Moving to Australia solo

Nowadays, its a lot easier to integrate and jell in with the community.  There are now many choices of accomodations, from shared flats/houses to renting a room from a family who has a spare room available. Rental costs are a bit on the high side for most Australian cities, but its more reasonable the further out of the CBD one chooses.

It seems that the usual banal discriminatory questions of job interviews (eg. do you have local experience) is no longer employed unless the interviewer is a blue blooded Aussie. It helps to have sufficient funds to tide oneself over in the near longer term due to the covid situations, unless one is willing to start life in the countryside, doing farm work, which is always on the lookout for employees.

I am ready to do a farm work in Australia but I presently Canada has given me five years ban... Can this Canada ban affect if I submit application to Australia

ogunleyesijibomi wrote:

I am ready to do a farm work in Australia but I presently Canada has given me five years ban... Can this Canada ban affect if I submit application to Australia

Yes it will affect your application.

I moved alone after divorce. It was hard, but I coped with all the difficulties.

@Cheryl It had been really tough moving in alone. But internet really supported in solving lot of my concerns. I am an international student and had been exploring my options before travelling. It kind of supported me to stay focussed and decide on what might suit me. I stay at a studio appartment. My preparations supported me take a smooth start after reaching Brisbane towards lot of perspectives.