According to the Australian Bureau of Statistics, in 2009, a total of 40,182 Working Holiday visas were granted to UK citizens looking to make the temporary move Down Under to work or study in Australia, as well as to simply have a great time and enjoy a new way of life.

Speak to anyone who has just returned from Australia on a Working Holiday visa and it would be surprising if the vast majority of them weren’t already planning a return trip, even if for only a two or three week holiday.

There are various reasons why Australia is so appealing and everyone who visits heads back to the UK with their own reasons for falling in love with the country.

For some it’s the climate, others it’s the laid back attitude and some simply find the people so sociable and friendly that it’s hard to adjust to life in the UK, where people, although friendly in general, seem unwelcoming in comparison to Australians.

So, if you’ve just returned from a Working Holiday in Australia and are contemplating a return visit, why not make the move over there a permanent one?

It’s often explained that one of the reasons why more people don’t seriously consider a move to Australia is that they believe the whole process is both too expensive and too complicated. However, whilst there is a certain degree of complexity to the move and some funds are required, the entire move is a lot easier than most would think.

For example, employment opportunities Levitra and accommodation are, generally speaking, in abundance in Australia. The country may have been inhabited for many decades now, but it is still continually growing and developing and although there may be over 22,000,000 people calling the country home, Australian remains one of the least populous countries on the entire planet.

The very first step for any move Down under, whether to retire, work or study in Australia, is finding and applying for the most suitable visa. Again, however, there is a common misconception that this part of the process is extremely difficult – yes, it is not a matter of simply filling out a form on a single side of A4 and competition is high, but with dozens of individual visas to apply for and many companies available to assist with the process, you stand just as good of a chance of being accepted as anyone else.

And as surprising as it may seem, the visa process is actually considered to be the most complicated of the entire move. Accommodation and employment can generally be found once you have moved there (assuming that the visa requirements do not state that you have to have a job provisionally accepted before you move) and as long as you are prepared (and have the necessary finances) to do the legwork to get yourself established in the country, there’s no reason why there should be any major problems with your move to Australia – either before, during or after the visa application process.

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