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Description:A book written for anyone who wants to migrate to Australia. Both authors are Malaysians, so this could be the first time a book on this topic (migrating to Australia) has been written from Malaysian and a South East Asian perspective.This book is written for three categories of readers.The first category comprises of individuals who hold rather rosy impressions or views of Australia, being the 'lucky country' and one of the wealthiest nations on earth (12th largest economy in the world, ahead of Indonesia (16th), Thailand (29th) and Malaysia(35th, Singapore (37th). Naturally these readers would have thought Australia should be the place that offers most opportunities because of its legal system, 'liberal' and 'democratic' principles espoused in its constitution, and its wealth. However, they are reluctant to leave behind everything they have built up over the years in Malaysia. They are tempted but hesitant. Reading our book will help them make a more informed decision. The second category of readers are the 50-50 fence sitters who just want a better place for their next generations.Unlike the first category, they do not hold romantic views whatsoever - practicality and pragmatism are their main motivations. They are interested in migrating to Australia but want to find out more first before making the plunge.Reading our book will surely help. As we talk about very practical things like how to choose the right place (suburb/neighborhood) to live, what kinds of schools to avoid etc.The third category of readers are the individuals are hell-bent on migrating. They have more or less made up their mind already. Our book is helpful to them because we have compiled stories of migrants from Malaysia who are not thriving and profiting in their businesses and careers. How did they make it in Australia? What are their secrets? We shall find out in this book. After reading this book, all readers are encouraged to join both authors at "Australia Good Meh" on Facebook as friends. One key factor to succeed as migrants is to have a broad and diverse network. No man is an island. No migrants can make it alone.This book is sold across Malaysia and Singapore in major book stores such as MPH and Popular.You can also buy our books online at www.mphonline.com.my From "Australia Good Meh" page, you will find new updates of the goings-on in Australia and handy tips for new and even old migrants alike.Happy reading : )We have made it easy for you to find a PDF Ebooks without any digging. And by having access to our ebooks online or by storing it on your computer, you have convenient answers with Migrating to Australia Good Meh?. To get started finding Migrating to Australia Good Meh?, you are right to find our website which has a comprehensive collection of manuals listed.
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Pages: 158

Format: PDF, EPUB & Kindle Edition

Publisher: Gerakbudaya (Strategic Information Research and Development)

Release: 2013

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Description: A book written for anyone who wants to migrate to Australia. Both authors are Malaysians, so this could be the first time a book on this topic (migrating to Australia) has been written from Malaysian and a South East Asian perspective.This book is written for three categories of readers.The first category comprises of individuals who hold rather rosy impressions or views of Australia, being the 'lucky country' and one of the wealthiest nations on earth (12th largest economy in the world, ahead of Indonesia (16th), Thailand (29th) and Malaysia(35th, Singapore (37th). Naturally these readers would have thought Australia should be the place that offers most opportunities because of its legal system, 'liberal' and 'democratic' principles espoused in its constitution, and its wealth. However, they are reluctant to leave behind everything they have built up over the years in Malaysia. They are tempted but hesitant. Reading our book will help them make a more informed decision. The second category of readers are the 50-50 fence sitters who just want a better place for their next generations.Unlike the first category, they do not hold romantic views whatsoever - practicality and pragmatism are their main motivations. They are interested in migrating to Australia but want to find out more first before making the plunge.Reading our book will surely help. As we talk about very practical things like how to choose the right place (suburb/neighborhood) to live, what kinds of schools to avoid etc.The third category of readers are the individuals are hell-bent on migrating. They have more or less made up their mind already. Our book is helpful to them because we have compiled stories of migrants from Malaysia who are not thriving and profiting in their businesses and careers. How did they make it in Australia? What are their secrets? We shall find out in this book. After reading this book, all readers are encouraged to join both authors at "Australia Good Meh" on Facebook as friends. One key factor to succeed as migrants is to have a broad and diverse network. No man is an island. No migrants can make it alone.This book is sold across Malaysia and Singapore in major book stores such as MPH and Popular.You can also buy our books online at www.mphonline.com.my From "Australia Good Meh" page, you will find new updates of the goings-on in Australia and handy tips for new and even old migrants alike.Happy reading : )We have made it easy for you to find a PDF Ebooks without any digging. And by having access to our ebooks online or by storing it on your computer, you have convenient answers with Migrating to Australia Good Meh?. To get started finding Migrating to Australia Good Meh?, you are right to find our website which has a comprehensive collection of manuals listed.
Our library is the biggest of these that have literally hundreds of thousands of different products represented.

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