QUOTE(General Fahmy @ Apr 25 2016, 12:03 PM)
Me too. For some it would be the free medical, u can check tat out. Some of my frens say can claim for specs, child birth, etc.
Education used to be free but i not sure to wat aspect now perhaps other posters can help advise here.
Other than that its the freedom n i suppose fair n equitable treat ment u receive in oz compared to bolehland. But dun get me wrong, racism is everywhere. I myself hv gotten racial taunts in oz b4 but harmless ones with exception of an aussie trucker wanted to run me down when i jaywalk haha.
Expect some favortism to their own kind at workplace. But hey we get that too in bolehland.
You pay ur taxes n its channelled to transparent means. Just look at the world class bike lanes, parks m amenities they hv compared to our clog drains n persistence water shortage
Their town council also respect ur rights. B4 they decide to build a road near ur housing they will set up committee with stakeholders like residence politicians govt councul etc to get feedback n approval. Not like here can set up radioactive plant in gebeng not even bother to consult local populatiom some more say as save as kicap plant.
Also u earn good ex rates n live in first world country. U probably not enjoy 100% but ur kids will benefit the most as their education system is likely surpass our msian ones. I think theirs is less exam based n more focus on creativity thinking n assignments.
U go anywhere as 1st gen migrants sure suffer one la dun expect bed of roses. The ozzies r bias to our work experience. If u work 10 yrs as tax accountant they rgd u as hvg zero yrs. If u 30 u may hv to work same level as 23 yo ozzies. That is if u r lucky to get a job of ur profession. Cant deny there r exceptions.
AFAIK, Medicare's coverage is limited (though better than SOCSO) and most people will get some kind of private medical insurance... similar to Malaysia but its cheaper dollar to dollar
education i agree but there are lots of private schools in Melbourne and i'm not sure who goes there if public schools are already good enough?
for tertiary level, as a PR/Citizen, one needs to compete with foreign students for a placement, education is always a business...
racism i agree, i get some of that during my uni years but it was some homeless drunkard, harmless like you said
exchange rates wise, if you live and spend there, you won't get much benefits... though some things are still cheaper than Malaysia even after conversion...
job is something that worries me the most, if i don''t get a good job, its hard to sustain my family there...
thanks for the info though...