The anxiety of Australian students about giving up their Chinese citizenship and their future person

It's up to you, if you feel like you belong in Australia, stay in Australia, and if you don't feel like you fit in in Australia, go back to China. There is no bottom to money or something, there will always be people who take more money than you, the key is whether you live in Australia happily or not, think about this carefully, and your decision will be very good.

In addition, I am studying at the University of A, the price of Australia is definitely much lower than that in China (if you must convert everything into RMB, there is no way to compare), and the living environment and living standards in Australia are better than in China, I am now in Australia mixed well, local friends also have a lot of friends, I have a sense of belonging, ready to apply for PR next year, before this I had the same confusion as you, but now it is gone, I decided to stay in Australia, because I have a sense of belonging, and finally I hope that it is not money that determines whether you stay in Australia. Hope that helps.

The biggest difference between domestic development and foreign development is that you may not earn much at the beginning, but there is a lot of room for development. Abroad may earn a lot at first, but then it is difficult to go up. Moreover, China is in a state of upward mobility, and welfare is getting better and better, but the economic crisis in developed countries in Europe will get worse and worse.

So lz you have to think about it.

If you can get Australian nationality, you can take it, if you can't enter a state-owned enterprise, there are always other places, now Chinese nationality is too inconvenient, those rich people in Beijing, the CEOs of major companies are no longer Chinese nationality, there is nothing inconvenient.

Australia has a high level of education, a wide range of majors, and the immigration policy is also very attractive, and there is a two-year work visa!

Studying in Australia is generally a policy of wide entry and strict exit, relatively speaking, the application threshold is relatively low, and it is also relatively friendly to domestic double non-non universities!

Biology majors, Australia is still relatively strong, go out to learn technology.

One point is because of the epidemic, which is already a well-known reason, Australia implemented a lockdown policy a long time ago, and there is no way for international students to go to Australia, and due to the impact of the epidemic, many people dare not leave their homes at all. For the sake of safety, it is better to stay in the country obediently.

The second reason is Australia's own problems, due to the recent discord and reconciliation between Australia and China, many Chinese in Australia have been excluded. For the personal safety of our people, China calls on people not to go to Australia for study or tourism in the near future unless there is a special reason. Moreover, there are indeed a lot of insulting things that have happened in Australia, and such a country that is unfriendly to China is not worth going to at all.

Moreover, Australia's attitude towards international students has always been very bad, and international students can't get the same treatment as Australian students. In this way, the economic pressure on those colleges and universities is great, and the cost of international students has always been their stable and huge income**, but now it has decreased a lot, and many colleges and universities feel unbearable. In this case, Australia** did not find a way to help these schools tide over the difficulties, and there was not even a minimum subsidy, which is really disappointing.

Because Australians are very unfriendly, especially to international students, they will be treated differently in many ways.

The Australian Department of Immigration pointed out on the analysis of Australia's 2011 population data released by the Department of Statistics

1.In the five years from 2006 to 2011, Australian immigrants included immigrants born from 252 overseas regions, including 900,000 Britishmen and 10,000 New Zealanders.

2.Asia is becoming more and more important, with India adding 10,000, China 10,000, and the Philippines 10,000;

3.Non-English speaking Australian immigrant families mainly speak Mandarin, Arabic, Italian, Cantonese, Greek and Vietnamese.

After reading the report, Mr. Huang Wenyong was surprised to find that in 2011, the Chinese-born immigrant population in Australia was 10,000, accounting for about 400,000 in Hong Kong. However, if you calculate the number of people with Chinese ancestry in Australia, there are about 810,000.

The population in 2011 was 21.5 million, and the current Australia is 23.51 million, an increase of about 2 million, according to the 10% growth rate, the Chinese born in the mainland should be about 400,000, and all Chinese should be about 1 million. In short, the proportion of Chinese is still very low, but this also shows that there are huge opportunities in the future, you see how many Chinese are in the United States and Canada? Australia's population is not as large as Taiwan's, with an area 212 times that of Taiwan, and Australia's area is twice that of India, with a population of only 2% of India's.

Finally, Mr. Huang had to complain, the reason why I want to say that Australia in the future should be an important purpose that the Chinese should occupy, because the data in 2013 shows that the average Indian skilled immigrants are three times that of China, and before 2012, they were equal, and if they don't occupy Australia, they will be taken by the Indians!

About 50,000 Chinese students go to Australia to study every year.

The first is the advantage of the learning and living environment here.

Australia has a pleasant climate, life is mostly relaxed and friendly, and students with strong independence tend to enjoy the opportunities here.

The second is the advantages of the social and cultural environment here. Australia is a racially tolerant country made up of many people from different ethnic backgrounds.

Third, the quality of education here is high and the choice of majors is diverse. According to study abroad experts, Australia's academic education has been highly recognized by countries around the world, according to the authoritative rankings, Australia has a total of eight universities in the world's top 100 universities, and many majors are among the top in the world, such as biology, communications, finance, marketing, accounting and other majors, which can meet the requirements of Chinese students' diversity of major choices. Australia's top 100 universities in the world have always been sought after by all walks of life, and their professional settings, teaching quality and employment prospects are absolutely guaranteed.

At present, the Ministry of Education of China has signed a mutual recognition agreement with Australia**, which relieves students' worries; Australia's 41 ** public universities and most vocational and technical colleges are recognised by both China and Australia.

