CANADA

AUSTRALIA

WEATHER

Canada is a sizable nation in North America that is divided by the Arctic Circle. Its vastness, continentality, and the location of its mountain ranges make it one of the world’s coldest nations. Although Canada is one of the largest countries in the world, it only has about 35 million people, illustrating how difficult the environment is in much of the nation due to the cold climate. The population distribution (the largest cities are found along the southern part of the country). 

There are four seasons in much of Australia, with a wet and dry season in the tropical north. The climate differs widely across the eight states and territories. The seasons in Australia run counter to those in the northern hemisphere. Summer lasts from December to February, followed by fall from March to May, winter from June to August, and spring from September to November.

JOB OPPORTUNITIES

Canada has the tenth-strongest economy in the world with a GDP of $1.7T. In Canada, there is a big need for IT employment. So much so that British Columbia and Ontario both implemented lotteries for highly qualified and experienced foreign IT experts. 

Over the past ten years, Australia’s economy has performed well. Due to this, the economy has grown significantly and there has been little unemployment, inflation, or interest rates. Australia has an open, vibrant private sector, a skilled labor force, and a competitive economy.

JOB SECURITY

In Canada, there is a high rate of employee retention. But employment stability is not assured. Nearly 85% of Canadian professionals with stable employment get pensions. Furthermore, it was discovered that 94% of employees received pay while unwell. 

Australian employees self-assess their job security at a high rate. The national average for job retention is 89%. A significant portion of employees claim to be very certain that they will keep their jobs in the upcoming year. 

COST OF living in

In Canada, there are many government benefits available in terms of food security and health benefits. Additionally, the cost of living is a little cheaper than in Australia. One would need between $1,650 and $2,500 each month, while a family would need around $5,158.

Life in Australia is costly, with the cost of living there ranked as the 16th highest in the world. The cost of living in this island nation also differs from area to region. Sydney is the most costly city, with Melbourne, Perth, Canberra, and Brisbane all close behind.

HEALTH FACILITY

In Canada, all basic medical care is free. Medicare is used to distribute it. Medicare must have health insurance as a minimum necessity. Additionally, healthcare prices are cheaper here. The healthcare system in Canada is more compassionate. 

A strong healthcare system is present in Australia. Once you are a permanent resident, you will have access to Medicare. To cover the expenses of dental and specialty treatment, many Australians, however, elect to get private health insurance. 

COST OF EDUCATION

When compared to other nations, education is inexpensive in Canada. Up to the age of 16 or 18, Canada provides immigrant children with free public education. You may also enroll your children in one of the $6,135 to $10,733 per year private Canadian schools. 

In Australia, immigrants have the option of attending either public or private schools to further their education. Most public schools are free for Australian citizens and permanent residents. However, some institutions could levy a $44–730 gift fee or “voluntary contribution.”

PR PROCESS

Australia offers a more efficient and quick method for getting residence than Canada, which has a lengthy and well-established process.

The four-month initial application procedure for Australia might be sped up if you have immediate family members currently residing there. Additionally, you’ll need to pass a health exam and have strong linguistic abilities.