Who are Australian immigrants suitable for?

Australia is one of the most popular immigrant countries, so why do people like Australia? Some people say that because of the peace of life in Australia, everyone here has equal lifelong protection, but is it suitable for everyone to immigrate to Australia? What kind of people are suitable to immigrate to Australia?

It is reported that why you want to immigrate to Australia seems to be an eternal topic. Several viewpoints have been colliding fiercely.

Viewpoint 1: People who like a peaceful and comfortable life should immigrate to Australia.

China people who immigrated to the past through skills in the 1970s and 1980s had a hard time at first. They have just arrived in a foreign country and can't hear English with an Australian accent. They have no relatives or friends, but they moved their families from China, not far from Wan Li, and some of them immigrated to China in debt. They started working and studying in the local area with jobs that the local people didn't want to do. After studying in the local area for several years, you can find a better job and have a conversation with your colleagues, but you will still feel confused when your colleagues from other places are chatting happily. Many early China people had some contradictions. Why did they emigrate?

The life of ordinary Australians is easier.

Anyone who has lived in Australia for several years will understand why so many people like Australia. It's not that you are poor or rich, it's as simple as that, because everyone here has equal lifelong protection, and everyone here likes the quiet life in Australia.

According to statistics, the normal full-time salary in Australia is 400 Australian dollars per week, 1600 Australian dollars per month, with an average of 80 Australian dollars per day. The minimum monthly income of workers in China is 800 yuan RMB (much lower than that of many cities in China), and the average daily income is 27 yuan RMB. Regardless of the exchange rate of converting Australian dollars into RMB, look at the comparison of the spending power of workers with the same lowest income in their respective countries:

These figures are boring, but they are very telling. It is easier for ordinary people to live in Australia than in China. Moreover, the average annual income of Australians is 30,000-40,000 Australian dollars, which is twice the minimum income mentioned above. If we compare the white-collar workers in Australia with those in China, it will better reflect the advantages of high income and low cost of living in Australia.

Concerns about the gap between the rich and the poor in China society

China's economy is developing rapidly, but its laws and regulations can't keep up, making it a paradise for adventurers. It is reported that China with a population of 654.38+03 billion has 50 million multi-millionaires. There are also hundreds of millions and multimillionaires in Australia, but the lowest-income workers have enough living and spending power there, unlike China, where there are more than 654.38+02 billion ordinary people. The widening gap between the rich and the poor has seriously increased the cost of living and consumption level, and I hope the rich will lament. However, China's disorderly competition and irregular market behavior make the living space of small and medium-sized enterprise investors depressed and deeply disturbed. In Australia, if you want to have a stable annual return on investment and enjoy a world-class quality of life and a low consumption level, you can choose to invest in small and medium-sized service industries (such as laundry and post office). ), and Australia is very suitable for the development of SMEs.

Every Australian likes the peaceful life in Australia. You don't have to cater to your boss when you go to work, you don't have to intrigue with your colleagues when you go to work, you don't have to rely on relationships to find people's feelings, you don't have to accompany customers to drink after work, and you don't have to be afraid of the police when you drive here (unless you are speeding). As an ordinary citizen like the Australian Prime Minister, you can enjoy too many free holidays-beaches, parks, barbecues and so on. Besides, when you go shopping here, nobody cares whether you wear famous brand clothes or not. Single mothers don't have to take care of their children at home. The government automatically remits more than 500 Australian dollars to her account every month, which is even higher than the weekly minimum wage of Australian workers. Perhaps for the Australian government, raising children is more important than the lowest-paid workers.

Viewpoint 2: Non-elites in China are suitable for emigrating to Australia.

Queensland's average annual salary is about 50,000, less than 40,000 after tax, and an average of less than 4,000 Australian dollars a month, even if it is 4,000. Imagine that if you return to China for development and have the opportunity or hard work, your monthly salary can reach 4,000 RMB.

Draw a small conclusion: a person who earns an average of 4,000 Australian dollars a month in Australia has the same material quality of life as a person who earns 4,000 RMB a month in a domestic city, except for brand-name cars. Generally speaking, the ratio of income to expenditure is the same, so why do you have to stay in Australia?

Australia is a paradise for survival.

In terms of survival, Australia is most suitable for the following two types of China people:

1, blue-collar mechanic or craftsman. Because in Australia, labor is the most expensive. In China, electricians and plumbers with low social status and low income earn more than ordinary white-collar workers. Of course, you must first clear the language barrier and get the qualification certificate recognized by the Australian industry.

2. Those who are willing to do manual labor, such as construction workers, or those who are responsible for purchasing shopping carts under the scorching sun and heavy rain near shopping malls (many adults and young foreigners do this), an old man in China who can't speak English washes dishes in a restaurant. Because physical activity is intense, tired, bitter and dirty, I earn a lot.

On the survival level, Australia is indeed a paradise. It is very easy to earn money to survive and survive in Australia. Australia's greatest material advantage is that it is suitable for non-elite people (low-and middle-income groups) in China. Social welfare in Australia, such as social security, medical care and education-in the eyes of many people, this system is simply excellent, just like a pie in the sky.

China is a pioneer's paradise.

For China students as a whole, in the long run, staying in Australia is not the best choice. Because the stage from starting from scratch to becoming rich varies from person to person and from opportunity to opportunity. Personally, I think the changes in China are advancing by leaps and bounds. Compared with Australia, there are more opportunities for you to seize. Moreover, domestic opportunities are often similar to getting rich overnight and cannot be repeated. If you have a development platform in China or enter the rich group in income after returning home (including relying entirely on your own ability, or relying partly on the family foundation or the network you can establish), then you don't have to stay in Australia at all.

Australian Chinese cannot find a sense of belonging.

Although the moon in Brisbane is indeed brighter than that in China, this cannot hide the lack of spiritual life (and political life) of Chinese here. I can even draw a conclusion directly: Australian Chinese have no high-quality spiritual life (mainstream Australian society has no social life), let alone political life.

The spiritual life of Chinese in Australia is like living in the desert in the middle of the green continent. There's not a foreign student I've met who doesn't complain that life here is boring. But isn't Australian life wonderful? Nicole Gidman is from Australia, and Princesse Marie is from Australia. Rugby and cricket are Australians' favorites. But the above three Australians only represent white people whose mother tongue is English, excluding immigrant groups like Chinese.

It is absolutely impossible for China people with China thinking in their minds and bones to integrate into the mainstream Australian society, let alone the elite. Even if you are a prominent China person, you can only live on the surface of a bucket of water like a drop of oil in a foreigner's society, not in the depths. Therefore, the word "belonging" is particularly heavy for overseas Chinese, which is also the deep reason why all returnees are unwilling to stay.