u tak suka? no i never thought of migrating, been to many countries i must say u need to travel more first

No. When you enter Australia, you must use the Australian passport. What they don't care is that you also possess a foreign passport other than an Australian one. Australia will not question why you hold a foreign passport in addition to your australian one.

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Depending on the PR conditions when applied also. Last time NZ got this one where you just make one official entry and you hold the PR status for life as long as you transfer the visa when you renew passport.

haha....that's not the correct definition of PR.

I don't remember defining PR in my post. Which part are you referring to?

It refers to NZ giving a PR that doesn't require residents to reside in NZ. I guess it sounded so ludicrous that it has removed it.

It may sound ludicrous but I do know people that are holding that kind of PR status. I'm not sure if they have abolished that condition or it's still a possible option for those interest since this was back in about 2005 or so.

I'm still a student actually, it is kind of my dream to work in a place where it has good living cost, economic stability, and a good community. I know now

everywhere's tough, but is there any suggestion, like Australia? Australia is really tough, I've heard people said they only got into a job for about 7 months, 4

months if you're lucky and also they have limited job scope. Will I have more benefits if I learn a few more foreign languages?

LOL, is there really a "best" country...individual preference differs

Do you think I'm a little early like dream of migrating or working in other places, generally speaking, I don't have much experience in working in big companies.

Sweden/Norway/Finland is like first world country. The experience of working in Malaysia cannot be used in countries like that.

they hate immigrants

bcos they dont have gantung sampai mati sentence only. the guy got free meal n nice accomodation in their jails summore. haihh. such a waste.

It is individual preference, but learn to speak their language if you wish to migrate to their country. Studying in their university is always the key to get into local job after graduation.

If your relying on job as first step, try international company which operates in Malaysia and any other country with the potential of moving abroad if there are opportunities. Make sure you have the set skills required to get employed within big organisations. Some countries have shortage of worker, i.e. in the UK they publish an updated skill shortage annually and if you have the skills which fall within the bucket, then your very welcome to apply and have higher chance being employed.

Australia is tough to get in because they are using point system based on the merit, education, English scoring (IELTS) and if you have any support, immediate family in Australia. My cousin had to wait nearly 1 year to get his visa approved but now I think he is full PR there.

Otherwise, there is Working Holidaymaker visa in the UK, Australia (unsure), NZ these are the popular destination.

Grass is always greener on the other side, you always heard of either positive side of that particular country or the negative side and until you experience it first hand, you will never know whether you will like it there.

Studying in overseas is a luxury that I cannot afford, I wasn't born silver spoon heheheh. So I guess I'll have to rely on my job, people have told me that

choosing a good company is the utmost important, gives you a lot of chances and benefits. I still have 2 years left to graduate, I think I might be too early

to think of working overseas, but still kudos to you, for your information, helps a lot. Guess I'll just have to focus on my studies at the moment now. Dream is

just a dream.

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Neither do I but have worked my way and lady luck was on my side, they paid my University fee ... don't do it too late bro as the regulations keep changing, when there is chance grab it. You also need luck on your side.

GL

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think of costa rica?? got many beautiful girls there

haha I guess I'm too late then, I have paid my fees for degree in local U, so I might as well finish the studies, if not the money would be wasted. When I was

younger, never thought of it too much, because I was thinking study where also the same one, right now I just feel like maybe next time I work, I wanna work

in a better condition you know, work-life balance, not like typical asians that work 24/7, that is not the life I wanted, but life's tough, I know, it's just my wishful

thinking.

soviet union

Life is as tough as you make yourself feel. But then there are joys in work too. They always tell nice stories from out there. I am yet to hear about them cold toilet seat in midwinter in North Of England or worse still in Jia-na-da as they say it!!!
Yeah home is still the best... that is my thought.

Yeah, that is also one reason why I would hear my cousins talk about their experience in working, mostly working overseas, I would always sit down and listen.

Australia has been a place I have always wanted to migrate to ever since I'm small, when I grew up, the dreams just get stronger, but I have not yet make

appropriate approaches to achieve it, right now I'm just a student, with nothing. The reason why is because I think they offer better lifestyle there, less crime

and stuffs, but climate change is also a bad thing too right there and also some of them might hate us, and treat us as immigrants. I don't really know, I'm

actually finding stories of the people who live in Australia, and say that they want to move back to Malaysia, due to reasons, etc etc, and some of them wanna

move to Australia, due to reasons,etc etc. Make comparison, and decide, that's all what I can do now, and I have 2 years left to graduate, no one knows what

2 years later how the economy will change in Australia, maybe applying to work there will become harder. Who knows? Wishful thinking. ;3