I need some information about the average salary for immigrants in Australia. It's very important,please help.?
My
husband wants to go to Australia to work. But we have no idea about how
much money an immigrant can make a month there. Who can give me some
information,please, i really need it. Thank you very much.
Immigration - 3 Answers
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Give some variables.
What country are you from, what sort of education do you have, etc?
2 :
The
average salary can be anything from $14 per hour to $1000 per hour for a
CEO.
We need more information - what profession is your husband in (it must
be listed on the CSL on www.immi.gov.au for him to be able to come over
on a visa).
3 :
depends what job he is skilled in
Friday, February 14, 2014
Friday, February 7, 2014
living in Australia or New Zealand maybe?
living in Australia or New Zealand maybe?
I live in England at the moment, but ive always wanted to see Australia. But not just for a holiday, id like to stay out there for abit, like 6 months really. But the thing is i dont have alot of money, i can make webpages and im a gardener at the moment. Has anyone got any good advice for me?
Other - Australia - 3 Answers
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A WWOOFing holiday here (NZ) would probably suit you. Google Willing Worker on Organic farms. I've given lifts to several WWOOFers from the UK.
2 :
Well it's comparitively easy to get a visa to visit for extended holidays.First contact the Australian embassy.Get all the relevant data.If you are willing to work there's plenty of opportunity to do so Do you have any relatives here? It's summer here now and generally pretty hot.Even winter is mild by comparison to Scotland.So you would'nt need any heavy clothing.Should try Australia and wages are good(not sure about gardening)When your settled I'm sure you'll like it
3 :
looks like you are after a working holiday if you are low on cash. Woofing is a great idea as then you can work and travel. Good luck saving money for the ticket over here ;)
I live in England at the moment, but ive always wanted to see Australia. But not just for a holiday, id like to stay out there for abit, like 6 months really. But the thing is i dont have alot of money, i can make webpages and im a gardener at the moment. Has anyone got any good advice for me?
Other - Australia - 3 Answers
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1 :
A WWOOFing holiday here (NZ) would probably suit you. Google Willing Worker on Organic farms. I've given lifts to several WWOOFers from the UK.
2 :
Well it's comparitively easy to get a visa to visit for extended holidays.First contact the Australian embassy.Get all the relevant data.If you are willing to work there's plenty of opportunity to do so Do you have any relatives here? It's summer here now and generally pretty hot.Even winter is mild by comparison to Scotland.So you would'nt need any heavy clothing.Should try Australia and wages are good(not sure about gardening)When your settled I'm sure you'll like it
3 :
looks like you are after a working holiday if you are low on cash. Woofing is a great idea as then you can work and travel. Good luck saving money for the ticket over here ;)
Saturday, February 1, 2014
im 13 and i need money but im to young to have a proper job?
im 13 and i need money but im to young to have a proper job?
Hey, im 13 year old girl and live in australia. and i want to make money but im not older enough to get a job (i don't think) cause i wont money so i can buy things and especially so i can buy my family birthday and christmas presents. eg. my mum needs a new mobile but she doesn't have the money cause she has to pay the bills and supply food so i would like to buy her a phone :). does anyone have any jobs that a 13 year old can do. or if you know any "proper jobs " that accept my age??
Law & Legal - 5 Answers
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I think it's hard to find a job for 13 year old kid like you...
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When I was your age I: babysat petsat housesat mowed lawns shoveled snow raked leaves planted flowers delivered newspapers Good luck.
3 :
sell stuff on ebay
4 :
There are a great many traditional jobs for teens too young to work in the "regular" job market. Babysitting, dogwalking, car washing & detailing, snow shoveling, leaf raking, lawnmowing, help people clean out their attic or garage, help set up a garage/yard sale, caddy at a golf course or country club (helps if you are a golfer yourself!), etc. A "mother's helper" helps while the mom is home -- set the table, help fix supper, watch the kids, tidy up the house, etc. This is good training & references for babysitting! What are your skills and talents? Do you sew great tote bags your classmates envy -- and would buy if you made them one? Or knit scarves or accessories? Do you play the guitar so well that parents would pay you to teach younger kids? Make jewelry? Be a clown or do magic tricks for little kids' birthday parties? If you have an entrepreneurial inclination and talent/skills/marketing ability, you can write your own ticket my friend! And you won't have much competition.
5 :
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Hey, im 13 year old girl and live in australia. and i want to make money but im not older enough to get a job (i don't think) cause i wont money so i can buy things and especially so i can buy my family birthday and christmas presents. eg. my mum needs a new mobile but she doesn't have the money cause she has to pay the bills and supply food so i would like to buy her a phone :). does anyone have any jobs that a 13 year old can do. or if you know any "proper jobs " that accept my age??
