I ask you, what is purpose you want to migrate?

For career or for better quality of life?

If it is the former, then you can forget it. By the time you and your partner get married, get the PR and decide to migrate you be 31. Then when you go over there to work, your msian experience will be nullified and you have to compete against the fresh grads, 21 years old people there. Australia is not like Hong Kong or UK, where they got diversified industries and high roller job vacancies. But there is a lot of demand for simple jobs, yeah like you say, supermarket jobs, low level mid size firms, SMCs.

Reason why people migrate there is to enjoy the quality of life. Over there, you need not worry about whether you earning enough cause the govt will take care of you. Work from 9 to 5, go back home, take up cycling, jogging, contribute to community, enjoy walking by the park, get a dog, good schools for your kids, state of the art amenities like trains and trams, fast internet connectivity. If I not mistaken, doctors over there don't earn more than other professionals.

If you are career here is a high paying job, my advice to you is, not to migrate. But if you feel that you want to migrate because you want to enjoy the western quality of life and you're sick of the asian mentality of making money and stressful job environment, then Australia is the place for you.

Haha definitely overseas is always better.

One thing is we are lacking of identity. In bolehland, cainis are treated as second class, and the whole population cannot be labelled as 'malaysians'. and even if you obtain PR at aus, sg or whereever, the perception status aint gonna change any better. Institutionalized racism is intrinsic. Reminds me of chinese in certain part of indonesia; grew up in government schools, learn their culture etc etc. When adult, cant speak chinese at all, lack of own race culture that defines himself, and sidelined 9 9..