Hesitate, is it necessary to be an Australian skilled immigrant?

You think the same as I do. But I am an undergraduate now, and I have work experience after graduation and want to immigrate. I have made a thorough investigation in this regard. I also plan to immigrate before going to school, so the tuition is about 30% cheaper (different schools). Cars in Australia are very cheap, but its used car market is the most developed, and people there seem to be good at buying new cars. This aspect is easy to satisfy, because the used cars there are also very new. The cheapest is the Camry in 1995. /kloc-more than 0/000 Australian dollars, that is, 7000 RMB can be bought. You can buy it after practice. Driver's license, China's can be used there, and my sister got a fake one here (sweat, not very glorious), so it can be used there.

As for the house, I don't know how much money you have now I think so, because the mortgage in Australia is very convenient. At the highest time, you can borrow 100%. Now there is no such policy, but you can also borrow about 90% of the house price, so it is easy to buy a house, but it is best to buy it after you have a job, so there is no money to repay the loan. Moreover, Australian houses in China are not shabby houses, but finely decorated. Is it a good deal? And the price is cheaper than that of big cities in China (except for prime locations in Sydney or Melbourne). That's all. . . Leave me a message if you don't understand anything, and I'll help you answer it. I hope to be friends with you in the future. It doesn't matter whether the answer is adopted or not. Remember to contact each other and take care of you there. I'll send you my QQ number later. Easy to contact.