How about cost of living in Australia such as food, house and so on ? is it too expansive compare to malaysia?
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Mar 18 2010, 10:16 PM
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How about cost of living in Australia such as food, house and so on ? is it too expansive compare to malaysia?
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Mar 19 2010, 07:14 AM
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QUOTE(annielee @ Mar 19 2010, 06:28 AM) ya, i heard that from the news as well about the electricity bills increasing.. Thanks annielee for the reply,how long you've been in sydney ? im considering going back to msia for 2 years, and will move perm to oz after that.. imagine AU$100, you can buy more stuff here, where RM100, cant get you much.. (which my 'survive' means) I was scheduled to migrate to Austaralia sometime next 2 month for working reason. I will be based at Welshpool, Western Australia. Do you know about this place? is it a rural or urban place? How about cost of living there? Can I save some money to bring back to Malaysia when I'm working abroad at OZ? |
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Mar 19 2010, 06:47 PM
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QUOTE(witchx @ Mar 19 2010, 08:44 AM) im currently living in the city, ultimo to be exact but will be moving out to the lower north shore... wut bout urself? No witch. We are willing to listen your chit chat with annielee as it might be interesting and moreover it more or less can help somebody like me or anyone else whose never been to Aussie before. heheh..annielee: i think we are very off topic atm and decide to take our random chatter to PMs as i dont think our personal chatter contributes to this thread. cheers Anyway, how about Australian people? are there kind & friendly? what else the important things I should know about Australia if I were to work there? Cheers. |
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Mar 22 2010, 07:42 PM
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Hi everyone, I have a few doubts. Does an expatriate who is residing in Australia need to pay tax? if so, what are those taxes?
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Mar 22 2010, 08:39 PM
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QUOTE(annielee @ Mar 22 2010, 07:45 PM) www.ato.gov.au will be your answer.. Waaaa... how high is it? die la if like that... haha.. probably Annielee, If y u dont mind, appreciate your suggestion or idea on how I should demand for my salary at Aussie?Apparently cost of living in Aussie is much more higher than malaysia.. wondering how much should i demand if u r not a resident (citizen or PR) in Oz, you have to pay higher tax.. if im not wrong |
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Mar 22 2010, 09:06 PM
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QUOTE(711726 @ Mar 22 2010, 08:54 PM) non-muslim survivability rate in oz is higher compared to muslim.it's kinda hard to find halal's food and more expensive than the non-halal's around here.i'm from clayton,about 40mins drive form melbourne CBD.still a student. Did u mean 40 % of their salaries? wow.. can be considered as high. if that the case, how to make money when working abroad, no use working abroad but salary still the same as what is in Malaysia. working?if i'm not mistaken PR and citizen pay more for tax.40% if not mistaken la.last time did fruit picking,forgot how much kena already.waiting for tax return though xD the thing is,when u get a PR/citizenship,u got a lot of benefit from the government.4 sure aborigines dapat lebih bcoz they were not the newcomer. dude,apply for taxi driver.sure sounds lame but believe me la,u can go back msia and become jutawan with driving taxis here xP |
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Mar 23 2010, 06:49 AM
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QUOTE(witchx @ Mar 23 2010, 05:44 AM) theres marginal tax rate / marginal deduction rate oo.. in which line of work u are in right now?the more you earn the more they tax ya... they dont tax the whole 40% of your salary... that would be overkill. Always get a Tax File Number!! even keeping money in bank you get taxed... but then after my calculation, i still earning similarly to in malaysia if we are having dollar to dollar comparison =( i iz phailed |
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Mar 25 2010, 08:38 PM
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hi,
just want to check with you all. If I got an Australia visa under Employer Sponsored Workers type, which subclass I will fall into? the reason why I'm asking this, because I surf through Department of Immigration Australia website, I found out that there are two major types of Visa. one is permanent & the other is temporary. And still there are many Visa sub-types under those two categories which is called as Subclass. So, can someone brief me about this complex things. Thanks |
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Jun 6 2010, 09:31 PM
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Guys,
Hi fellow Malaysians. Just want to check with you all.. Will I survive with the salary of AUS $ 5000.00 per month in Aussie when considering the cost of living there is quiet high. Actually. I just don't know how high is it. I hope someone will enlighten me about this thing. I'm still single which mean I will be going there alone, so is it enough for me to survive there utilizing the said figure above? and would I have some money to bring back to Malaysia? As all of you know there is a tax for expatriate being implemented is Australia and it is higher compare to other countries, so how it is calculated? and how many percent of the salary one have to pay taxwise? For your information, I will be working at Perth/Western Australia. Are there any additional and useful information I need to know before going there? Thanks in advance. |
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Jun 6 2010, 09:49 PM
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QUOTE(annielee @ Jun 6 2010, 09:41 PM) A$5k is after or before tax? ooo.. that figure is before tax, so what will be the new figure after taxed? Goodness me, $300/week just for 1 room in an apartment. anyway, thanks for your reply.for tax details you can go to ato.gov.au if you are non-resident, you will be paying higher tax.. usually the big chunk of your salary will be for the house rent, since you are going alone, you can either rent a room or a small apartment, which is guess will be around $300/week or less if you are not choosy.. whether enough or not, will depends on your spending.... for me when i was in sydney and melbourne, i found the stuff is cheaper in Msia ($ to $) and managed to get some branded stuff..which i didnt managed to afford in Msia.. :-) |
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Jun 7 2010, 01:17 PM
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QUOTE(toughgshock @ Jun 7 2010, 11:34 AM) What profession u are in & which location? AUD5000 should be enough if u don't spend a lot. Cook your own meal is very important. Else, u will start struggling. cooking? you must be kidding right? I'm afraid that I will be lazy to cook... hehe,, I'm in Oil & Gas line and the company's office is located at Perth. I forget to ask before, beside the basic salary, does the offshore allowance still have to pay tax? |
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Jun 7 2010, 09:29 PM
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QUOTE(jphlau @ Jun 7 2010, 03:45 PM) AUD5k a month = AUD60k per year in oil and gas? U are pawned!!!!! Actually I still can be considered as a fresh graduate as I only have experience of not more than 1 year. Emm.. around 10 month working experience to date. As a matter of fact, I'm being offered the salary of 70000 USD/AUSD plus offshore allowance of 330 USD/AUSD perĀ day. I still need to clarify with the company's HR regarding my salary currency, because it's not clearly stated in the offer of employment letter whether I will be paid in American or Australian dollar. Freshie can get 65k in o&g.. allowance will be taxed as well. Btw if you are on 457 visa, ask ur company to recommend an accountant to adjust ur tax as you can get back some money for living allowance. Do it when you arrive in perth Added on June 7, 2010, 3:47 pm He will be living in australia so he will be considered as resident in terms of tax payment. Tax rate will be according to normal rates. Thank goodness, it means that I will be taxed at a lower rate, am I right? Thanks for your info, really helps me a lot. This post has been edited by Them_Me_You: Jun 7 2010, 09:30 PM |
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