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Originally posted by MGupta
OMG..now it is proved... this all fake propaganda started by Australians to malign india's image
And even after your continuous hammering of messages about how great India is, how great its hospitality is and how perfect the CWG preparations are, I would like to know how many Indians are making beeline to Aussie embassy to get student or permanent visa.
It is a height of double standards to take advantage of everything the host country has to offer while continuously praising the native land.
We came here, we struggled here and finally settled down. Now we are enjoying what Canada has to offer, We enjoy all the rights and freedom as guaranteed by the Canadian constitution, perform our duties, pay our taxes, vote in election. Most of the CD members are well aware of positive and negative points of India and do not need a lesson in faux patriotism.
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Posted on: 29-09-10 11:14:30
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Posted on: 29-09-10 11:14:30
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Originally posted by meghal
I would like to know how many Indians are making beeline to Aussie embassy to get student or permanent visa.
Maybe your question was rhetorical...but I found this for thrills....
http://www.immi.gov.au/media/statistics/
Students visa granted 2009 -10 academic year - 12,483 (second after china)
Students in the country (for June 2008 to June 2009) - ranges between 63,000 to 91,000 (more than China for the same time period).
"India is the largest provider of overseas students to Australia. As at June 2009, there were 91 440 India born people on student visas, which represents almost 24 per cent of all international students in Australia. "
"In 2008-09 there were 25 123 India born permanent additions to the resident Australian population,4 making India the third largest source of new migrants to Australia over this period.5 Victoria was the most popular destination with 36 per cent of permanent additions followed by New South Wales with 30 per cent. "
"The vast majority of temporary entrants from India are visitors here for a holiday or a short business visit. In 2008-09, there were 92 775 visitor visas granted to Indian citizens, making India the eleventh largest source of visitors to Australia. This was a marginal increase of around 2 per cent from the previous year."
EMIGRATION OF INDIANS THAT ARE AUS PRs:
"In 2008-09, there were 730 India born permanent residents that emigrated from Australia. Of these 28 per cent intended returning to India. Other popular destinations were Singapore, New Zealand, UK and USA. Professionals are their main occupational category with 32 per cent of emigrants, followed by the manager and administrator categories with 10 per cent of emigrants."
Apparently, Indians love the racists
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Dimple2001
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Originally posted by dimple2001
Quote:
Originally posted by meghal
I would like to know how many Indians are making beeline to Aussie embassy to get student or permanent visa.
Maybe your question was rhetorical...but I found this for thrills....
http://www.immi.gov.au/media/statistics/
Students visa granted 2009 -10 academic year - 12,483 (second after china)
Students in the country (for June 2008 to June 2009) - ranges between 63,000 to 91,000 (more than China for the same time period).
"India is the largest provider of overseas students to Australia. As at June 2009, there were 91 440 India born people on student visas, which represents almost 24 per cent of all international students in Australia. "
"In 2008-09 there were 25 123 India born permanent additions to the resident Australian population,4 making India the third largest source of new migrants to Australia over this period.5 Victoria was the most popular destination with 36 per cent of permanent additions followed by New South Wales with 30 per cent. "
"The vast majority of temporary entrants from India are visitors here for a holiday or a short business visit. In 2008-09, there were 92 775 visitor visas granted to Indian citizens, making India the eleventh largest source of visitors to Australia. This was a marginal increase of around 2 per cent from the previous year."
EMIGRATION OF INDIANS THAT ARE AUS PRs:
"In 2008-09, there were 730 India born permanent residents that emigrated from Australia. Of these 28 per cent intended returning to India. Other popular destinations were Singapore, New Zealand, UK and USA. Professionals are their main occupational category with 32 per cent of emigrants, followed by the manager and administrator categories with 10 per cent of emigrants."
Apparently, Indians love the racists
What u r trying to prove with this?
