Which is better to Migrate to: Australia or Canada and why?

[mjavelon]

i really want to clarify on this kay im on a crossroad, i hired an agent to process my canadian immigrant visa, im already fully paid (yes, sakit sa bulsa tlga) and my papers are with the embassy, now since Canada has a new guidelines for selected professionals, it will only take 1 yr to process the visa compared to those previously applied na will take as long as 48 months, i was advised to withdraw my applic and reapply para mapasok ako sa program, this is where Aus. came to my mind cos my cuz told me ok kuno ang lifestyle did2 compared to Canada, ask ko lang, esp. to those who live in these countries, I want to know which is the better country to migrate, i wanted to see the scenarios first para di ako magsisisi when I already made the decision...hope u guys can help, thanks

[rtarheelgirl]

Canada!!!! Australia Mingaw.... dessert man ng australia.. ang cities ana kay kana rang naa sa kilid.. kanang sa tunga puro dessert. Bali pa jud didto, december = hot season. While Canada is.. basta Canada is better for me hehehe =D

[mjavelon]

hi rtarheer, really? r u in Canada?

[LRA6494]

naa ko dre Canada, Toronto karon. Patyun ka sa tax. I've been to Saudi before, although strict ang culture nila, i think mas makatigum ka sa middle east compared dre sa north americas. if mag migrate ka it's good and all, but you can't choose your career here sa canada, definitely unahun nila ang mga puti and kung unsa imo nahuman sa ato, it doesnt matter here, you better be ready for blue collar jobs, ky mao na imo makuha sa gusto nimo or dili. then again, it's your choice.

[jaynievil]

ganahan ko canada kay tugnaw..heheheh...

[crazyme82]

naa ko dre Canada, Toronto karon. Patyun ka sa tax. I've been to Saudi before, although strict ang culture nila, i think mas makatigum ka sa middle east compared dre sa north americas. if mag migrate ka it's good and all, but you can't choose your career here sa canada, definitely unahun nila ang mga puti and kung unsa imo nahuman sa ato, it doesnt matter here, you better be ready for blue collar jobs, ky mao na imo makuha sa gusto nimo or dili. then again, it's your choice.

nice ang toronto, naay street dha na ang tanan nimo kasakay sa bus kay puros pinoy...mahal sad dyud ang tax..mka lisang...pero its a nice city!

[lemon_edz]

im in Grande Prairie Alberta.. yup dika ka pili unsa imo gusto trabaho.. and the tax, man its killing me!!
and be ready for -30 to -40 temp.. and car is a must!!

and i really want to get my ass off here! and transfer to australia sa ako aunt para maka short2x rata ug tsinelas hahaha..

but ok ang traffic dire sa ako place, daghan bisaya!!

[bisayadakoo]

im in Grande Prairie Alberta.. yup dika ka pili unsa imo gusto trabaho.. and the tax, man its killing me!!
and be ready for -30 to -40 temp.. and car is a must!!

and i really want to get my ass off here! and transfer to australia sa ako aunt para maka short2x rata ug tsinelas hahaha..

but ok ang traffic dire sa ako place, daghan bisaya!!

Northern Hemisphere at the moment is in ice-age condition, what's the temp. of your locality at the moment? at -40 kuyos imong egg ana

[loadxtreme]

I would choose Canada over Australia... hehehe

[yeah111]

Im moving to Australia within the year and I've already inquired about jobs there. Coming from a call center background I asked a friend who resides in Melbourne about this and she said there are many csr jobs available in both Melbourne and Sydney. Mas maau daw sa Melbourne cus rent and other expenses are cheaper compared to Sydney. Average salary is $20 Aus per hour for csr jobs.