One can tell that the poster above, Burning Heart, has not been to Australia. Foster, though it's called Austalian for Beer, is mostly a non-Australian phenomenon. Australians in Australia don't drink Foster. Mostly, Ozzies prefer Victoria Bitter and other brands. And, nails, you cannot climb the Opera House, from any side. You probably mistook it for the Harbour Bridge. Nepal Ko Lato, all the information you need on immigrating to Australia is in their official government website. Just google it. You can also use the so called "migration agent", similar to lawyer, who can facilitate the process and will charge you 2 to 4 thousand AUD. I personally found Australians, or Ozzies, to be more open minded and laid back, therefore, easier to be friendly with. But I am sure they have their share of racists, as made obvious by recent riot in Sydney. However, I have been told by Nepali Australians that 2nd generation Lebanese Australians (aka Lebos) are the trouble makers lot of the times. Australia is indeed a very beautiful place to visit and lovely place to live. Obviously, your living experience will depend vastly on the source of income you have there. But all things being equal, I would definitely prefer Australia over the US to live. But that is only my opinion. Lot of folks from Oz think the other way, but mostly just for the money. By the sheer magic of currency valuation, you can make more in the US. $1USD = $1.36AUD