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[Migrated, see pinned post] Casual Conversation
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Going there on my own was already a huge undertaking for me and I'm convinced that I'll find my way. The only thing I fear is the whole visa process (aka. the most important part). Getting a holiday visa was stupidly easy but working visas are apparently pretty difficult to get...
And then there's the housing problem, which hopefully will get better with Albo still in office. It helps that I don't want to live in a big city, though. Sydney is a beautiful city, but man is it busy. Canberra is a bit more relaxed but also a bit bland IMO.