap back. That's what I call living life to the fullest.

It is the green of England that I love. So many shades of green. So lush and verdant. even in the winter, the colours are gorgeous, purples and lime greens, In Australia I loved the grey green of the bush against the terracotta soil, but for everyday life, it's the changing seasons for me.

haha I don't agree with the hotels in tourists spots being shabby because thats not true at all! Shopping malls do close early, especially in Perth, they open later in Melbourne and Sydney though. Xmas in Australia is what I grew up with but I do love a white Christmas now I have experienced Christmas in the UK & Europe!! :)

Born and raised in Perth Australia.

Hows the planning going for your move? Yes still loving the UK, living in London now though! Instagram is the best place to msg me if you'd like to. :)

The problem of boredom lies with in yourself not Australia . If you are bored you ca always find something to do .

@@louisaklimentos7583 your first sentence is correct. You may be easier to entertain than myself, finding something to do is not the answer I need to feel like I'm getting the most out of my life.

yeah hahahahah. I've only lived here for 4 years!