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Posted on: 29-05-09 12:31:15
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Originally posted by pratickm I expect that you (or anyone else, for that matter) will have tough time getting jobs for 6 months at a time.
Pratick,
I was more of thinking about not doing any work in both these countries but just living of the (legal) money that the govt. gives me.
For example, if I could get some $ 20,000 a year from both these countries and with free education/ library / health care, I could lead a decent life. I could earn money by Pizza delivery jobs etc...
Anyway, I was just throwing this legal options. There are a lot of details yet to be worked at. I was getting around $13-$14 in my last job and hence in that perspective, it looked great.
I found out that Australian PR is valid for 5 years but they are asking for around $2100 application fee per person which is on the high side for me now.
Peace by TK
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I am a Gents and not a Ladies.
so you want to live on other people's hard earned money.
Because of people like you govt is making things tougher who needs in real.
Change your attitude, if know hindi " khoon pasine ki khao "
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Originally posted by tamilkuravan
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Originally posted by pratickm I expect that you (or anyone else, for that matter) will have tough time getting jobs for 6 months at a time.
Pratick,
I was more of thinking about not doing any work in both these countries but just living of the (legal) money that the govt. gives me.
For example, if I could get some $ 20,000 a year from both these countries and with free education/ library / health care, I could lead a decent life. I could earn money by Pizza delivery jobs etc...
Anyway, I was just throwing this legal options. There are a lot of details yet to be worked at. I was getting around $13-$14 in my last job and hence in that perspective, it looked great.
I found out that Australian PR is valid for 5 years but they are asking for around $2100 application fee per person which is on the high side for me now.
Peace by TK
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Quote:Well, to be fair to him, he's not the only one.
Originally posted by 7wonders
so you want to live on other people's hard earned money.
Because of people like you govt is making things tougher who needs in real.
Change your attitude, if know hindi " khoon pasine ki khao "
There is a fairly significant number of people who are /already/ living the lifestyle that TK is considering.
Wasn't there a book printed a few years ago on how to live "off the system" and not work?
It's a Canadian book, written by a guy living somewhere in BC (Surrey or Vancouver).
I'm sure for someone who is entirely commited to living like that and focuses all of his/her energy on receiving maximum public payouts it's possible.
But is that the kind of life you want for yourself and your family - that's the real decision to be made.
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"Mah deah, there is much more money to be made in the destruction of civilization than in building it up."
-- Rhett Butler in "Gone with the Wind"
Hi,
I am also interested in Australia like TK.
What is the EI like their? How many hours does one need to work to qualify?
Also what is the social security system like?
Any Canadian Desi members who have been to Australia please share your
valuable input
Kind Regards
After reading your post TK , I was just wondering where will your kids be schooling- Australia or Canada
I am not interested in spending 6 months here and 6 months in Australia. Rather to see what better opportunities their may be in Australia.
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Posted on: 30-05-09 16:45:16
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Originally posted by bombayduck62Hey TK,The grass is always greener on the other side of the mountain, moreover haven't you read of the student from Andhra fighting for his life after being beaten up by some racist aussies. If you think racism exists in Canada you need to experience it down under.Bombay duck
I concur. But when it comes to cold cdn. winter + a job market which discriminates against brown immigrants (Australia has a better system blocking refugees and its work force is comparitively less competetive when compared to Canada), makes any desi immigrant to take a chance. I have read in rediffmail.com numerous tips as to how to safeguard us from this beating racism.
To give an example : I was at a job search workshop yesterday. I met a cdn. born and educated guy who was unemployed and he attended the job workshop for tips as to how to get a job. he was very demotivated and negetive regarding his job loss and he was around 50 years old.. I blasted the cdn. immigration system and told him as to how the govt. systamatically fools us immigrants by saying stuff like :
80% of all jobs are hidden jobs
The cdn. workforce is going to have massive retirement / baby boomer retirement. (This rumour started from the 1990's and today is May 30,2009)
You will be able to get a good job in 6 months and there will be no turning back after that (personally told to me by the visa officer)
he got very angry and told me that I could not insult his country like this. However he did not phone his buddies to hit/ assault me. So that is the magnanimity of Canadians.
Peace by TK
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