AussieJoan:

Experience4u:
Do you know any Nigerian Physiotherapist graduate who succeeded using this initial credentialing registration. I know a couple of them who wants to toe that line but are apprehensive cus of the cumbersome nature of the process.

rinzylee:


I'm sorry I may not be able to share his contact. I don't have a close relationship with him. He was a couple of classes my senior in Uni. Main deal is to write IELTS Academic, and Kickstart the process.

authe911:
Please what University is that? Because I know the whole process is University dependent.

ga6992:
sorry pls wat of the accent I've watched a lot of British and Australian movies and their accent is almost the same pls can anybody who's been to the same country give me an answer

Skyrocket1:


it's very different. you will be able to understand British English as a new migrant in the UK, but for that of the Australian English? Nahhhhh you no go understand am like that until you have stayed here for a while.

crownfierce:
Hello guys pls assist me with the best advice to obtain Australia PR, I am a graduate of geology and mining 2016, 2years+ paid working experience as a hydro geologist. Please how do I go about getting Australian PR , you can DM me please

bellong:


Do you live in Victoria State? Yes, there is a Whatsapp group for people living in Victoria. If you live in Victoria, contact tyosho or catchdwindfrmkd to add you.

tyosho:


Are you in Melbourne?

mihzkay:
Hello @bellong I am new to nairaland (i mean new to actively participating on this forum) and so I do not know how it works just yet. I am a medical lab scientist hoping to migrate to Australlia. I know there are a lot of information on this forum but it is a bit cumbersome putting things together. Please please please, how do I contact you directly, I promise I won't bug you. just a few questions i need answers to please. My email is mihzkay@gmail.com in case.

zanyzara:
This thread is about Life in Australia for Immigrants or Permanent Residents.

It is an avenue for people that have emigrated to Australia (with their families) to share their experiences to help future hopefuls.

Kindly share your personal experiences and comments on:

* Your departure experience from Nigerian Airport?
* Stopover experience? When you landed at the airport?
* What are the immigration rules to follow?
* How did you carry all that cash with you?
* Can you open bank account while still in Naija?
* Which State/suburb did you settle in and why?
* Driving in Australia? How long can you use your Naija driving license before you get Aussie license?
* Where you live and why you like it or don't like it? Tips on choosing the right neighborhood, mortgage plans, proximity to work etc.
* How easy was it to settle in, with your kids? How did you go about finding the right schools for them? What is their school system like for toddlers (age 5 and below)?
* Can a mother combine work and taking care of the kids?
* What culture shock have you experienced?
* Tips on how to cloth and cope with the cold weather
* Are there Nigerian food/restaurants etc? Are they very expensive?
* Can one start a business (exportation, consultancy) in Australia?
* How much does your family survive on in a month?
* And any other ...

This thread is for Living In Australia. For any questions outside this to go:

General Australian Student Visa Enquiries Part 3:
https://www.nairaland.com/3786389/general-australian-student-visa-enquiries


OR

General Guide To Australian Permanent Resident Visa Through Skilled Migration

https://www.nairaland.com/3053069/general-guide-australian-permanent-resident

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Zany.

Precy102:
Please i have a few questions to ask.

How much does tuition fees cost for Masters student in a public school?

Also, i learnt their weather is as hot as Nigeria's own. Is that true?

Lastly, what is life after school like? Are there jobs for people who want to stay back and work?

ebosh:
Hi,
I need advise on the path to follow for Australian PR and how do I do assess my skill and degree for Electrical Engineering.

Education:
*BEng (Electrical and Electronics Engineering) from Nigerian University 2017
* M.Sc (Electrical Power Engineering) currently studying in the UK to Finish January 2022

Work Experience
* One year work experience in an engineering firm in Nigeria


English language proficiency
* Considering doing PTE or IELTS next month

Marital status: Single

Age: 25 (by April 2021)

erunzy:
Hello please can anyone help with an exchanger who will exchange naira to AUD into an Australian account for me. Thanks

Skyrocket1:


Cashremit

Skyrocket1:


Cashremit

erunzy:

Either cash or bank deposit

Xkoba:
Pls, what is the cheapest childcare for 3 year in Melbourne

Merdan123:


Yes I am in Melbourne. Also sent you an email

anayolity:
See how this thread just grew cold.
Many people were able to settle in properly on arrival with the aid of this thread through other people's advice and experiences yet they couldn't even come to show gratitude by guiding others through.

See how very scanty this great thread is, something we once enjoyed.

anayolity:
See how this thread just grew cold.
Many people were able to settle in properly on arrival with the aid of this thread through other people's advice and experiences yet they couldn't even come to show gratitude by guiding others through.

See how very scanty this great thread is, something we once enjoyed.

mevisbleek:


I've been living in canny for 9 yrs now (schooled and work here). For some reason fate is pulling me to Aussie. Lol. I'm tired of canny for now I need to work in a different country for a couple of years. I know aussie and canny will be similar. I see a lot of australians coming to canny with the working holiday visa, them full banff alberta working in resorts.

I am yet to find out if the salary in Aussie is higher than Canada. Well, let's see how it goes in 2018. I might be here soon asking for suggestions on areas to live.