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Australia should focus on migrants who are a good fit for its economy: Expert

1.2K views • 1mo ago
Hana Hanna
72 subscribers
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9 Comments
@tinazhao2629
@@tinazhao2629Imported1mo ago
family ban for student visa
@HabiNabiL
@@HabiNabiLImported1mo ago
Yes it’s true, I’m AC technician I paid TAX and GST around $50K/year but waiting my case in AAT to get PR 😂
@InstantLuc
@@InstantLucImported1mo ago
NIMBYs stopping home building is an issue regardless of if there's zero immigration or tons. Fix this first
@JiraTicket-zz6bh
@@JiraTicket-zz6bhImported1mo ago
What kind of student can afford to buy a house in Australia?
@daniellin5581
@@daniellin5581Imported1mo ago
The problem in Australia is the reverse of Singapore. Australian businesses tend to shun migrants in favour of local experience, even if they have all the right skills. Singapore practices reverse discrimination where foreigners wear a halo and are described as foreign talents.
@Logic807
@@Logic807Imported1mo ago
More people more vibrant, more businesses, they bring in the money to spend. But yes prices can go up, so it is a matter of calibration. Or spreading them out. But keeping people out is also a good solution. Singapore too has to make that calibration, but we have less ability to spread them out. But transportation infrastructure was indeed overtly the biggest pain point to bring in people. Of course everything is strained, water, energy and HOUSING.
@anonimosu7425
@@anonimosu7425Imported1mo ago
didn’t we use to do that in the 2000s
@xxoo-lp6vc
@@xxoo-lp6vcImported1mo ago
(AUS)kymbrown1614:
<br>The politicians are selling our sovereignty and the US is using my country like a aircraft carrier for a war against China.
@yuyij6703
@@yuyij6703Imported1mo ago
Australia is importing skilled workers in vocational sectors. My friend owns an agency which specialises in supplying workers trained in STEM and vocational skills to Australia. He’s sending them by the dozens each month since the past 2 years. My nephew who’s skilled in carpentry and wiring went there last year.