Skilled Professionals Needed for Australia
Australia needs experience skilled and educated people to fill positions in their labour force that would otherwise not be filled by locals. This means that without migrants Australia faces an economic ruin.
It is thought that 1 in 3 Australians are foreign-born and by 2050 it is anticipated that migration will have increased Australia’s population by 14 million people by 2050, contributing $1.6 trillion to Australia’s GDP.
South African talent has become sought after in the Australia
In the last 20 years South African talent has become sought after in the Australian industry with South Africans generally regarded as hard workers, adaptable and thankful for job security and safe living conditions provided under a stable internationally respected government.
“During our initial interviews clients mostly cite job opportunities and personal safety as the major driving force behind their immigration plans,” says CEO of New World Immigration Robbie Ragless.
“Clients also look forward to being able to access good health care, excellent schools and a dependable infrastructure while living their lives in peace.”
South African citizens often feel like that they are living with a sword hanging over their heads. Crime and serious crime are scaring off investors and affecting the country’s economy and it’s not hard to see why…
Statistical reports released in 2015 described South Africa as one of the countries with highest crime rates in the world. This seems to be fuelled by an exceptionally high unemployment rate – compared to well faring countries.
South Africa features amongst the top-10 countries when it comes to violent crimes, such as rape, hi-jackings murder and assault, committed against ordinary citizens.
And to add insult to injury the country’s ewducational system is considered one of the worst in the world – of which the country’s President is a product having only achieved grade 5.
These facts along with a general local and international mistrust of the country’s governance – demonstrated by the fact that SA has the highest number of public protests in the world, is faced with possibly has the highest GINI coefficients in the world – has led to the serious devaluation of the local currency. In fact in 2015 it was the 2nd highest depreciating currency in the world
South African tradesmen, engineers, healthcare providers and teachers are most likely to quickly and easily apply for and obtain Australian visas as these professions are not being filled by Australians. • Electricians • Plumbers • Carpenters • Engineers • Construction Project Managers • Early Childhood Teachers • High School Teachers • Architects • Quantity Surveyors • Diesel Motor Mechanics • Motor Mechanics • Medical Specialists
“If you are considering immigrating it is wise to remember that immigration is a complicated and legal procedure,” comments Ragless, adding that in his experience South Africans to exceptionally well in Australia but getting there can be more complicated.
“Having an experienced and registered immigration agent in your corner is a necessity.
“Prospective migrants who submit incomplete or incorrect paperwork during their visa application process will have their applications rejected ultimately leading to the application process being delayed and costing the client more.”
A sword is hanging over South Africans’ heads