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So basically I'm graduating in a few week's time and all the work experience I have is an internship and school/self-initiated projects.
Visited Australia last year and found it really nice. I like the idea that you can drive for an hour and half from any major city and enter places where there's pretty much no one around. Also it's very cheap to own a car. Like a relative of mine bought a 5 year old Toyota for 5k which in Singapore it will easily set you back 60-70k - plus you can only drive it for 5 more years.
So anyway, I'd like to migrate to Australia but at the moment I'm relatively young so I gotta wait a while to hit the required 65 points to be able to apply for a PR.
I've been thinking of going on a work holiday Visa instead but I'd probably not get jobs in my field in that case.
So should I just spend two years or so in Singapore working in my field to gain experience (and get old enough to apply for the PR) or just wing it and head to Australia right now and see how it goes?
I can probably get a job in Singapore pretty easily. I've already been offered a few.
But the main issue here is that I'm quite sick of Singapore in general. It's just really busy and people aren't very interesting either. I know that if I continue to stay here things wouldn't fare very well in terms of my mental health.
What do you guys think?
Visited Australia last year and found it really nice. I like the idea that you can drive for an hour and half from any major city and enter places where there's pretty much no one around. Also it's very cheap to own a car. Like a relative of mine bought a 5 year old Toyota for 5k which in Singapore it will easily set you back 60-70k - plus you can only drive it for 5 more years.
So anyway, I'd like to migrate to Australia but at the moment I'm relatively young so I gotta wait a while to hit the required 65 points to be able to apply for a PR.
I've been thinking of going on a work holiday Visa instead but I'd probably not get jobs in my field in that case.
So should I just spend two years or so in Singapore working in my field to gain experience (and get old enough to apply for the PR) or just wing it and head to Australia right now and see how it goes?
I can probably get a job in Singapore pretty easily. I've already been offered a few.
But the main issue here is that I'm quite sick of Singapore in general. It's just really busy and people aren't very interesting either. I know that if I continue to stay here things wouldn't fare very well in terms of my mental health.
What do you guys think?