Why migrate to Australia

Australia is a culturally diverse, racially tolerant society that welcomes and offers opportunity to those who wish to settle here. From the vast landscape and the exotic flora and fauna to the cosmopolitan cities, Australia is a beautiful and varied place of contrasts, and a vital destination for business development and growth in the 21st Century.

A welcoming, diverse nation

Since 1945, nearly 6.5 million people from over 150 countries have come to call Australia home. Currently Australia has a population of 23 million people, but this number is growing constantly. Approximately 1 in 4 Australian residents are born outside Australia.

Australia has evolved an immigration policy which encourages anyone who meets the selection criteria to apply to emigrate regardless of sex, religion, or ethnic and national origin.

Because of this country’s increasing participation in international markets a greater emphasis is now placed on the “skill” element of the Migration Program. This is due to a specific skills deficit in the Australian workforce.

Skills in demand

Professionals (business and information);
Managers and Administrators;
Associate Professionals; and
Tradespersons

Business migrants with capital and international experience are equally invited to contribute to Australia’s economic expansion.

This country is now home to 20, 000 business people from 100 countries who have not only contributed their experience and capital but the 52, 000 family members who have accompanied them have added to the rich cultural tapestry of which Australia is so proud.

Australia is an ideal country for business investment due to its deregulated economy, enormous natural resources and technical strength. The potential for expansion is tremendous. Underpinning this exciting business climate is a tax system, which favourably competes with all other Western economies.

Australia is a stunningly beautiful country and those residents who have ambitions, and the will to achieve them, are well rewarded. It boasts world standard universities and education and health systems that receive considerable government funding and, enjoys political stability and government underpinned by the Westminster System.

Australians have a strong belief in equality and social justice and as a destination Australia is one of the world’s most attractive for quality of life.

Australian lifestyle & leisure activities

Australians work hard but they like to enjoy their leisure time too. Because Australia spans several climatic zones, from the tropical far-north to the cool temperate climate of the south, there are a wide variety of leisure activities and holiday destinations within the country. Beautiful beaches abound and a wide variety of sports are available from surfing to skiing. In addition, Australia possesses some of the world’s great wilderness areas. Many are designated national parks to be enjoyed by present residents and preserved for future generations.

Life in the cities

Australia is known for its wide open spaces but most of its residents, indeed 86%, live in urban areas along the seaboard. Sydney and Melbourne host 40% of the country’s population whilst other state capitals such as Adelaide, Brisbane and Perth attract populations of approximately 1 million each.

A place to raise the family

Housing is of a high standard and affordable in comparison to other countries. Schools, hospitals and public transport reflect the high standard of living Australians enjoy.

The people & lifestyle

from the big cities to the small country towns, Aussies are ready to lend a hand during tough times or sit back and enjoy life with you when things are good.

The beaches

Surrounded by beautiful beaches that stretch the coastlines from north to south and east to west, Australia is the perfect place for chasing an endless summer.

The fauna

Where else in the world can you catch kangaroos hopping along the side of the road and koalas nestled up gum trees? Although Australia is home to some of the deadliest animals in the world (snakes, spiders, crocodiles and sharks), it’s also home to some of the most interesting not found elsewhere – including marsupials such as the wombat and more infamous animals such as the Australian dingo.

Nature’s gifts

The Great Barrier Reef is just one of many natural wonders in Australia’s breathtaking landscape. Fraser Island, The Pinnacles, Uluru and The Kimberleys are just some of the jewels in our backyard.

Sport

Whether it’s summer or winter… whether you like to watch or play… there’s always plenty of sport going on. Adopting both European and American sports, as well as inventing our own, there’s a wide variety of sporting fun available for every size, age and skill.

Australia’s immigration system

Australia provides unrestricted work rights to the spouses of skilled sponsored workers with temporary and permanent entry visas.
There is no limit on number of visas able to be granted for gazetted professionals and other skilled migrants using the temporary entry program.
Australia has more flexible and streamlined temporary entry arrangements than other countries.
A temporary principal visa holder, once in Australia, is generally able to apply for most permanent visas.

We are not the Department of Immigration. Population figures and program settings change over time; confirm current details with Migration Hub and official sources.

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