Fourth, you can work here after school, and employment is relatively easy. Australia** allows international students to work part-time in their spare time, which can subsidize their living expenses and learn about Australian society, accumulate work experience, and increase employment opportunities. The current immigration policy focuses on the cultivation of students' work experience accumulation, and after the relevant conditions are met, they can obtain a work visa of about 18 months, so as to increase their weight in the job market.

Fifth, there is a good language environment here. In addition, Australia is a country with high social security and benefits. If international students have the opportunity to apply for immigration, their parents can also immigrate here with their children and enjoy the same benefits as local residents. You can receive high unemployment benefits, pensions, exemption from tuition fees and medical expenses, visa-free travel to Europe and other countries, and visa-on-arrival to the United States.

Finally, Australia** attaches great importance to the protection of the rights and interests of international students, and has promulgated many regulations and policies in favor of international students in recent years. In order to protect the rights and interests of overseas students, Australia has introduced the Overseas Student Education Services Act (ESOSACT).

Sunny day consultant of Little Turtle Study Abroad Network.

The academic requirements are relatively low, and the probability of admission is high.

In fact, there are many famous schools in Australia, and the admission conditions are very humane, in recent years, Australia has begun to recognize the results of China's college entrance examination, which also brings great convenience to domestic students.

In terms of language requirements, in addition to the need to take IELTS or similar English tests, there is no need to take other tests, which makes many Chinese candidates breathe a sigh of relief, such as the famous Australian National University and the University of Sydney IELTS score requirements, TOEFL is around 85 points; Another example is the University of Melbourne graduate admission requirements, the TOEFL computer-based test has a total score of 79, with a single subject score of 21 points in writing, 18 points in speaking, 13 points in reading, and 13 points in listening. The overall IELTS test score is more than 6 in each subject.

The admission standards of these prestigious Australian universities are not unattainable, they are easier to admit successfully, and the application cycle is relatively short, which undoubtedly makes many Chinese students who are eager to study abroad yearn for it.

Beautiful environment and high security.

Australia is surrounded by the sea, far from the mainland, with charming scenery, fresh air, blue skies without haze, and a mild climate all year round, the unique geographical location provides students with a good and comfortable learning environment.

At the same time, Australia is far away from global war and infectious diseases, is one of the countries with the lowest crime rate in the world, parents send their children to the most hope is not only to succeed in school, but also to hope that their children are physically and mentally healthy, safe, and in recent years, students studying abroad have frequent safety incidents, which have to attract the attention of parents and society.

In Australia, the social environment is relatively stable, the risk index is low, and the difference between Australian time and Beijing time is only 2-3 hours, so it is convenient for students and parents to communicate with each other.

Tuition fees in Australia are relatively reasonable, and living expenses are slightly more expensive.

In 2017, undergraduate accounting is $37104, art is $34944**$37104, economics is $37104, information technology is $34944**$, and most of the annual graduate tuition fees for various majors are $34944-$41520.

Australia is calculated in Australian dollars, one Australian dollar is equivalent to the yuan of RMB, so the total tuition fee is about 200,000, which is relatively reasonable, but the accommodation cost is a little more expensive, and the school accommodation is generally more expensive. Friends who have a certain degree of self-care ability will tend to choose off-campus renting.

ACCA has a high degree of recognition in Commonwealth countries, and after obtaining ACCA qualification, you can go to the UK.

Canada, Australia and other countries apply for skilled immigration.

According to the Australian legislation, Corporation Act 2001, Section 1282 & Practice Statement 180 Auditor Recognition, Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCAs) are empowered to perform statutory audit and insolvency administration in Australia.

The ACCA professional qualification is recognised locally in Australia as at least equivalent to a bachelor's degree in accountancy in Australia.

ACCAA members can become members of the National Institute of Accountants or PNAs as long as they take the two additional Australian tax and law examination subjects. In addition, ACCA members can also directly attend the Chartered Accountant Program (CA) of the Institute of Chartered Accountants in Australia (ICAA), so that they can become Chartered Accountants in Australia (CA).

About ACCA:

ACCA qualifications are considered to be:"A passport to the international accounting community"。Many national legislation authorizes ACCA members to work in auditing, investment advisory and insolvency enforcement.

ACCA's approved employers have covered well-known entities such as the Big Four accounting firms, commercial banks, investment banks, Fortune 500 companies, large state-owned enterprises and large private enterprises, which means that obtaining ACCA's qualification will have more successful paths.

About age. In addition, the age requirement for the ACCA is at least 16 years old.

The requirements for applying for the ACCA are as follows:

1) Those who have a college degree or above recognized by the Ministry of Education can register as a formal student of ACCA;

2) Students in colleges and universities recognized by the Ministry of Education who have successfully completed all the course examinations in their freshman year can register as official students of ACCA;

3) Applicants who do not meet the registration qualifications, if they do not meet the regular registration conditions of ACCA, can register in the way of FIA, and after passing three courses, they will automatically become ACCAA students and can be exempted from F1-F3, and directly start the test from F4 in the back. (Note: Students who apply for the FIA qualification examination can not meet the above conditions and are required to be at least 16 years old) Expedited Customs Clearance Program ACCA Global Private Course College Student Employer Express Program Weekend Face-to-face Class Winter and Summer Vacation Crash Course Other courses.

You want to return to your roots, you are very patriotic! Hahahaha.