australia

I lived with an Australian family for two years while I studied at Newcastle University. Seriously, one of the best places to heal old wounds. The connection I made there with the earth was inevitable as so much of it is still untouched. Those turquoise salt waters and powder sands are the cure for any soul scarring. The people say hello and are genuinely kind. Some of them, completely unaware that they are surrounded in paradise, but nevertheless refuse to take it for granted. They appreciated it because they don’t know any other way. It has been 4 years since I’ve been back, and still think of it like a dream I once had.

lovely place. lived in perth for 3 months when i was 10, a schooling experience … really gorgeous. also travelled south to albany and to the northern territory to do the tourist thing and see / climb ayer’s rock. beautiful. not sure i could handle their summer heat though!

Going this summer as a part of a conservation project. Gonna get bitten by every poisonous thing on the continent and it’s still gonna be fucking awesome:)

See more of my own country. Yet to see the Kimberly, Queensland and the Northern Territory. One day….

I was not born in Australia. I have lived most of my life elsewhere. I spent my formative years in Australia. I feel Australian at heart. The people are friendly and down to earth. The country is sunny, warm, and beautiful. For any person who likes to travel, Australia is a must see for its natural beauty and culture.

how to get a PR for Australia ?
i’m a 2 years exp. software professional. With my education of EEE engineering.