If you are looking to live in Australia as a permanent resident, acquiring an Australian visa will be your first step. There are so many advantages to living in Australia that those seeking Australian immigration are considered lucky if their application makes it to the top of the pile. Australian’s consider themselves blessed to be permanent residents of what they call ‘the lucky country’ and even though, Australian’s have their complaints, overall it is one of the most magnificent and wonderful countries in which to live.

You may apply for permanent residency after having lived in and worked in Australia for two years under the Regional Sponsored Migration Scheme. A Registered Mara Agent will be able to best advise you on how and when to apply for a permanent resident visa, because the process can be quite complicated. After an allocated time, permanent residents may apply for full Australian citizenship and full rights.

Some of the advantages of living in Australia are listed below and are granted as soon as one becomes a permanent resident.

Job Opportunities and Social Security

Australia is a huge country with many natural resources and an ever growing educated population. Since the country was settled by migrants from England (albeit convict migrants) who brought with them western technologies and western lifestyles, Australia has relied on a skilled migrant population. Today, as the country continues to thrive economically, skilled workers are in demand allowing migrants to apply for a visa based on skills that are in short in Australia.

Social Security is highly prioritized, with a healthy functioning social security system that supports those out of work while they seek employment, and helps young families, single mothers, the elderly and those unable to work.

Language and weather

Though real Australians may sound like they are speaking a foreign language, once your ear acclimatizes, you will hear the Australian version of the Queen’s English. Migrants from English speaking countries are very easily integrated into the Australian way of life. Migrants from non-English speaking countries will find migrant populations from all over the world, a multi-cultural television station and support in community integration.

The weather in Australia can be scorching hot and in some states it can vary significantly in one day, but for the most part Australians enjoy long summers and mild winters.

Free Public Education and supported Higher Education

School is compulsory and free to all Australian children from the age of six to fifteen.  Private Schools are also available for those wishing a different (religious or alternative) education, but the cost of private schools is very high (between $10,000 – $15,000pa).Those who live in remote areas are supported by the government with home or community schooling.

Students wishing to further their education may apply for HECS, a system that allows students to pay for their education on completion of their degree and commencement of work by way of a student/work tax system.

Studying in Australia offers advantages in applying for PR permanent residency, and it also helps in finding a job during school or afterwards. (Students in Australia are entitled to 20 working hours per week or 40 hours per two weeks for freelance jobs).

Studying in Australia is also one of the best ways to get a visa to Australia. If you need advice in choosing the right degree and plan, Synch1 detailed assessment can be your first step in planning your immigration to Australia.

Public health Care

All Australians are covered by the government’s National Health Care System. You may join a Private health care fund if you chose to add to the available services (Optometrist, dental and elective surgeries are some examples of services not covered in the National health care system). However public hospitals and emergency medical services are available to all Australians.

Fair and Just Migration Policies

Migrants applying for an Australian visa are treated fairly and equally, though having a qualified and experienced MARA agent will help you understand the often complicated process of applying for an Australian visa and make sure your application does not get delayed or rejected for reasons that may have easily been prevented.

Immigrating to Australia and enjoying all the advantages an Australia visa offers its permanent residents starts with Synch1. After completing DA detailed assessment, a registered MARA agent will plan the best strategy and plan for the client, according to their personal circumstances preferences and needs.

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