What life challenges will you face after immigrating to Australia?

A recent survey found that in the process of emigrating to Australia, these immigrants have experienced ups and downs, and some obstacles are still many. Let's talk about what life challenges they will face after immigrating to Australia.

First, immigrants are attracted by the Australian way of life.

According to reports, Laurie Nowell, a spokeswoman for Ames, said that there were many positive findings and some negative findings in this survey.

"On the positive side, everyone who immigrates to Australia seems to want to integrate here, find a job, participate in community activities and contribute to it." He said, "On the negative side, we found that not everyone can have a pleasant experience when they first arrive in Australia."

The survey found that some immigrants spend more time on settling down and finding jobs than others, and some even feel that they don't belong here.

As for the reasons for emigrating to Australia, the survey found that more than half of the respondents said that they were attracted by the Australian lifestyle and other factors. Noel said that these new Australian residents just want to find opportunities to prove themselves.

Second, English is regarded as the biggest obstacle by immigrants.

Language is considered as a major difficulty in emigrating to Australia, so learning English is often regarded as a "top priority" for immigrants after arriving in Australia. This survey once again confirmed this fact. Noel said that as many as 64% people think that language is the biggest obstacle when they arrive in Australia.

Noel said that every immigrant to Australia has a different background, so Australia provides a very rich English training service for immigrants and refugees. "But not everyone can make full use of these services, especially if someone doesn't even master their mother tongue, it will be more difficult for them to learn English." As a result, it is difficult for some immigrants to find jobs and make ends meet.

"The vast majority of people who come here are optimistic about the future. They want to contribute their own strength, they want to be part of society, and they want to integrate into society. " Noel said, "Those who face difficulties should also be helped, and employers should give them a chance to give full play to their talents."

In addition, many immigrants also face the pain of missing their relatives in their hometown. According to the survey, 1/5 respondents said that they felt lonely in the five years after arriving in Australia. However, on the whole, the survey results show that immigrants who have settled in Australia do not regret their immigration decision.

Third, Australia advocates measures to protect the rights of immigrants.

It is reported that the Australian federal government is considering introducing more measures to ensure that immigrants find jobs. Specific measures include naming and criticizing the guarantors who exploit migrant workers and suspending the business of enterprises that violate the law.

Australia's House of Representatives passed legislation this week, giving the Home Office the right to criticize by name those immigrant sponsors who have been punished for failing to fulfill their legal obligations. In addition, the immigration agency will also collect the tax serial number of immigrant employees to confirm whether the employment contract is legal.

Allen Twitch, Australian Minister of Citizenship and Multicultural Affairs, said Alan Tudge measures are beneficial to both overseas and local workers. "These measures strengthen the integrity of the visa policy for skilled immigrants and can protect the rights of local and overseas workers in Australia."