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Pannu Visa Advisors SydneyName: Navjot Singh
Email: navjot.pannu@outlook.com
Blacktown: 268 Bungarribee Road Blacktown
Parramatta: Suite 1, 126 Marsden Steet Parramatta
Telephone: 02 9920 1787
Mobile: 0470 414 167 or 0412 718 714
Website: www.pannuvisaadvisors.com.au
Facebook: Pannu Visa Advisors

Australian Immigration Specialists Sydney City
Name: Dinkar Sigdel
Address: Level 10, 60 York Street, Sydney, NSW
Telephone: (02)92621118
Email: sydney@immiaustralia.com.au
Website: www.immiaustralia.com.au

Hedges Bhatty Migration Services Sydney
Address: Suite 214, Level 2, 111 Harrington Street, Sydney, NSW, 2000
Telephone: 02 8069 3400
Email: luke@hedgesbhatty.com.au
Website: www.hedgesbhatty.com.au

GNC Consulting Australia Pty Ltd Sydney
Visa & Immigration, Internships, Employment Recruitment, RPL, Business & Investment.
Name: Shahbaz Chattha
Telephone: 02 8090 7820
Mobile: 0423 774 784
Fax: 02 8005 4365
Email: info@gncaustralia.com.au
Website: www.gncaustralia.com.au

GNC Consulting Facebook Page
Address: Suite 8, Level 12, 101 Bathurst Street, Sydney NSW 2000, Australia

Migration Centre P Ltd Sydney
Address: Suite 2B, Level 13, 99 York Street, Sydney, NSW, 2000
Ph: 02 9891 5828

Visa Info Sydney City
Address: Suite 3A Level 9, 428 George Street, The Dymocks Building, Sydney NSW 2000 Australia
Mobile: 0439 38 38 38
Telephone: 02 9231-2651

Mani Nair Migration Agent
Address: Suite 377, Level 37, 27 Park Street Sydney, New South Wales 2000
Telephone: 02 9283 3793

Namaste Migration & Finance Australia
Address: Suite106/250 Pitt Street, Sydney City, New South Wales 2000
Telephone: 02 9090 2257
Website: www.naafa.com.au

Ausmigrations & Consultancy Services
Registered Migration Agent Varun Gupta
Student Visa, Partner & Family Visa , Business Visas, PR, TR, ENS, RSMS Visas etc.
Email: varun@australianvisaspecialist.com.auWeb: www.australianvisaspecialist.com.auMobile: 0450 127 158

MyVisa Immigration Lawyer Sydney
Email: sydney@myvisa.com.au
Address: Level-26, 44 Market Street, Sydney, NSW 2000
Telephone: 02 9114 9577
Website: http://www.myvisa.com.au
Global Visas Pty Ltd Sydney NSW
Damneet Singh Ahluwalia
Address: Suite 202, 695-699 George Street, Sydney NSW 2000, Australia
Telephone: (02) 9280 4448

The Immigration Centre Sydney
Level 1, 2 and 3, 802 George Street, Sydney NSW 2000
PO Box K 1180 Haymarket NSW 1240
Ph: 02 9281 6211
Ajay Trehan : Mob: 0421 324 788
Navneet Anand : Mob: 0412 289 898
Siddharth Bhardwaj : Mob: 0415 392 001
Shailendra Kamal Kumar

Immigration Law Sydney
Address: Level 2, 39 Park Street, Sydney NSW 2000
Telephone: 02 9550 3029
Mobile: 0459 172 522

Advocate Immigration Lawyers & Agents
Address: Suite 302, 137 – 139 Bathurst Street, Sydney NSW 2000
Email: office@advocateimmigration.com.au
Phone: (02) 9267 3097
Website: http://www.advocateimmigration.com.au

OZ STUDENT SERVICES PTY LTD / AUSTRALIA IMPERIAL MIGRATION
Address: Level 1 / 38 York Street, Sydney NSW 2000
Phone: (02) 9262 1155
Bridge Blue Pty Ltd Sydney
Address: Suite 801, Level 8, 276 Pitt Street, Sydney NSW 2000
Email: navraj@bridgeblue.com.au
Phone: (02) 9269 0110
Website: http://www.bridgeblue.com.au

PWP Migration Services Sydney and MelbourneMelbourne: Manchester Unity Building, Suite 614—616, 220 Collins St / Telephone : (03) 9663 8353
Sydney: 1st Floor 379 Kent St, Sydney, NSW 2000 / Telephone : (02) 9262 4077

Royal International Education Consultants Sydney
Lavleen Singh at 02 9281 9852
Amanjeet Singh at 02 9281 9852 / 0430 247 365
Robby Singh 0410 548 560
Harry Bansal
Rony Nassif 0403 116 116
22A, L-2, 647-649, George St, Sydney NSW 2000
Ph: (02) 9281 9852

Sydney Migration International, Migration Agent Sydney CBD
Immigration Services, Registered Migration Agent, Migration Agent Sydney, Migration Advice, Legal Services, Visa, Citizenship, Business Visa, Partner Visa, Skilled Migration
By Appointment Only
Sydney CBD: Level 29, Chifley Tower, 2 Chifley Square, Sydney NSW 2000, Australia
Telephone: +61 2 9375 2350
Facsimile: +61 2 9375 2357
Website: http://www.sydney-migration.com.au

