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I'm putting the finishing touches on a future Less Wrong post about the overwhelming desirability of casually working in Australia for 1-2 years vs "whatever you were planning on doing instead". It's designed for intelligent people who want to earn more money, have more free time, and have a better life than they would realistically be able to get in the US or any other 1st world nation without a six-figure, part-time career... something which doesn't exist. My world saving article was actually just a prelim for this.
As someone already living in Australia and contemplating a relocation to the US for study purposes, I would be extremely interested in this article
Come to England! It's small, cramped and expensive! The stuff here is amazing, though.
(And the GBP is taking a battering while the AUD is riding high.)
I was under the impression that England was quite difficult to emigrate to?
My mother's English, so I'm British by paperwork. Four-year working or study visas for Australians without a British parent are not impossible and can also be converted to a working one or even permanent residency if whatever hoops are in place at the time happen to suit.