Why do many people in China want to immigrate to Australia?

Because Australia is a country with low unemployment and high income. Australia ranks high in terms of comprehensive national strength and social welfare; Pursuing income, environment and the aura of a big country will be a more balanced choice. As an Australian citizen, he can go to New Zealand to work and live indefinitely because of the bilateral policy suitable for TTMRA.

Economic index: ★★★★

Australia has a vast territory and rich resources. It has developed in an all-round way in many fields such as economy, science and technology, military affairs and sports, and has become a well-deserved hegemon in the southern hemisphere. Australia's economy is strong, and its relative independence is an important reason for its strength. It has also made Australia one of the richest countries in 150 years, with the HDI and YBLI indices ranking first in the world, and the per capita GDP ranking second in the world, completely winning among the four major immigrant countries. Agriculture and mining are the pillars of Australia's economy, and its defensive nature is also an important reason for its standing in the global financial crisis (don't worry about not being able to sell, especially iron ore, which China buys in large quantities at the highest price in the world every year).

Employment index: ★★★★

A strong economy can make Australia a paradise for low-skilled workers. Australia has the highest standard and the lowest starting salary, and the unemployment rate has remained at a very low level among developed countries, which also makes Australia the easiest place to find employment in the world (there is a trend that Americans go to Australia to find jobs recently). As a low-skilled worker, if the same job is bigger in the United States or Canada, the salary is only about 50% of that in Australia; Even for professionals such as engineers, Australia still has a salary advantage; But senior technicians are not as good as Canada or the United States. Because Australia is far from the United States, Australia does not have to worry about brain drain like Canada.

Climate index: ★★★★★

Australia is surrounded by the sea, and the coastal areas have a pleasant climate and beautiful environment. It is a world-famous tourist attraction and the only country in the world that monopolizes a continent. There are many species in Australia that are not found in other regions. Kangaroos are Australia's national treasures. However, there are a lot of desertification in semi-arid areas in central Australia, and the climate in these areas is dry and sultry.

Price index: ★★

Prices in Australia are higher than those in Canada, New Zealand and the United States.

Welfare index: ★★★★★★★

The government believes that employment in Australia is easy and it is not allowed to apply for welfare for two years after receiving PR. Australian pregnant women and milk subsidies are generous, and mothers have extra rewards for having one more child; Free medical care for all; There are strict conditions when applying for unemployment benefits, and there may be an interview when applying; Secondly, it takes a long time for the government to queue up for free public housing.

Government index: ★★★★

The Australian government attaches importance to the economy above all else, and its views cannot be changed. Australia, a former British colony, was once a "wild land" used by the British to exile prisoners. As the descendants of prisoners, the Australian people in history have strong self-esteem and won respect through strength for many years. The great economic success has made Australia look down on all developed countries in Europe and America. The most direct consequence of the ruling idea of putting economy above everything else is the excessive pursuit of low unemployment rate, which in turn affects the immigration policy.

Friendly index: ★★★★

Australians are generally enthusiastic about people and have high cultural literacy. Like the United States and Australia, China has been excluded on a large scale in history (in fact, some Australians who advocate "White Australia first" don't even want to recognize their ancestors now, and the voice of leaving the Commonwealth has been strong for many years). The Australian government's ruling philosophy is that the economy is above everything else and attaches great importance to the unemployment rate. Therefore, when the economy is in trouble, it is difficult to tighten the immigration policy. Although this tough attitude is not necessarily the embodiment of public opinion, it can really convey to the people that skilled immigrants are not needed here for the time being. Often, in times of economic difficulties, discrimination against Chinese does occur (media public opinion adds fuel to the fire).