Whether you have arrived as a skilled immigrant or family immigrant or a refugee or humanitarian applicant, there will a lot more things or situations where you will have to do some adjustments in your new immigrating country. It is something very natural that happens to almost all the new overseas immigrants. Understanding the life style and work culture of a newly migrated country needs little time for the new immigrants.
If Australia is the place where you wish to migrate either for your further study, better employment opportunity or extending your business, then as a new migrant to this country, initially you may find it little difficult to adjust with its way of living. But, once you become familiar with the culture and tradition of this nation, you will easily get adjusted to it.
When it comes to settling down in Australia, it may depend on different types of factors, such English language ability, health condition of the immigrant, and the category under which the individual migrate to this country etc (as skilled migrant or family migrant or as refugee). But, in case, you have been to Australia before and familiar with basic condition and lifestyle of this country and its society, then it will take less time for you to settle in this beautiful land.
The government of Australia put emphasis on encouraging the new residents to learn more about their new nation, language, customs, its heritage, values and lifestyle. The Australian government also encourages the residents of the country to apply for citizenship of Australia if they become qualify for that.
Since 15 October 2007, the applicants who are of 18 years and above are required to sign a Values Statement while applying for certain categories of visas. The statement mentions that the applicants will show their respect to the Australian life style and will obey all the laws of the country before being issued a visa.
The Values Statement of Australia is included in the application form for almost all the visa applicants. There are usually two different types of values statements.
People, who are presently staying outside Australia and applying for a Humanitarian visa, have to sign the values statement at the time of their interview. This process identifies the difficulties encountered by the applicants of Humanitarian visa outside the country.
However, there are certain types of visas that dont need the Australian Values Statement. This set includes and is not restricted to:
Visitor visas
Citizens of New Zealand entering Australia on a special category visa
If Australia is the place where you wish to migrate either for your further study, better employment opportunity or extending your business, then as a new migrant to this country, initially you may find it little difficult to adjust with its way of living. But, once you become familiar with the culture and tradition of this nation, you will easily get adjusted to it.
When it comes to settling down in Australia, it may depend on different types of factors, such English language ability, health condition of the immigrant, and the category under which the individual migrate to this country etc (as skilled migrant or family migrant or as refugee). But, in case, you have been to Australia before and familiar with basic condition and lifestyle of this country and its society, then it will take less time for you to settle in this beautiful land.
The government of Australia put emphasis on encouraging the new residents to learn more about their new nation, language, customs, its heritage, values and lifestyle. The Australian government also encourages the residents of the country to apply for citizenship of Australia if they become qualify for that.
Since 15 October 2007, the applicants who are of 18 years and above are required to sign a Values Statement while applying for certain categories of visas. The statement mentions that the applicants will show their respect to the Australian life style and will obey all the laws of the country before being issued a visa.
The Values Statement of Australia is included in the application form for almost all the visa applicants. There are usually two different types of values statements.
People, who are presently staying outside Australia and applying for a Humanitarian visa, have to sign the values statement at the time of their interview. This process identifies the difficulties encountered by the applicants of Humanitarian visa outside the country.
However, there are certain types of visas that dont need the Australian Values Statement. This set includes and is not restricted to:
Visitor visas
Citizens of New Zealand entering Australia on a special category visa