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Your questions are not really focussed on Australian Visa but more on general inquiries. I'd suggest posting in r/AskAnAustralian they have a specific megathread for moving to Australia questions.
It’s difficult in so many ways. Not mentioning the rental cost skyrocketing, the struggle to find one is another problem. Looking for job is not as easy as it seems, it is better if you find one offshore. You could search at Indeed or Seek website. The cost of living may vary, you might need to do some research but WA or South Australia is cheaper than Victoria, Queensland or NSW.
**Title:** [31M, bachelor's degree in Chemistry. Considering immigrating from US to Aus. Thoughts? ](https://www.reddit.com/r/AusVisa/comments/1dj7c6f/31m_bachelors_degree_in_chemistry_considering/), posted by **ThePastyWhite**
**Full text:** Is it difficult to find work?
Other Americans, has it been worth it moving to Aus?
Will my children hate me for moving them?
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Your post has been removed due to its focus on invitation rounds, visa probability questions or basic inquiries that could be resolved with minimal preliminary research or addressed in our monthly sticky thread. Please consult the monthly thread or conduct a basic search before posting. Your questions are not really focussed on Australian Visa but more on general inquiries. I'd suggest posting in r/AskAnAustralian they have a specific megathread for moving to Australia questions.
depends on if you can get a positive skills assessment. and also depends on the age of your kids, and if they are willing to move
It’s difficult in so many ways. Not mentioning the rental cost skyrocketing, the struggle to find one is another problem. Looking for job is not as easy as it seems, it is better if you find one offshore. You could search at Indeed or Seek website. The cost of living may vary, you might need to do some research but WA or South Australia is cheaper than Victoria, Queensland or NSW.
**Title:** [31M, bachelor's degree in Chemistry. Considering immigrating from US to Aus. Thoughts? ](https://www.reddit.com/r/AusVisa/comments/1dj7c6f/31m_bachelors_degree_in_chemistry_considering/), posted by **ThePastyWhite** **Full text:** Is it difficult to find work? Other Americans, has it been worth it moving to Aus? Will my children hate me for moving them? -------------------- ^(This is the original text of the post and this is an automated service) *I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Please [contact the moderators of this subreddit](/message/compose/?to=/r/AusVisa) if you have any questions or concerns.*
Moved to Melbourne from Portland six years ago (with one kid). Send me a message if you want to chat.