Which is more developed, Australia or South Korea?

South Korea, the world's fifth largest industrial country, a leader in the semiconductor industry, GDP research and military South Korea is also much stronger than Australia, Australia is a country that can live on resources, and the living standards of its citizens are definitely much better than South Korea.

Australia and South Korea have their own strengths and strengths in each field, and it is impossible to simply judge which country is more developed. Here are some comparisons:

South Korea, on the other hand, has an export-led economy, with its main exports including high-tech products such as automobiles, smartphones, and semiconductors. In terms of GDP, South Korea's GDP reached a trillion dollars in 2021, about $260 billion higher than Australia's.

2.Cultural influence: Australia is a multicultural country, and its cultural influence is mainly manifested in art, literature, film, sports, etc., with high quality and world influence.

South Korea, on the other hand, is mainly in pop and movies, and it has a high reputation and influence in Asia.

3.Land area and population: Australia has a land area of about 7.69 million square kilometers, while South Korea has only 100,000 square kilometers. In terms of population, South Korea has a population of about 10,000, while Australia has a population of about 10,000.

To sum up, it is impossible to simply which country is more developed. Australia excels in some areas, such as economic power and cultural influence, while South Korea has the advantage in terms of exports and GDP.

Which is more developed, Australia or South Korea? Both countries are developed countries, but I think South Korea is more developed than Australia, Australia is mainly dependent on resources, and South Korea is more advanced in science and technology, and from this point of view, South Korea is more developed than Australia.

I can't describe the subjective feelings, I can only put the objective reality out :

Cost: The cost of studying in Australia is high, while the cost of studying in South Korea is low. (This only refers to the cost of studying abroad, not the cost of living).

Immigration: Australia will be better, because the immigrants to Australia are elites and have a good living environment. If you go to South Korea, it doesn't make sense to be so close to China and the price is high.

Employment: There are far more Korean-funded enterprises in China than Australian-funded enterprises, and the advantage of small languages is greater than that of English, so it is better to go to South Korea at this level.

From the above analysis, you can also find that if you are not going to immigrate, studying in South Korea is the first choice in terms of feasibility and prospects. So it is recommended to go to Korea.