Top 5 Australian immigration cities favored by Chinese in 2018

With the development of the economy, many people choose to immigrate overseas. Australia has always been a popular country for immigrants, so which Australian city do Chinese people prefer? Don’t worry, I will tell you about it below.

1. Sydney (Sydney)

Also known as "Sydney", as the earliest developed, largest and most modern city in Australia, it is the well-deserved number one in Australia. Big cities; According to new ABS data, Chinese immigrants account for 3.1% of Sydney’s current population of 4.8 million.

Sydney has a subtropical humid climate, with relatively gentle changes in average temperature throughout the year and no obvious seasonal changes in precipitation. It can be said to be "like spring all year round".

The long historical environment and pleasant climate have made it a famous tourist city. People traveling to Australia will never miss the Sydney Opera House, Darling Harbor and Harbor Bridge. .

Coupled with the active economic environment and huge development space, it is suitable for Chinese immigrants who adapt to the fast-paced life to live and develop here. At the same time, there are more than a dozen universities in Sydney such as the famous University of Sydney, University of New South Wales and University of Technology Sydney, attracting countless domestic students to study here every year.

If there is any disadvantage to Sydney, it may be the higher cost of living. According to a survey at the beginning of the year, Sydney has become the "second most expensive city in the world", second only to Hong Kong, because local housing prices are too high.

However, in general, if you give up, you will get something. Although Sydney’s housing prices are on the high side, its vibrant urban features still attract many Chinese immigrants to come here to study, work or invest.

2. Melbourne (Melbourne)

It has won the honor of "the most livable city in the world" for seven consecutive years and is also the second largest city in Australia.

Compared with Sydney’s boundless vitality, quiet Melbourne is more like its climate with four distinct seasons, which is suitable for immigrants who are determined and not blindly pursuing “fast”.

Although it is not the real capital of Australia, Melbourne is Australia's "cultural capital". Melbourne leads Australia in fashion, art, music, television, film and dance and other trendy cultural fields, and even has a certain influence on a global scale.

As a "cultural capital", Melbourne's education also attracts countless overseas students: in addition to the University of Melbourne and Monash University among the "Big Eight Universities", the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology, Deakin Universities and other colleges and universities are also highly respected by international students.

Of course, Melbourne is not without its shortcomings. Although housing prices are lower than those in Sydney, local residents often complain that housing prices in Melbourne are too high. At the same time, traffic congestion and changeable climate are also obvious shortcomings of Melbourne. However, even so, Melbourne still attracts many overseas immigrants with its strong cultural atmosphere.

3. Brisbane

As the third largest city in Australia, it is famous as the "Sunshine City".

Not only is this city adjacent to the Gold Coast, Australia’s famous tourist resort, but its climate itself is also a typical tropical climate, with abundant rainfall, warm climate, and relatively long sunshine hours. If you are afraid of Melbourne’s roaring Between the strong winds and the fast pace of life in Sydney, maybe this is more suitable for you.

Of course, Brisbane’s economic environment is relatively less developed than Sydney and Melbourne. However, the highly developed tourism and real estate industries still attract many investors from China.

4. Perth

Although the city size is not as large as the first three, Perth is still the largest city in Western Australia and enjoys the reputation of "mini California" reputation.

Due to its late development, Perth may be slightly inferior to the three major cities on the east coast in terms of cultural heritage, but its beautiful natural scenery has its own charm: whether it is the scenic Swan River or the original natural forest , all make people forget to leave.

Perth may be the city with the most development space in Australia: the pleasant Mediterranean climate, relatively low housing prices and an economy full of room for growth make this city in Western Australia step by step. It shows its own value and is favored by more and more Chinese immigrants.

5. Adelaide

Located in South Australia, Adelaide is the fifth largest city in Australia. It is known as the Church City and the Athens of the Southern Hemisphere. Adelaide is known for its vast parks, blue-grey sandstone architecture and relaxed lifestyle.

What is very unique about Adelaide is its grape industry.

Because Adelaide is a young immigrant city, the European immigrants who immigrated here since World War II have brought advanced winemaking technology, and the convenience of the Mediterranean climate is very suitable for grape growth. It is said that every ten bottles of Australian wine Six bottles of the wine produced are produced here.

Adelaide’s economy has developed slowly in recent years, but overall there is still a lot of room for development. If you are interested in red wine or mining, you might as well come here to take a look!

In addition, some secondary cities near state capitals, such as Wollongong near Sydney and Geelong near Melbourne, also play the role of "low cost of living and convenient commuting". The responsibilities of "Satellite City" also attract many Chinese immigrants.

Generally speaking, when choosing where to live in Australia, in addition to the characteristics of the city itself, factors such as the working environment, housing costs (buying or renting), weather conditions, and friends and relatives living there are also the same. Will affect the final judgment of settlement.