About Australian immigrants and houses

I think the first thing you should consider is whether you can adapt to life in Australia and find a job there. Because according to the latest immigration policy, if you want to immigrate to Australia, you not only need to complete your local studies, but also need to obtain a long-term work contract in the local area, and your IELTS score is not less than 7. This is why so many Australian students have been forced to return to China recently.

Don't listen to the intermediary's word, choose to study abroad. You must go to major forums yourself or get to know the actual situation through local friends.

Finally, let me answer your two questions.

1. Australia's housing land is lifelong (in fact, few countries in the world are not lifelong, and India and Thailand are also lifelong), but the annual local tax and housing maintenance costs are quite high.

2. The house price in Australia, if calculated by villa, is cheaper than that in China, but it is more than three times that in the United States.

The old people can't adapt to the local life, because the local public transportation is underdeveloped and they need to drive themselves when going out. Old people can't recognize English road signs and can't handle traffic accidents by themselves. I can't understand all the TV news. If I stay at home all day, I might as well live comfortably in the country.