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Moving to USA/Australia to work - AllWrappedUp - 10-10-2018
As the thread title says I am looking to move to Australia or the USA for a year to work, if anyone has any experience with this or can help me in anyway please contact me in PM or post under here, thanks guys.
RE: Moving to USA/Australia to work - Jimbo39238 - 10-10-2018
I live in Australia so I may be able to help you out with a few questions.
Give us some more information, what field are you looking into?
RE: Moving to USA/Australia to work - AllWrappedUp - 10-10-2018
(10-10-2018, 03:50 PM)Jimbo39238 Wrote: I live in Australia so I may be able to help you out with a few questions.
Give us some more information, what field are you looking into?
No specific field looking for a life experience lol, I’ll work on a site or fruit pick
RE: Moving to USA/Australia to work - mothered - 10-10-2018
There are many opportunities In Australia but If you have prior experience In a given field, It will significantly help In landing a job.
RE: Moving to USA/Australia to work - AllWrappedUp - 10-10-2018
(10-10-2018, 09:02 PM)mothered Wrote: There are many opportunities In Australia but If you have prior experience In a given field, It will significantly help In landing a job.
Mostly worked in sales, half a year experience in bar work though
RE: Moving to USA/Australia to work - casperandersen - 10-10-2018
(10-10-2018, 09:14 PM)JoshOG Wrote:(10-10-2018, 09:02 PM)mothered Wrote: There are many opportunities In Australia but If you have prior experience In a given field, It will significantly help In landing a job.
Mostly worked in sales, half a year experience in bar work though
Sounds like a great idea to work at a bar
RE: Moving to USA/Australia to work - dismay - 10-11-2018
I live in Australia!
I highly suggest not to move to Sydney as it is very expensive to live. Melbourne is one of the "most liveable cities" but it's cold and depressing as hell. I personally live near Brisbane, this area is quite cheap, and close to places like the Gold Coast. Anywhere in the North of Queensland have cyclones yearly, farm-land in Victoria and NSW have many bush fires a year.
Banter is common in Australia, words like Cunt is oftenly thrown around like the word "shit", and bar talk is usually playful.
Australia is quite safe, have friendly people and mostly open-arms. We do have our fair share of racist, but depending on your skin colour, if it occurs, just ignore them, they are 99% harmless,.
This is a broad discussion, but if you have any questions, like others above, I'm happy to send replies to your questions
RE: Moving to USA/Australia to work - AllWrappedUp - 10-11-2018
(10-11-2018, 12:21 AM)vex. Wrote: I live in Australia!
I highly suggest not to move to Sydney as it is very expensive to live. Melbourne is one of the "most liveable cities" but it's cold and depressing as hell. I personally live near Brisbane, this area is quite cheap, and close to places like the Gold Coast. Anywhere in the North of Queensland have cyclones yearly, farm-land in Victoria and NSW have many bush fires a year.
Banter is common in Australia, words like Cunt is oftenly thrown around like the word "shit", and bar talk is usually playful.
Australia is quite safe, have friendly people and mostly open-arms. We do have our fair share of racist, but depending on your skin colour, if it occurs, just ignore them, they are 99% harmless,.
This is a broad discussion, but if you have any questions, like others above, I'm happy to send replies to your questions
I think I need to get a year work visa I’m not sure if you’d know about this but would be helpful if you could confirm. Also, would you say it would be easy for someone with a semi-Irish accent to get a job in a bar? Lol
RE: Moving to USA/Australia to work - dismay - 10-11-2018
(10-11-2018, 12:53 AM)JoshOG Wrote:(10-11-2018, 12:21 AM)vex. Wrote: I live in Australia!
I highly suggest not to move to Sydney as it is very expensive to live. Melbourne is one of the "most liveable cities" but it's cold and depressing as hell. I personally live near Brisbane, this area is quite cheap, and close to places like the Gold Coast. Anywhere in the North of Queensland have cyclones yearly, farm-land in Victoria and NSW have many bush fires a year.
Banter is common in Australia, words like Cunt is oftenly thrown around like the word "shit", and bar talk is usually playful.
Australia is quite safe, have friendly people and mostly open-arms. We do have our fair share of racist, but depending on your skin colour, if it occurs, just ignore them, they are 99% harmless,.
This is a broad discussion, but if you have any questions, like others above, I'm happy to send replies to your questions
I think I need to get a year work visa I’m not sure if you’d know about this but would be helpful if you could confirm. Also, would you say it would be easy for someone with a semi-Irish accent to get a job in a bar? Lol
Half of Australians have Irish ancestors haha, we are after all, created on whores and prisoners.
I am not certain about work visas, as I was born here, I never had to go through that process
Links:
https://www.australia.gov.au/information-and-services/immigration-and-visas/work-visas
https://www.homeaffairs.gov.au/lega/lega/form/immi-faqs/how-can-i-get-a-visa-to-work-in-australia
I'm not sure where you live, but Google something like this:
canada to australian work visa
Here is an example: https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/canadians/international-experience-canada/work-travel-australia.html
RE: Moving to USA/Australia to work - Jimbo39238 - 10-11-2018
(10-11-2018, 12:21 AM)vex. Wrote: I live in Australia!
I highly suggest not to move to Sydney as it is very expensive to live. Melbourne is one of the "most liveable cities" but it's cold and depressing as hell. I personally live near Brisbane, this area is quite cheap, and close to places like the Gold Coast. Anywhere in the North of Queensland have cyclones yearly, farm-land in Victoria and NSW have many bush fires a year.
Banter is common in Australia, words like Cunt is oftenly thrown around like the word "shit", and bar talk is usually playful.
Australia is quite safe, have friendly people and mostly open-arms. We do have our fair share of racist, but depending on your skin colour, if it occurs, just ignore them, they are 99% harmless,.
This is a broad discussion, but if you have any questions, like others above, I'm happy to send replies to your questions
No mention of WA, feelbadman