Law & Legal - 5 Answers
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1 :
I think it's hard to find a job for 13 year old kid like you...
2 :
When I was your age I: babysat petsat housesat mowed lawns shoveled snow raked leaves planted flowers delivered newspapers Good luck.
3 :
sell stuff on ebay
4 :
There are a great many traditional jobs for teens too young to work in the "regular" job market. Babysitting, dogwalking, car washing & detailing, snow shoveling, leaf raking, lawnmowing, help people clean out their attic or garage, help set up a garage/yard sale, caddy at a golf course or country club (helps if you are a golfer yourself!), etc. A "mother's helper" helps while the mom is home -- set the table, help fix supper, watch the kids, tidy up the house, etc. This is good training & references for babysitting! What are your skills and talents? Do you sew great tote bags your classmates envy -- and would buy if you made them one? Or knit scarves or accessories? Do you play the guitar so well that parents would pay you to teach younger kids? Make jewelry? Be a clown or do magic tricks for little kids' birthday parties? If you have an entrepreneurial inclination and talent/skills/marketing ability, you can write your own ticket my friend! And you won't have much competition.
5 :
Letterbox dropping
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Tuesday, January 28, 2014
Mining jobs in Australia, good money? How do you get started with no experience?
Mining jobs in Australia, good money? How do you get started with no experience?
Im single healthy male living in NZ and am constantly broke despite budgeting. Im sick of it and want to try mining in Aus because Ive heard its a good way to save $. Eventually I want to travel, study (or both) followed by a family and house; but theres no way Im ever going to be able to if I continue here. Can anyone help? Is it possible to make good $ in the mines for a "green but keen" beginner? Where do I apply, I can leave tomorrow!!! Hey there, thanks for all of your answers, I really appreciate it. Im 30 years old and well ready for this change. If it means I have to spend $1000 to get the job its well worth it. Theres alot of spam online e.g. websites saying they will send you information packs etc for $300 + but I need a credible source or want to go straight to the "coal face" or company.
Other - Australia - 5 Answers
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at the moment for an unskilled worker it's $35 an hour and 10 days on and four off but it seems very difficult to get into even with experience unless you know some one who can help. Perhaps a holiday in some of the mining towns would reveal more information but accommodation is very hard to come by as well. Sorry that's all the information I have learnt and unless you can travel to some of these sources it seems a closed shop and perhaps a pipe dream. You need to budget and keep a tighter control on spending as the chances of making money seem to depend on you having it to start. So start saving for a chance to improve your lot in the future. Maybe even a second job could give you a breather. Good luck
2 :
The mines in Australia are very good money, but like said hard to get into... I'm trying as well. Pretty much pre-requisit is your HR-licence (heavy truck)
3 :
From what I heard its pretty easy to get work in mining towns. But you need to atleast have a truck license or something. Its good money if your willing to spend your time in a town in the middle of the dessert with a 95% male population.
4 :
You don't mention your age but poor fulltime wages would be $50K USD for any work up North WA, even FIFO (fly in fly out from Perth). Once you gain additional operator licences and experience you can rake $100K per annum. Senior managers are regularly offered $200K plus benefits to work FIFO basis. The work is hot and hard though and the cost of living is high, especially housing. There are tax breaks for residents living above the 28th parallel and stunning scenic landscapes in the Midwest, Pilbara and Kimberley regions to take advantage of.
5 :
Hi, you sound very keen about it, good on you. Some advise for you though, make sure you have plenty of $$ in the bank before you move to aussie looking for mining work. I live in Qld, and have been trying for 2yrs solid to get into the mines,i have tried moving to Mackay to help my chances,accomodation anywhere up there is very very expensive,food,petrol the same. I had a full time job,and still struggled. You will need to first do a Generic Induction Course $400+ Mining Medical $180 HR truck licence (about $1000) depends on how many lessons you need. First Aid cert is highly recommended and anything similar. If you can get experience in truck driving,grader,frontend loader or similar you may have a better chance. The internet is really the only way in,just keep applying, and dont let the knockbacks get you down. I wish you the best of luck mate, just be prepared for it to take awhile.
Im single healthy male living in NZ and am constantly broke despite budgeting. Im sick of it and want to try mining in Aus because Ive heard its a good way to save $. Eventually I want to travel, study (or both) followed by a family and house; but theres no way Im ever going to be able to if I continue here. Can anyone help? Is it possible to make good $ in the mines for a "green but keen" beginner? Where do I apply, I can leave tomorrow!!! Hey there, thanks for all of your answers, I really appreciate it. Im 30 years old and well ready for this change. If it means I have to spend $1000 to get the job its well worth it. Theres alot of spam online e.g. websites saying they will send you information packs etc for $300 + but I need a credible source or want to go straight to the "coal face" or company.
