How Australia is one of the favourite living destination for indians
Australia Is Becoming one of the Favorite Living Destinations
India is a very lovely place and has absorbed the world with variety of it’s culture and traditions and look outwards unlike some countries that are being trapped in their own vastness and insignificantly treat the the rest of the world. Despite this, it is interesting that many people in India dream to live in Australia. The temptation of moving to more predictable climate, escape from the survival of the fittest culture and office work ethic that is defining most of the countries. Holiday programmers like 'wish you were here' have gradually been replaced by documentary style moving house programmers that reflect the growing trend of young families looking to take flights, starting a new life and 'Escape to the Sun'. One of the most popular destinations of choice to the Indians in Australia. Australia is a remote continent, different climate without having to adapt to a new language or a drastically different culture. To Brits, Australia looks like a warmer Britain but cleaner, with more barbecues and bigger spiders
Many Indians in Melbourne on a middle class wage can afford to stay in Australia and also look forward to lower heating bills thanks to the warm, dry climate of India.For Indians that wish to reduce carbon footprints it's an even more attractive proposal.To save carbon in England would require livingin and around limestone blocks with a grass roof with composting toilets and solar water heating for your swimming pool.Even miniscule things like hanging up the washing to dry outside rather than you sticking it in the tumble dryer because of being worried about damp can be liberating. Besides from the flight over you feel pride about the fact you will be using far less energy. Yes, but one thing that you need to watch out the parrot poo and lurking eight legged creatures before taking down your outdoor fresh bed sheets.
With as much variation as you would find in an entire continent, for the Indians in Australia It is a mixture of ancient culture and new venture. The box fresh feel of cities when Indians in Sydney merge with a varied and hostile landscape once solely inhabited by the Aborigine people is a fascinating sight. Get more news about Indian Business in Australia on The Indian Sun magazine
As per the reports of the website shelter offshore.com. The Real Estate Institute of Australia have published statistics showing that British buyers bought over a whooping £1.2 billion worth of property in Australia the previous year and with a 300% increase in Britons moving to the country in the last five years it's safe to assume that most (if not all) of these properties were bought to stay in rather than holiday in as it's rather a long and expensive way to go for a holiday a couple of times a year. Further in coming days, the economic situation may encourage more people rather to say more Britons to move away to a warmer life down under, great big heating bills for barbecued shrimps and trading seals for great white sharks.
