u/Less-Style-2379

Moving to Australia as an Italian

Hi I'm 23 years old and italian, and I've been thinking of moving to Australia permanently. I have a psychology bachelor degree (in english) and around 13000 (I could get to 1500) euros in savings. I was thinking of moving with a WHV. Then, with a Student Visa, I would take a diploma (cuz 3 years of bachelor isn't enough there apparently) and a master there - and continuing working meanwhile ofc. I was thinking to move to Perth, since the weather and the vibe is quite nice, but if you have better cities for better opportunities, please say. My dream is to live there as a therapist for -18. My concern is not how much time is going to take, nor how much I need to work for it. I just want to know if it's possibile. I've always been hardworking and I'm not scared of that, but I do have issues about getting disappointed. I just don't want to go there and be taken away from my dream, so I'd rather have peace with it now. Also, if you have ANY advice? About cities, jobs, or whether I should do the WHV first and then the Student Visa or the opposite. Also do you know if I could take extra courses instead of the diploma so to save some money? Any advice will do. Thank you so much in advance

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u/Less-Style-2379 — 4 days ago

Moving to Australia as an Italian

Hi I'm 23 years old and italian, and I've been thinking of moving to Australia permanently. I have a psychology bachelor degree (in english) and around 13000 (I could get to 1500) euros in savings. I was thinking of moving with a WHV. Then, with a Student Visa, I would take a diploma (cuz 3 years of bachelor isn't enough there apparently) and a master there - and continuing working meanwhile ofc. I was thinking to move to Perth, since the weather and the vibe is quite nice, but if you have better cities for better opportunities, please say. My dream is to live there as a therapist for -18. My concern is not how much time is going to take, nor how much I need to work for it. I just want to know if it's possibile. I've always been hardworking and I'm not scared of that, but I do have issues about getting disappointed. I just don't want to go there and be taken away from my dream, so I'd rather have peace with it now. Also, if you have ANY advice? About cities, jobs, or whether I should do the WHV first and then the Student Visa or the opposite. Also do you know if I could take extra courses instead of the diploma so to save some money? Any advice will do. Thank you so much in advance

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u/Less-Style-2379 — 4 days ago

Moving to Australia as an Italian

Hi I'm 23 years old and italian, and I've been thinking of moving to Australia permanently. I have a psychology bachelor degree (in english) and around 13000 (I could get to 1500) euros in savings. I was thinking of moving with a WHV. Then, with a Student Visa, I would take a diploma (cuz 3 years of bachelor isn't enough there apparently) and a master there - and continuing working meanwhile ofc. I was thinking to move to Perth, since the weather and the vibe is quite nice, but if you have better cities for better opportunities, please say. My dream is to live there as a therapist for -18. My concern is not how much time is going to take, nor how much I need to work for it. I just want to know if it's possibile. I've always been hardworking and I'm not scared of that, but I do have issues about getting disappointed. I just don't want to go there and be taken away from my dream, so I'd rather have peace with it now. Also, if you have ANY advice? About cities, jobs, or whether I should do the WHV first and then the Student Visa or the opposite. Also do you know if I could take extra courses instead of the diploma so to save some money? Any advice will do. Thank you so much in advance

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u/Less-Style-2379 — 4 days ago