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Canada is the second best country in the world to live in! This is according to the findings of the 2018 Best Countries report, a rankings and analysis project by U.S. News & World Report, Y&R's BAV Group and the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania. Canada ranked highest in the “quality of life” category while also performing well in the citizenshi…
Read More ›Australia was built on migrants. The first migrants to set foot ashore in Australia were British and today it is home to 2.2 million migrants from almost every conceivable corner of the world! It’s no co-incidence that Australia wins the popularity contest year after year – it’s a really good place to live, work and raise a family. The trusted travel and entertainment…
Read More ›Living in Canada makes complete sense. Canada is safe, politically stable and growing economically. It’s a First World Country, with all that entails, and offers career opportunities a plenty. They're particularly fond of migrants and they are ever so welcoming of diversity. We know that you know what to expect when you emigrate to Canada, but there are a few other great …
Read More ›When considering your migration options, one thing to always consider is what the weather conditions will be like abroad. When talking about Canada specifically, the question always comes up about the cold in Canada. We are here to prove to you that life in Canada is not as cold as it’s made out to be! Come rain or shine, it’s a natural thing to talk about the weather. …
Read More ›Getting educated is possibly, the single most important thing you can spend your time (and money) on in Australia. Stats show that without a proper formal education, you won’t meet even the basic employment requirements of the majority of Australian employers. Australian employers have come to expect employees to be schooled and, in many cases, that they hold a degree f…
Read More ›Canada is a growing country, welcoming of migrants who will contribute to the country’s prosperity. New information says that now is the best time ever to make your move if you were considering immigrating to Canada. Slow population growth and an aging population meant that employers have had to become more creative and competitive in attracting good quality talent. Em…
Read More ›Expats living in Canada and Australia earn an excellent living says an international survey. Both Canada and Australia made it onto the Top 15 list of countries where you get paid the best salaries. The by the respected HSBC bank is released and updated annually and includes the feedback from more than 22,000 expats living across the globe. The HSBC List of Best Paid …
Read More ›Australia might have to relax its immigration rules if it wants to avoid skills shortages. This is the opinion of Australian Business who said that migrants bring the skills and experience needed to grow the Australian economy. Businesses in Western Australia said that without enough skilled migrants the country will face another major skills shortage, forcing the count…
Read More ›If you are planning on studying next year you may want to set your sights on Australia. The country says a new record number of international students have entered their job market after graduating from Australian universities. By obtaining an Australian qualification more and more international students are successfully obtaining the Australian Temporary Graduate Visa…
Read More ›The Australian state of Tasmania needs to attract a further 34,000 residents by 2022 to ensure that the state’s economic renaissance continues. The Tasmanian Property council’s executive director Brian Wightman has told the Mercury that the target figure should be 552,500 residents — based on an Australian average growth rate of 1.6 per cent and a base of 518,500 — and …
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