Go to remote areas of Australia or New Zealand?

Whether you are studying in Australia or immigrating to Australia, you can often gain more advantages with the help of "remote areas". The good news for immigrants is that if you study in a remote area for two years, you can get 5 additional points for immigration. You must know how important the 5 points for immigration are in the process of immigrating to Australia.

As for international students in Australia, the advantages of remote areas are also very obvious, that is, in remote areas, their living consumption levels (including prices, house prices, etc.), tuition fees, travel expenses, etc. are much lower than those in Melbourne and Sydney. It is relatively lower in big cities.

In fact, "remote area" is just what we call it; according to the English name, it is called "low population growth metropolitan area", that is, "low population growth area", which is completely different from the poor area that everyone imagines. a concept.

So, we must not understand this area as a "deserted" place. Australia's "remote areas" are not the poor and backward areas that everyone imagines. The government defines "remote areas" as areas where the population has not increased significantly for two consecutive years.

Tasmania, for example, is a very famous tourist resort in the world. It has the best beaches and mountains in Australia, and its per capita income is not lower than New South Wales, the two most developed regions in Australia. and even Victoria.

The University of Tasmania is one of the four earliest universities established in Australia and is well-known in the world. However, because Tasmania and the island are separated by the sea, the population growth is slow, and the Tasmanian government continues to introduce various Favorable policies have been introduced to attract immigrants to live in Tasmania, especially for overseas students receiving education in Tasmania. Various preferential state government guarantee policies have been introduced to retain talents.

Another example is South Australia, which is the third largest state in Australia and the largest port city in Australia. It has complete humanistic environment, living environment and living facilities. However, the population growth is slow and insufficient population has become a constraint on the development of South Australia. The biggest bottleneck, so the Australian Immigration Bureau has always defined South Australia as a remote area.

Another example is Western Australia. According to our understanding, the further away from the east coast, the more desolate it becomes. Western Australia is a well-deserved remote area. However, due to its rich mineral deposits and developed industry, Western Australia has become one of the most popular areas in Australia in recent years. Areas with the fastest population growth.

So "remote areas" in Australia are not the economically underdeveloped, poor and backward areas that are usually imagined. Not only that, "remote areas" usually provide great opportunities for those who are willing to study and live in the area. Convenience, including preferential immigration conditions, preferential accommodation arrangements, and preferential tax conditions, etc.