A Chinese who wants to study and work in Australia is an immigrant or a student

Now the requirements for one have been raised a lot, which is rare! IELTS is 4 8 in cities with extra points for immigrants is 4 7... It's not like it used to be! There are a lot of Chinese in Australia, and I want to work and go to those local places to earn more money!!

Study abroad, immigration is difficult, especially if you focus on studying, the immigration policy is not as terrifying as the one upstairs said, since Kevin Rudd began to be in power, he has begun to be anti-immigrant, the Labor Party, will not allow so many cheap workers to enter Australia to reduce the wages of Australian workers, but the current policy is full of complaints, the position of the ruling party is not guaranteed, a bit far away. You still need family support to study, unless you can endure a miserable life, then you can hope to be on your own, don't forget, the student visa allows you to work 20 hours a week. Of course, it's okay not to get caught, but generally this kind of work is not well paid and the work is not good.

If you are an immigrant, if you have a little money at home, you can invest in immigration - but the main purpose of this is not to study.

If you have 5 million, then invest in immigration, work hard to earn money, if you don't have it, then study honestly, and with the current policy, the probability of immigrating after studying abroad is not very large.

Australia is not saying that immigrants are not allowed, but the objects it accepts are different from before. In previous years, it was possible to pass 120 points of skilled immigration, but since the financial crisis, Australia has tightened skilled immigration in order to protect the employment of its own people, but has released some business immigrants. My grandparents waited for 10 years to apply for business immigration without news, but they were unexpectedly approved after the financial crisis in '09.

Personal experience, Australia** is not a fool, only accepts the immigrants who contribute the most to their country, and those who expect to improve their lives or obtain more benefits by immigrating to Australia are often self-deceptive.

Australia is a great place to work for international students. You can choose to study and work at the same time. This can be an option to earn extra income and experience the local culture. Here are a few things to keep in mind:

You can work up to 40 hours per fortnight during your studies and unlimited during the holidays.

Workplace protection: You have the same protections at work as any other person working in Australia.

AustraliaStudy Abroad:Study and work at the same time!

Minimum wageNo matter what job you do, you will be paid at least hourly minimum wage.

Great support:Flexible working hours and plenty of opportunities in these industries make these ideal for students:Retail – including supermarkets, department stores, boutiques, hospitality - cafes, bars, restaurants, takeaways, agriculture and fruit picking - seasonal work, services - childcare, aged care and cleaning; administrative and clerical work; Coaching.

It is possible to extend your work experience through volunteer work and internships

There are also a number of charities and non-** organizations.

Volunteering for students – it's a great way to meet new people, gain real-world work experience, and contribute to the community.

Volunteer opportunities for each state and territory visit:

Australian Capital Territory (Canberra.

ACT) - Volunteering and connecting with the ACT.

Nsw.

NSW) - NSW Voluntary Centre.

Northern Territory (NT) - Volunteering SA & NT

Queensland. QLD) - Volunteering in Queensland.

South Australia (SA) - Volunteering SA & NT

Tasmania.

TAS) - Volunteering Tasmania.

Victoria (VIC) - Victoria.

of volunteering.

Western Australia.

WA) - Volunteering for WA

Your educational institution will typically offer a range of internships, work experience, and volunteer opportunities. Many cities and states also develop and administer internship programs or student entrepreneurship programs to help you start your own business. The Australia** Council's Jobs Innovation Report summarises these programs and shares some success stories.

Holiday work in Australia

Australia offers several different types of visas for international students

Generally speaking, the monthly income of Australian students working is about 5,000 7,000 RMB. On average, the annual tuition fee for undergraduate students is 90,000,100,000 RMB, and the tuition fee for master's students is about 100,000,120,000 RMB per year. The cost of living varies from city to city, with Sydney and Melbourne needing 70,000 or 80,000 yuan per year, while other cities need about 50,000 or 60,000 yuan per year.

Wages are not too low because Australia is a developed country. Of course, the local area is sparsely populated, so the material materials may be relatively cheaper.

Australia is also a very good place to migrate and study. You can work part-time while studying here, and you can improve your skills in many aspects. It can also save money.

The Australian Department of Immigration allows full-time international students to work 20 hours per week and full-time during holidays. Before working, you need to go to the Australian Taxation Office to apply for a tax identification number, and usually the tax office will mail your tax identification number to the address you provide after 1 to 2 weeks. While studying in Australia, a proper part-time job can not only reduce the financial burden of the family to a certain extent, but more importantly, enrich your study abroad experience, which can be said to be a "compulsory course" for studying abroad.

There are three reasons for this:

The first is to be able to really improve your English, of course, provided that you apply for a job in an English-only environment. Doing things with foreign colleagues will help you practise your English and get to know the real Australia. Don't think you can only go to a Chinese restaurant in Chinatown to wash the dishes!

The second is to expand the social circle and accumulate network resources. By working part-time, you can make a lot of friends, and you may need their help at any time, which will be a valuable resource for you in the future.

The third is to cultivate an independent personality. Even if you work as a cleaner or cashier, you can earn your income from your own labor. Compared to those who reach out to their parents at home to ask for everything, spending their own money is definitely more fulfilling.

Therefore, it can be said that if you have not taken the "compulsory course" of part-time work, you will not be able to complete your study abroad. Of course, it is also recommended that due to language and environmental reasons, it is best to start working after 3 months after arriving in Australia. Finally, I would like to remind you that you must not work illegally, otherwise you will be repatriated to your home country if you are found by the immigration bureau.

It is legal to work in Australia, and you can work for 20 hours a week, but try not to let the part-time job affect your studies.

Usually after 1 to 2 weeks, the tax office will mail your tax ID number to the address you provided. While studying in Australia, it is not only possible to work part-time.

Yes, but as an adult. Otherwise, your job is not secure, and it will not be good in case something goes wrong.