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Living in Australia is an experience in itself. No matter what’s your age is, surely you will find something captivating in this vast country. Australia is an island continent of extraordinary contrasts with enormous natural wealth, stunning scenery and a quality of life that far surpasses most of the other countries.

Australia is a colourful land which includes the red sands that sweep across the iconic outback, the lush green rainforests, world famous beaches and the pulsating and vibrant metropolitan cities. Australia truly encapsulates the definition of diversity. The diversity is not limited to scenic beauty only. Australia is one of the most multi-cultural populations in the world. The people are relaxed and open-minded with an emphasis on population growth through increased migration.

Australia is home to just 21 million people and is one of the most advanced and prosperous economies in the world. In fact Australia is considered to have the most outstanding economies of the world in recent years.

Australians enjoy a safe, friendly and prosperous life. Crime rates are amongst the lowest in the world. The people are relaxed and open-minded; the cities are booming and the opportunities are growing. Australia has modern well-equipped schools, colleges and universities that use advanced technology and offers a wide range of subjects and career options. Australia has excellent and affordable education and medical facilities and a welfare system for all ages.

Best Places to Live / Reasons to Migrate to Australia

Australia is a democratic country and every Australian citizen has the right to vote for local, state and federal government. Elected government officers hold open meetings with constituents in an effort to give every citizen a voice on how Australia is governed.

According to London based ‘Economist’, Australia’s metropolitan cities, Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane and Perth, are ranked in the top 20 cities in the world for overall quality of life. The HDI (Human Development Index) combines life expectancy, literacy, educational attainment and GDP per capita for countries worldwide. It places Australia in the top five countries in the world

Australia’s deserved reputation for its affordable high quality of life, stems from excellent and affordable education and medical facilities, a growing economy, a democratic government, low crime-rates and a wonderful climate. All these factors culminate to give Australian people an exceptionally high quality of life.

The Australian Government aims to increase the population dramatically over the next 50 years – in fact, the plan is to almost double the population and most of that growth will come from new immigrants from all parts of the world. In fact, people born overseas make up almost a quarter of the total population. The federal government sets the numbers for immigration and reviews it on a yearly basis. Australia's immigration policies are non-discriminatory and applicants must satisfy a set selection criteria irrespective of the country they migrate from.