Bluesky Immigration and Students Consultancy Services Sydney
Suite 302, Level 3, 661 George Street, Sydney
Phone: (02) 9212 0922
Mobile: 0423 376 786, 0425 536 600

Migration Zone Sydney
Address: Samartha Information Systems Pty Ltd, 1, 299 Elizabeth Street, Sydney, NSW – 2000
Telephone: 02 8213 2101
Telephone: 02 9126 3348
Website: www.migrationzone.com

Royal International Migration Consultant Sydney City
Address: 22A, Level 2, 647-649 George Street, Sydney, NSW
Telephone: 02 9281 9852
Email: info@royalmigration.com.au
Website: www.royalmigration.com.au

Prudential International Education Services
Sydney City : Level 2, Suit 21, 301 Castlereagh Street
Tel: 0292113123 / 02 96874111
Mob: 0433195430

LAC Lawyers Pty Ltd, Sydney, NSW
Address: Level 8, 60 Carrington Street, Sydney
Telephone: 1300668880

What is the job market like in Sydney?

Hi,

probably everyone who immigrates to Australia probably has employment as uppermost on their mind. Of course if you are sponsored by a company it is no a big issue, but once you are out of the company that brought you over its going to be a new, possibly difficult playing field.

As someone who has migrated to Sydney Australia and has lived here for some years, I thought I would do some research and also share my own experience.

For me it was fairly easy to get a job in Sydney. the credit crunch in 2009 hit. I was living in Europe and my contracts dried up.

I applied for two jobs in Sydney by phone from the UK. After a few calls I had one job offered immediately (well after a few interviews of course) and that was the impetus for me to get there. I had a job - very safe - it did not pay so well(for me anyway).

After I was in Sydney for two months - the other company came back to me with a much better offer and I jumped to them. (sorry first company, but to be fair it was a much better offer)

I was in a niche skill set. There were not a lot of others around and I guess I ticked all the right boxes in terms of skill and experience.

I started in a great place - came with good experience - came in at the right price.

Ok,

The flip side. I met a guy from Europe, who was doing some packing on a removals truck - really low skilled labor.  He could barely speak English. Please note he was such a nice guy - decent hard working, good nature. But! he could barely speak English. I asked him how long he had been in Australia. "6 years", he told me.

SIX years - and he could not speak English even half proficiently.

I know this will make some people mad!

But! Australia is English speaking. I think its possible to learn English in that time? At least to convince an employer you are not unable to communicate?

A lot of people on this blog, post about their struggle to find employment on this blog and I have noticed the same thing on forums. I stick by what I say, make sure your skills are current and that you can bring something to the job.

Come in at a lower wage (not ridiculously low) and make it worth their while. Once you have a track record, find new opportunities.

My son does websites to make a living. He bumped into a lot of people starting new businesses (as they needed websites..) A lot of people were starting off as carpet cleaners, getting small franchises, pool cleaning and care, pet care and even running fitness courses for kids in schools.

One guy had built a whole fleet of guys doing carpet cleaning across wider NSW.

Some mothers were finding jobs at their kids schools in the canteen and so on. Find a way and get by.

There is a lot (a LOT of money) of money in Sydney, you can find ways to make it there.

Sydney, and Australia as a whole is affected by the global recession and downturn in the markets - same as everywhere else. Don't expect it to be a simple game.

A very unfortunate fact about IT employment in Australia.

I know for a fact (as I work in one of these) is that all the big financial service companies - e.g. banks and insurance houses are and have moved 80% of their IT to cheap wage locations like Manila in the Philippines and Gurgaon in India. Several thousand people have been hired by just two banks in these cheaper areas of cost and all of those jobs have been lost in the home location - Australia. This is a stone cold fact. This is why, in order to compete you need to make sure you bring the best skills to the table. You will need to compete with the best - who are the core of the company left over in the "expensive" cost-to-company location - Australia.

The pressure of the global recession is forcing companies to really change the way they do things in order to survive.


Ok so what do they statistics say?

People in Australia are working longer hours - more than 40 per week.

Of young adults who worked full-time in 1976, more than half (59%) worked 40 hours per week and around a quarter (25%) worked more than 40 hours per week. In 2011 however, less than a third (31%) worked 40 hours per week, and over 38% worked more than 40 hours per week

 The 2011 Census reported that over one in four of Australia's 22 million people were born overseas.

November 2013 growth forecasts for this year are 2.5 per cent

Houses are becoming unaffordable - getting out of reach of dual parent incomes

Commutes of an hour at least are the norm.

 Australia Sydney, NSW - 354 in the work in affordability for houses
 Australia Sydney, NSW- average house price  $722,700
 Australia Sydney, NSW median house hold income $80,500  (you cant buy the above house on that....)


Good luck to everyone out there with your job search, please drop a few comments on how it went for you?

Please don't hesitate to ask specific questions below in the comments section. I would be happy to try and reply based on my limited experience in Sydney.




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