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[AMA] I immigrated to Australia early 2022, Ask me anything!
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smokey
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Jun 11 2023, 03:58 PM
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How much RM savings u need to have to survive the first few months in AU jobless? How do you settle your first few months lodging? First week stay at hotel and look for houses to let there? How to go house viewing withiut car?
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smokey
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Jun 11 2023, 07:34 PM
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QUOTE(Salary @ Jun 11 2023, 04:05 PM) I stayed in a hotel for the first two weeks while looking for a place to rent. I got a little luckily though and managed to secure something in the first week. I also rented a car for my first week and made it a priority to drive away with my own car by then end of the first week. I budget $100k or around RM300k to last me a year without a job ($42k for the first month and $48k for the remaining 11 months), but I had more than that after selling my assets in Malaysia. I was lucky to start working around 2 months after I arrived (could’ve started in 1.5 months but had a better last minute offer). Whats ur fallback plan if cant secure a job and u finish your rm300k? Would u think it would be hard to restart without money? Would u think a late 30s guy with rm200k cash still could buy a landed house in AU or he would need to rent forever? How did you move your big items/collections to Au? This post has been edited by smokey: Jun 11 2023, 07:36 PM
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smokey
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Jun 18 2023, 09:49 PM
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QUOTE(Salary @ Jun 18 2023, 01:49 PM) Varies wildly. Some of the best high schools in established areas next to the CBD can easily go for 2m+. My area is just slightly over 1m on average. This price range is quite similar for all smaller cities for properties within good high school zones (top 3 public high schools in the state). Can’t speak for Sydney/Melbourne though as they’re all outside my affordability. Seems like no hope for single earner to buy a landed house 🥲
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