Things They Don't Tell You About Moving To Australia With No Visa

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If you're looking to emigrate to Australia, then in this podcast we find out the things they don't tell you about moving to Australia with no visa. If you want to move to Australia with family or you're thinking you want to move to Australia from the UK, this video podcast will help you. Our guests Alex and Lou emigrated to Perth without obtaining their visa first. How did they manage to make the move, and what can you learn from their process? I guess we’ll find out. Watch our podcast to find out how to migrate to Australia and what it's like moving to Perth.
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@Albyandlou

Thanks for the opportunity to express our views! Enjoyed watching your videos from day one! Really really helpful! Thanks mate Alby and Lou x

@karenley7356

Wow really interesting listening to what people have to go through to move to Australia. I immigrated to Australia from Scotland in 1979 aged 21. I was originally trying to go to Canada but they told me I needed a green card. So I happened to be in Edinburgh and went into Australia House , filled in my application in October 1978 and immigrated on 24th January and it only cost me my airfare!. Best decision I ever made. Married and Australian, 3 kids and one beautiful grand child. All my family are still in Scotland. Wishing all new migrants best wishes it is wonderful to have you here contributing to this beautiful country.

@gebi4pejo1

I was at Perth Zoo yesterday and all I saw or heard were Brits❤. There ere lot of other nationalities too. I am an Aussie. Welcome all to Australia…

@marianjeffrey8684

I love listening to these young Brits. Their journey to the best country in the world is fascinating. I came here in 1977, aged 23 and never looked back. Hey, the pommy family needs somewhere to come for an almost free holiday.

@jamescartlidge_

Great to hear Alex and Lou’s experience! Thanks for all the content mate 👏

@courtneylenkeit

Would love to watch a YT video by your guests “day in the life of a family in Perth”! 😊

@dangermouse3619

Go on do some Perth vids guys. Be good to see how you are getting along.

@edithwarria4794

Hello The Johnston Family good to hear you 🌈🌺🇦🇺💖❤️🦋🙏🏻from Edith in cairns Top North

@hellagood67

Another great video, Ross. As an Australian, born and bred, it’s really interesting what you all have to go through to get here. I tip my hat to you all. I’m biased, but I do think we live in the best country. I wish you all the best for your life journeys.

@grahamejohn6847

I really hope it all works out for this nice family after all their trials and tribulations. I'm afraid bureaucrats are the same all the world over. My dad's dad was a Scot who came here as a ten-pound pom and he married an English girl when he was over here (her family had just moved here). Later on, his four sisters came here as well. Good on you and them nice vid.

@jasoar1563

WELCOME BRITTONS! MORE THE MERRIER!

@nicolecrichton9654

My mum was a 10 pound Pom that arrived in 1957 aged 9 from South Shields. It was tough in the beginning but my mum is so happy her parents made the decision to immigrate and so am I 🤗

@suku420

Some really valid views reflecting the disenchantment with where the UK is. Australi has gained Another wonderful family eh. Thanks all for the valuable insight. 🦘🪃🇦🇺

@Dani-qc3th

Thas true lived 12 years in the UK 🇬🇧 and economy-wise is not as great as before and there is no quality of life I said to myself I moving out in in1-2 years from UK.

@tranquilmindspace501

Hi Ross, really enjoy your videos. Keep up the good work. After some educational advice if possible for my kids 16/17 one in 6th form and one taking gcse's this year. How exactly does the higher education system work over there? My daughter would like to progress to obtaining a history degree. Hopefully, we should be moving to Queensland around July this year. Thanks

@davidfrisken1617

+1 on the camera upgrade

@kirstyridings5066

I echo everything they said. Crazy so many people think the same

@BoninBrighton

We’re 65 and our son wants us to move to Australia…. 0% inheritance tax compared to 40% …..

@MN-fw6id

Love your videos. So interesting. We are thinking of moving to Auzz (Queensland) from freezing Canada. Reason for education. My question: Is education better there for children that have adhd and language disorder? Do they lable kids their or give a code? Here, school boards code children according to what issue they have so they receive money from the ministry of education. What’s worse, services are not provided or given too late. So would education be better there? Thank you 🙏