Moving to america or austrailia?

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ECK

If you're going to make such a big move,I should be more thorough than asking people on here.

Charlie

I think you would do better to work on helicopters than try to be a financial adviser right now. Financial advisers are a dime a dozen, and most most people want to strangle all of them! I do not think you would find an employer to hire you and sponsor your work visa as a financial ad- viser...and that is the only way to get a temporary work visa to the U.S. See 1st site below. As to immigrating...U.K. citizens cannot immigrate to the U.S. unless they have a highly needed work skill or immediate family member to sponsor them. The only other way to immigrate is the
diversity lottery program...takes years and incredible luck and U.K. citizens are not currently eligible...see 2nd site. Tough it out where you are...there is no magic place for any of us right now.

â€¢ Koala â€¢ uÊop É¹Çpun

The best place to start researching your eligibility for an Australian visa to live and work here is the official Australian Immigration website : http://www.immi.gov.au

Some Australian visa categories
â€¢Employer sponsored workers
â€¢Points-based skilled workers
â€¢Point-based skilled workers who have studied in Australia
â€¢Students

See the shortage of Aussie skilled jobs off the Immigration website http://www.immi.gov.au/skilled/index.htm
Or view occupations in demand here http://www.immi.gov.au/skilled/general-skilled-migration/skilled-occupations/occupations-in-demand.htm

Working In Australia, For jobs, helpful tips and information on working in Australia - http://www.workingin-australia.com

Good Luck

r_walsh5

I've looked into moving myself (i'm in I.T.) I think it helps if the skills you have are in demand/shortage in Oz. I'm guessing that your skills as a helicopter technician will be more in demand than financial advisor skills - but I honestly don't know for sure. Just think that there is a lot of travel by small aircraft in Oz (as the country is so vast) be it with planes or helicopters. I think farmers use helicopters for some farming tasks as well.

Here's a site I've looked at in the past (but there's loads out there)...

http://www.visabureau.com/australia/default.aspx

I used to live in Australia but now i have moved to America if you have a set job in Australia you will be better of than you would be in America plus they have an excellent welfare system

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technicians are skilled shortage in Australia and Australia is a much safer country with higher standard of living. I would defiantly choose OZ

Vanity19

America is bad right now the economy is terrible and only getting worse. Where I live it is very hard to find employment, jobs are scarce. I am Considering moving myself, I also thought of Australia. Anyway be sure to research thoroughly where ever you decide to go. But The United states I wouldn't suggest.

Sali

fill an application form in both Australian Embassy and American Embassy and find out which one is easier to live there and find a job.

Iskandar

If Britain is going down the drain, why are you leaving? You mustn't be a very patriotic Briton... Only stay when the good times are there, leave when it gets tough?

anyway, come to Australia if you really want to. I am just saying you're a ***** if you leave because of that. You're the reason Britain is going down the ****.

PEABUS

GO TO AUSTRALIA. THE US HAS OBAMA NOW.

smurf21697

i advise you to go to austrlia as well.

my amigo up top is terribly misguided when it comes to his OBAMA remark.
i live in the us, and as soon as i am done with college i plan on heading to aus

JellyCat

Well, you being in Britian means are you part of the Common wealth so going to Aussie would probably be easier. Have you considered NZ? that's such a beautiful place and the people are so friendly. Auckland and Wellington are a big area for business and their HQ so i would imagine there is good work there as well.

Power Flower

Chinooks? I'm Australian and have seen 2 chinooks in my whole life.... better pick America. Financial advisor? Either/or, depends on the lifestyle you want.

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