Australia
Australia is ranked as having the cleanest air in the world (according to the Environmental Performance Index prepared by researchers at Yale and Columbia universities) and is highly developed in all aspects of life: health, education, economy, civil liberties, political rights, immigrant-friendly policies and overall quality of life.
We also can’t forget Australia’s beautiful landscapes and fascinating wildlife. Australia’s isolation from the outside world for so many years allowed nature and its wildlife to evolve immensely – contributing to Australia’s clean environment.
The Economy
Australia maintained a strong and stable economy for almost 30 years straight (!) and manages a successful mixed market economy where the GDP rate is high and the poverty rate is low. According to the Australian Bureau of Statistics, the average weekly salary stands at around $1,659, which is around $79,000 annually before tax.
The Education System
According to The Education Index published by the UN’s Human Development Index Australia is ranked 6th out of 189 countries for its exceptional education system. While Australia provides free education for its citizens and permanent residents (up to a certain age), it doesn’t hold back on the quality of the education. Australia leads in providing a world-class education for its citizens as well as its international students.
The Healthcare System
Australia has national public healthcare. This means that all Australian citizens and Australian permanent residents have access to Medicare – the state health care provider, and this is paid for through taxes. Medicare offers a thorough basic healthcare coverage including general practitioner costs, hospital costs and 85% of specialist costs. There are heavy discounts on prescription drug prices and plenty of other benefits.
The Climate
Australia is known to be a generally warm country with a comfortable climate (some would say tropical). But it’s important to note that due to Australia’s size, there are several different climate zones. In northern Australia (Palmerston, Darwin, Alice Springs…) it can be hot and humid in the summer, but also warm and dry in the winter. In southern Australia (Adelaide, Port Augusta, Whyalla…) summers are cooler and you may have a rainy winter once in a while.
The Communities
The Australian communities are extremely diverse, which makes it easier for any immigrant to fit right in. There are over 200 different ethnic communities who speak over 200 languages across Australia, as well as 50 Australian Indigenous languages. Besides English, the most common languages are: Mandarin, Arabic, Cantonese, Vietnamese, Italian and Greek. The three main components of Australia’s diversity are: the indigenous population, the British colonial past and years of large immigration waves from countries around the world.
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