Baket Australia, hinde canada, usa, europe, dubai?

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• mann Perth
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  October 2014 edited October 2014

  hi @beth_loggins, you may check out similar thread below (with exclusion of europe and dubai), lots of insights on considerations for AU over other countries :
  
  http://pinoyau.info/discussion/1131/singapore-vs-australia-vs-canada-vs-pinas/p1
  
  p.s. just realized the above post was also started by you
  
  
• vhoythoy Melbourne
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  October 2014 edited October 2014

  Canada - Mas gusto ko dito particularly sa Toronto/ Vancouver pero sa Australia talaga ako dinala ng pagkakataon, USA - long term plans maybe after 5+ years after getting the oz passport and mahirap magka greencard ngaun, Europe - gusto ko dati magwork sa london pero not now may ibang priorities na, Dubai - no plans to live there maybe visit lang

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• RED Perth
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  November 2014

  In my opinion, Australia and Canada are both great place to establish your own family but here are my reasons why I chose australia.
  
  Australia - I think the weather is more tolerable (what I meant is the coldness), the migration process is better and faster based on my research before. It means that I can predict my next 5 years better here
  
  Dubai - There is no such thing as permanent resident here, once you lose your job, you got to find another one in 30 days.
  
  USA - I think this is a great place to live since we have a lot of similarities when it comes to culture but the chances of professional landing a job in USA is scarce since they have a lot of professional in their own country. If in case you did, next problem would be the residency which is not that easy as well.
  
  

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• tata2013 Perth
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  November 2014

  In my opinion, Australia and Canada are both great place to establish your own family but here are my reasons why I chose australia.
  
  Australia - I think the weather is more tolerable (what I meant is the coldness), the migration process is better and faster based on my research before. It means that I can predict my next 5 years better here
  
  Dubai - There is no such thing as permanent resident here, once you lose your job, you got to find another one in 30 days.
  
  USA - I think this is a great place to live since we have a lot of similarities when it comes to culture but the chances of professional landing a job in USA is scarce since they have a lot of professional in their own country. If in case you did, next problem would be the residency which is not that easy as well.
  
  

  I agree!
• bookworm Canberra
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  November 2014

  @RED
  Australia --> agree
  USA --> I think IT peeps have a better chance of landing a job in USA, but I prefer the culture in AU. USA is more materialistic while AU emphasizes health and family. Just my 2 cents.

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• berrycherry Manama
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  February 2015

  In my opinion, Australia and Canada are both great place to establish your own family but here are my reasons why I chose australia.
  
  Australia - I think the weather is more tolerable (what I meant is the coldness), the migration process is better and faster based on my research before. It means that I can predict my next 5 years better here
  
  Dubai - There is no such thing as permanent resident here, once you lose your job, you got to find another one in 30 days.
  
  USA - I think this is a great place to live since we have a lot of similarities when it comes to culture but the chances of professional landing a job in USA is scarce since they have a lot of professional in their own country. If in case you did, next problem would be the residency which is not that easy as well.
  
  

  I agree!

  
  Super agree!