E don tire me!!



This question has been bothering my head the moment I saw the messages on my email from a close friend.



I've been searching all about the internet trying to get to a final decision. The choice is extremely hard to make and I've got little time left.




It's like asking an average guy what message one is sweeter to hear: Credit Alert or Love Letter.




Please what's your take?

Canada or Australia?

I usually would not respond to questions like this however, Nairaland was my major source of travel information before moving to Australia 7 yrs ago.

1. Comparing Canada to Australia is like comparing Apples to Oranges. Different climate.
2. Studying in Australia is more expensive I guess compared to Canada.
3. Wages are probably higher in Australia compared to Canada
4. Lots of work available in Oz. I do not know about the current work situation for Canada.
5. Proximity to Africa:if you plan to visit often then Canada may be preferred.
6. Are you more inclined to the U.S or Britain? Canada for U.S and Britain for Australia.
6. Familial ties to Canada or Oz might also be taken into account.
Cheers

coldgate:
I usually would not respond to questions like this however, Nairaland was my major source of travel information before moving to Australia 7 yrs ago.

1. Comparing Canada to Australia is like comparing Apples to Oranges. Different climate.
2. Studying in Australia is more expensive I guess compared to Canada.
3. Wages are probably higher in Australia compared to Canada
4. Lots of work available in Oz. I do not know about the current work situation for Canada.
5. Proximity to Africa:if you plan to visit often then Canada may be preferred.
6. Are you more inclined to the U.S or Britain? Canada for U.S and Britain for Australia.
6. Familial ties to Canada or Oz might also be taken into account.
Cheers

Wow!
Duly noted.
I'll weigh the differences with the help of your points and make a decision.

Thank you so much.

techwiz109:
E don tires me!!



This question has been bothering my head since the moment I saw the messages in my email from a close friend.



I've been searching all about the internet trying to get to a final decision. The choice is extremely hard to make and I've got little time left.




It's like asking an average guy what message is sweeter to hear: Credit Alert or Love Letter.




Please what's your take?

Canada or Australia?

I'm sure of the higher pay in Australia available to students. A close pal of mine dropped out in 2020 just before the pandemic and was making AUD 2000 weekly. (though he worked overtime).

The dude just graduated recently and got an offer from Cisco before graduating with 6 figures. Though am biased in tech, Oz is dope but hard to get into.

Hannania:
I'm sure of the higher pay in Australia available to students. A close pal of mine dropped out in 2020 just before the pandemic and was making AUD 2000 weekly. (though he worked overtime).

The dude just graduated recently and got an offer from Cisco before graduating with 6 figures. Though am biased in tech, Oz is dope but hard to get into.

His skills singled him out.
Big deal to be hired by Cisco.
More wins

techwiz109:



His skills singled him out.
Big deal to be hired by Cisco.
More wins

And his Engineering degree also��. After spending big bucks in Sydney, what do you expect?

And he just paid only first year fees and the other with his earnings there. Though he had to prove significant PoF which was a smart move.

Hannania:
And his Engineering degree also��. After spending big bucks in Sydney, what do you expect?

And he just paid only first year fees and the other with his earnings there. Though he had to prove significant PoF which was a smart move.

"What a smart move" in sabinus voice

Saverin:


"What a smart move" in sabinus voice

..The setting choke

Hannania:
I'm sure of the higher pay in Australia available to students. A close pal of mine dropped out in 2020 just before the pandemic and was making AUD 2000 weekly. (though he worked overtime).

The dude just graduated recently and got an offer from Cisco before graduating with 6 figures. Though am biased in tech, Oz is dope but hard to get into.

Hi, pls how do you mean it's hard to get into?

I intend to start my accessment and my profession has an accessing body(AIQS).

coldgate:
I usually would not respond to questions like this however, Nairaland was my major source of travel information before moving to Australia 7 yrs ago.

1. Comparing Canada to Australia is like comparing Apples to Oranges. Different climate.
2. Studying in Australia is more expensive I guess compared to Canada.
3. Wages are probably higher in Australia compared to Canada
4. Lots of work available in Oz. I do not know about the current work situation for Canada.
5. Proximity to Africa:if you plan to visit often then Canada may be preferred.
6. Are you more inclined to the U.S or Britain? Canada for U.S and Britain for Australia.
6. Familial ties to Canada or Oz might also be taken into account.
Cheers

I concur
I've stay in both

Nickxander11:


Hi, pls how do you mean it's hard to get into?

I intend to start my accessment and my profession has an accessing body(AIQS).

Hmm... Oz is hard to get into unless ur pof is something else
But I'll rate oz over and over again

Wish you good luck
Cheers!

Sweetvie:
Hmm... Oz is hard to get into unless ur pof is something else
But I'll rate oz over and over again

Wish you good luck
Cheers!

I think you meant for study.

I'm going via skilled independent visa(subclass 189) and there's no POF required for this pathway.

Nickxander11:


I think you meant for study.

I'm going via skilled independent visa(subclass 189) and there's no POF required for this pathway.

Hmm how did u start this route?

Nickxander11:


I think you meant for study.

I'm going via skilled independent visa(subclass 189) and there's no POF required for this pathway.

Oh
You ain't going for study? Sorry
My mistake
All dsame, I wish you good luck

EngrKemp:

Hmm how did u start this route?

Check their immigration website. They have various pathways and subclass 189 has another 3 different pathways, which skilled independent visa(for people who want to immigrate to Oz for work just like FSW in Canada) is inclusive and it is point based also.

I haven't started yet, still sorting out some of the required documents for Visa application before I commence.

Nickxander11:


Check their immigration website. They have various pathways and subclass 189 has another 3 different pathways, which skilled independent visa(for people who want to immigrate to Oz for work just like FSW in Canada) is inclusive and it is point based also.

I haven't started yet, still sorting out some of the required documents for Visa application before I commence.

Can we start together?
Inbox me ur whatsapp no.
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