11 UNEXPECTED Ways Moving to AUSTRALIA Will Change Your Life (2025)

Great work.. 👏

I plan to move to Melbourne soon. I have a dog i will be bringing. Is it difficult finding a place to rent that is dog friendly? What is the general attitude toward friendly labrador retrievers? I live in Alaska now. Civil engineer.
😊thanks

Hard to stay laid back with the ever increasing cost of housing and having to always worry about money

Hello from Florida, USA. I love Australia, I visited in 2017. It does seem much more expensive than even here in USA, to live in.

I love Australia❤ 😘😘😊🌹👍🇱🇰

Nice one

Great video! I have lived in Sydney since 1989 (expat Yank from St Louis Mo. USA) and love it; I put a "you bet" on everything you note herein. B&W At first I just couldn't nail your accent but I thought it was South American as one of m sister-in-laws is from Paraguay. Keep up the great videos! 👏🏻 BTW Your English is great (much better than my Spanish)! 🤣

if every new Australian came into the country with a similar mindset to you it would be a wonderful country to live in with our new multicultural friends. sadly so many new Australians tend to stick within their own ethnic groups. anyone thinking about coming here to live should watch your videos as they present a well balanced side of Australia so many other channels fail to do. much love 🤗

Nice video, thanks. I'm moving to Brisbane in a few months and am really looking forward to it. I've lived in Europe for nearly the last 3 decades and grew up in New Zealand, so for me, moving to Australia will almost be like moving home but with better weather. These videos help to keep me really positive about this big change in my life that is coming.

It's great that there's such an outdoor culture there, but I would be stressed out all the time about the various lethal insects and animals, is this not a concern for anyone?

Well thought through.

You will be living in a tent at the asshole end of the planet 😂

I love Australia

No thank u, you guys have big spider's and snake's

Your English is excellent but, yes, learning a second language is good for your brain.

thank you for the great video as always!! ^-^ does anybody know about good podcasts made by australians? i wanna practice their accent and maybe a little about politics

I love Australia!

Australians are nice!😊

Hi, how racist is Australia?
I've got a 30 yr old daugther, Bachelor’s degree equivalent (communications), with dark skin, and the Netherlands becomes more and more a racist country everyday.
We have a racist government and a lot of Trump like idiots in all kind of positions.

Do You think se would be happier in a country like Australia?

They have cars and trains there? heehee. I thought they they just ride "kangaroos" LOL kidding. :P

What? They speak English over there? <shocked> kidding :P

What about America? you left that out. taps foot.

I spent a year in Sydney and it is very diverse. Much more diverse than where I have been in the US and I thought we were diverse.

Cuatro continentes y tres nacionalidades, ahora me quedo en Melbourne a mis 68 años. Eso si, cada cambio pierdes lo que dejaste atrás. Cierto, otro idioma otro carácter, pero el único donde puedo ser yo es mi idioma natal..

Living in Australia is about isolation, especially if ur mother language is not English

When growing up, our Scottish neighbours celebrated the Chinese New Year by inviting people from all over the world (that had migrated to Tasmania) for a banquet and we were always the Aussie family, but there were families from 5 to 10 other countries every year. This was a huge event, and there was more conversation than eating, even though the food was amazing. This was in the mid-80's and I was an impressionable teenager. So much fun and so effective at broadening our views of our shared planet. I know these wonderful people are long dead, but their son (Mark!) is still alive, he should be proud of his parents. $0.02

Great video, keep them coming!

Thank you for consistently sharing such informative and valuable videos about life in Australia. I’ve been following your channel for about a year now and have learned so much from the content you create. God willing, I’ll be moving to Sydney this July to pursue my Master’s degree. I also regularly share your videos with friends in our scholarship group whenever the topics are relevant to our preparation.

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Recently lost my wife to illness and was feeling very lost in my now empty home. Took on a French couple as boarders whe were working nearby as part of their working visa. They enjoyed the time they spent here and i thoroughly enjoyed their company, we helped each other with language translations even though i knew zero french to start with but tried to learn something new every day to say to convese with which they appreciated. Definitely improved my mental wellbeing and they are returning in the months ahead to tour the local areas and i will assist as a tour guide.

What about thousands of people coming from Af*ica with 5-7 kids each driving klugers? Husbands working on cash as taxi drivers and claiming all sort of centrelink benefits from the tax payers. Australia has gone downhill and never be recovered.

If you are from Brazil come live on the Gold Coast really there are so many Brazilians here it is crazy a nice crazy

This is my Country Australia is a very multi cultural country you can come from the most remote part of the world and I guarantee you will find you are not alone

Your 50k subscribers from india. Love from india ❤️

Great video!

I'm moving in a few days. I'm sooo excited, anxious, scared and everything.

Hi Martina! Your channel is such a valuable resource for migrants to Australia — your personal experience combined with professional insight really makes it trustworthy and inspiring. As a graphic designer, I’d love to help you create eye-catching visuals and social media content that can boost your reach and engagement even more. If you ever want to collaborate, feel free to reach out! Keep empowering your community! 🇦🇺✨