A comparison between Australian and American immigrants?

Australia and the United States are both immigrant countries. Immigration to these two countries also has its own advantages and disadvantages. Relatively speaking, it is relatively easy to immigrate to Australia at present. Australia is a high welfare country with a relatively sound welfare system. However, prices in the United States are relatively cheaper than those in Australia.

First, the way of immigration.

The United States is mainly divided into relative immigrants and professional immigrants. However, in addition to the super priority without quota restrictions, the waiting time for American immigrants is getting longer and longer.

Australian immigrants are mainly divided into skilled immigrants and relatives immigrants. Australia's immigration mode is a little more flexible, with the annual immigration quota as high as 1.9 million.

Second, economic strength.

The United States is the incubator and birthplace of heavy industry, high technology and scientific and technological innovation all over the world, and has great influence and leading position in many fields such as economy, politics, science and technology, military affairs and entertainment.

Australia has a vast territory and rich resources. It has developed in an all-round way in many fields such as economy, science and technology, military affairs and sports, and has become a well-deserved hegemon in the southern hemisphere. Australia's economy is strong, and the relative independence of the economy is an important reason why Australia remains strong.

Third, welfare benefits.

The United States is not a welfare state, and the American government has pushed many social security responsibilities to the society, and the undertakers are basically local major insurance companies.

Australian pregnant women and milk subsidies are generous, and mothers have extra rewards for having one more child; Free medical care for all; There are strict conditions when applying for unemployment benefits, and there may be an interview when applying; Secondly, it takes a long time for the government to queue up for free public housing.