When you immigrate to Australia, you must know which 13 areas in Australia are the easiest to find a job.

When immigrating to Australia, the first thing to consider is the source of income. So where is the easiest place to find a job in Australia? Sydney's inner cities and coastal cities, Darwin in the Northern Territory and Bunbury in Western Australia have become the easiest places to find jobs in Australia, with the unemployment rate at the bottom of the country. Ipswich, Queensland, southeastern Tasmania and western New South Wales are the hardest places to find a job.

Shepparton, where the cannery SPC is located, and Hume, north of Melbourne, are the hardest places to find a job in Victoria.

Although the latest national unemployment rate was stable at 5.8% in May, the unemployment rates in cities, urban areas and towns across the country are not the same.

After analyzing the labor force data in May, FairfaxMedia divided the country into 86 regions. Among them, the unemployment rate in 13 area is between 2% and 4%, of which 7 areas are located in Sydney; The unemployment rate in 12 areas is between 8% and 10%.

The unemployment rate in the east, downtown and inner city of Sydney is the lowest in China, only 2%. The unemployment rates in Beihai Beach, Darwin and Bunbury in Sydney are the second lowest in China, with 2.3%, followed by the Eastern District of Brisben (2.7%) and Baulkham Hills/Hawkesbury and Sutherland in Sydney (2.9%).

In Victoria, Melbourne's inner and southern districts, eastern and outer districts, northwest districts, Geelong and Balarat have the lowest unemployment rates in the state, ranging from 4.6% to 5.4%. The highest unemployment rates in the state are Shepton (9.2%) and Melbourne Hume (8.9%).

The unemployment rate in Ipswich, Brisbane is 10.3%, ranking first in the country.

Urban areas with unemployment rates between 8% and 9% include Hunter Valley and Murray in NSW, West and Northwest Tasmania, Wide Bay in Queensland and Hume in Victoria.