Dont go to Aus
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the so called hypocritivcal country lures thousands of students from poor countries to get their money, but when ask for PR, they have so many rules.
Such a so called scam.
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wtf are you talking about?
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this country and their policies are total horsesh*t meant to lure people from other countires to pay for their lazy citizens
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are you a singaporean?
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PR not so easy to get dude... lol
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you can not go one you know?
did anyone force you to go?
when in another country, you obey the laws there.. and accept their limitations.. if not, DON'T BLOODY GO!!
like Axl Rose sang:
they make no sense to me
they come to our country
and think they'll do as they please
like start some mini-Iran
or spread some fucking disease
they talk so many goddamned ways
it's all Greek to mego think about it!
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Aus talks so much about ethics..yet so unethical..
is it fair to earn money from poor international students? farking bastad whites think they are so intelligent and superiror, let me tell u they are a pile of worthless horsesh^t, lazy, ignaorant and generally unintelligent
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comes to this again.. if you can't afford it, don't go..
if you can, stop whining..
you're just a whiny ass whom i think they'd not give you PR anyway just because you're a whiny ass
Permanent Residency is a PRIVILEGE not a RIGHT!
get that through your thick skull..
if you want it, EARN IT!!
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noted..i go NZ
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Originally posted by the Bear:
comes to this again.. if you can't afford it, don't go..
if you can, stop whining..
you're just a whiny ass whom i think they'd not give you PR anyway just because you're a whiny ass
Permanent Residency is a PRIVILEGE not a RIGHT!
get that through your thick skull..
if you want it, EARN IT!!
oh yeah, then let it be. this is also the reason why , there is a shortage of skilled workers in aus NOW.
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the country is going down the drain, due to its protectionism policies.
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Originally posted by Worldlybusinessman:
the country is going down the drain, due to its protectionism policies.
i thot it is a slow pace country, cool and yet very flexible...u must hv love it very much...if not why u applied PR status there. I love aus wines -
yea, cool. i asked question, you take it as nvr see?
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Originally posted by angel7030:
i thot it is a slow pace country, cool and yet very flexible...u must hv love it very much...if not why u applied PR status there. I love aus winestoo slow and their brains are slow too...much of the country is still surviving because of a few bright minds.
the rest are just some lazy and unintelligent
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Originally posted by Worldlybusinessman:
farking bastad whites think they are so intelligent and superiror, let me tell u they are a pile of worthless horsesh^t, lazy, ignaorant and generally unintelligent
Sounds like Australia would be better off without you. Good riddance.
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which country doesn't have rules for PR?
students go there ostensibly to get their certs/ education. And the students went there on their own will. No promise of PR-ship was made.
What have you been smoking?
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so whathappened t their ethics?
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Noted I was born in Australia and a Australian citizen. I just feel that you are looking down to Australia, just because you couldn't apply for a PR or wasn't given a chance to. You shouldn't tell others not to go to Australia.
Students who go overseas to study in the US, Canada, UK, Australia and other countries go to further their education. It's up to them whether they want to get PR or not. It all depends whether you do well for that english test (forgot what's it's called - only for international students).
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this must be lionnoisy's 结拜。
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Originally posted by burndog85:
Noted I was born in Australia and a Australian citizen. I just feel that you are looking down to Australia, just because you couldn't apply for a PR or wasn't given a chance to. You shouldn't tell others not to go to Australia.
Students who go overseas to study in the US, Canada, UK, Australia and other countries go to further their education. It's up to them whether they want to get PR or not. It all depends whether you do well for that english test (forgot what's it's called - only for international students).
Wads is so good about your country, everyone shutting his doors and imprisoned in his own home in the evening, no social life but enormous amount of tax .
lazy people. discrimination, ect....
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Permanent Residency isn't going to fall into your lap just because you study there. It's the same in lots of places, where the priority is to keep their own citizens employed. It's tough luck that you come from S'pore where it isn't the case so you jolly well get over yourself or suck thumb.
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Originally posted by Kuali Baba:
Permanent Residency isn't going to fall into your lap just because you study there. It's the same in lots of places, where the priority is to keep their own citizens employed. It's tough luck that you come from S'pore where it isn't the case so you jolly well get around it or suck thumb.
singapore has shortage of workers in the lower end of the working sector, so need to import foreigners. But again , there is no discrimination in singapore, for hiring them. Unlike Aus, which ask for PR.
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Even experienced professionals like Doctors, Judges, and Registered Nurses have to go through the rigorous processes involved in getting PR. One Migration Agent from Singapore even told me how this Singapore Judge who has written countless legal books and is highly regarded in the Singapore Judiciary had to go through the IELTS exam as well when he decided to retire in Australia! No one is exempted from the at times horrible rules and ridiculous regulations of the Immigration Dept here. But you know what... nobody here forces people to apply. If you choose to apply, you'll just have to meet their requirements.
I know of lots of Singaporeans who faced the same angst you have when we first migrated here. But we have slowly, in our own ways, learnt to deal with it. The thing is, if you choose to visit someone's house and stay there, you don't go around tearing their curtains down and re-decorating their place. Sure initially you will fret and complain and whinge, but in the end, what matters is that you roll up your sleeves, have dinner together, and then help wash the plates as well. We do our part to integrate. It's not a perfect place to be - I don't think Utopia exists anywhere here on earth. But since we have chosen to come, we make-do with whatever we have, and try to make the best of it. If we really cannot tolerate things here, no one is stopping us from packing up and going.
So the issue is, unlike back in Singapore where you have the rights of citizenship and can kpkb, over here, you can kpkb all you want and no one will really bother to listen. PR is a privilege and the country has the right to issue or refuse your application for whatever reason, reasonable or otherwise. The entitlement mentality that is nurtured in Singapore soil won't hold here.
Say, what do you think you have to offer to Australia that they die-die HAVE to issue you a PR without you having to lift a finger anyways?! I have paid an astronomical amount in taxes since I've arrived here, and I'm a professional with years of experience under my belt and yet, the onus still remains on them if they will issue me with a PR or not because very simply put, I'm not on home soil so I'm subject to their laws.
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Do you even know what you're saying? Or are you going to blame someone else's pot-smoking habit next?
*Addressed to the "worldly" person*
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if they ask u to sell yr body to them, will u subject to that too? dont be idiot.