Other - Australia - 5 Answers
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1 :
at the moment for an unskilled worker it's $35 an hour and 10 days on and four off but it seems very difficult to get into even with experience unless you know some one who can help. Perhaps a holiday in some of the mining towns would reveal more information but accommodation is very hard to come by as well. Sorry that's all the information I have learnt and unless you can travel to some of these sources it seems a closed shop and perhaps a pipe dream. You need to budget and keep a tighter control on spending as the chances of making money seem to depend on you having it to start. So start saving for a chance to improve your lot in the future. Maybe even a second job could give you a breather. Good luck
2 :
The mines in Australia are very good money, but like said hard to get into... I'm trying as well. Pretty much pre-requisit is your HR-licence (heavy truck)
3 :
From what I heard its pretty easy to get work in mining towns. But you need to atleast have a truck license or something. Its good money if your willing to spend your time in a town in the middle of the dessert with a 95% male population.
4 :
You don't mention your age but poor fulltime wages would be $50K USD for any work up North WA, even FIFO (fly in fly out from Perth). Once you gain additional operator licences and experience you can rake $100K per annum. Senior managers are regularly offered $200K plus benefits to work FIFO basis. The work is hot and hard though and the cost of living is high, especially housing. There are tax breaks for residents living above the 28th parallel and stunning scenic landscapes in the Midwest, Pilbara and Kimberley regions to take advantage of.
5 :
Hi, you sound very keen about it, good on you. Some advise for you though, make sure you have plenty of $$ in the bank before you move to aussie looking for mining work. I live in Qld, and have been trying for 2yrs solid to get into the mines,i have tried moving to Mackay to help my chances,accomodation anywhere up there is very very expensive,food,petrol the same. I had a full time job,and still struggled. You will need to first do a Generic Induction Course $400+ Mining Medical $180 HR truck licence (about $1000) depends on how many lessons you need. First Aid cert is highly recommended and anything similar. If you can get experience in truck driving,grader,frontend loader or similar you may have a better chance. The internet is really the only way in,just keep applying, and dont let the knockbacks get you down. I wish you the best of luck mate, just be prepared for it to take awhile.
Tuesday, January 14, 2014
Moving to Australia and have found anything near Sydney and the other recommended citys is very expensive?
Moving to Australia and have found anything near Sydney and the other recommended citys is very expensive?
I am trying to figure out what the realistic rent for a two bedroom place to stay in the suburbs of Sydney, Melbourne or adelaide. Also what type of money I could make? just for the questions sake lets say a below average wage. Thanks a bunch guys! Well that was good info I did not realize how high the minimum wage was there! thats great news but if you paycheck was 500 for example how much would you have after taxes and other misc things they take out??? Thanks again!
Sydney - 3 Answers
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Minimum wages for an adult will be around $15-$20/hr. Adelaide will be a lot cheaper than Sydney and Melbourne. Pretty much all the property available in Australia is listed on www.domain.com.au and/or www.realestate.com.au as these sites re owned by the two major newspaper chains. See www.ato.gov.au/individuals, click on link for 'work out your tax', 'income tax rates'.
2 :
If you are interested in working in Sydney why not look at living in Wollongong. The northern suburbs are still quite expensive but you can get a decent two bedroom rental in North Wollongong for around $250 a week. From there you can easily catch the train up to the city for work. It's about 1.5 hours south of Sydney CBD. Here is the income tax rates for you. http://www.ato.gov.au/individuals/content.asp?doc=/content/12333.htm&mnu=42590&mfp=001
3 :
In general keep in mind the further out you are from the centre of a city the cheaper it is to rent. Also you may spend quite a while commuting. In saying that you can get a 3 bedroom house on the outskirts of Sydney for cheaper than an apartment in the city centre. The other responses have provided great websites, just keep in mind most rental quotes are for per week rent unless otherwise stated. If you want an idea of more specific pay rates and job availablity for your particular career http://www.careerone.com.au is at least one decent websites, use that in conjunction with the tax rates websites provided above to gain a better understanding. Also medical and dental are not usually considered part of the wage package as it is in the US, mainly because citizens are covered under our free public health program (except dental) and you would most likely need to pay your own private insurance. Also pay rates can lower in some cities than others, for example you get paid less in Hobart than Sydney, but you also pay less for housing so it can generally balance out. Just some further information on tax, when you get a pay slip it shows what is called PAYG (Pay As You Go) tax, which is the basic income that all people pay. Also by law your employer must pay 8% of your wage/salary into a superannuation fund. Most other items taken off pay are by choice which can include paying back a government debt (which can also be court ordered), extra into superannuation and even paying back government university fees (which is compulsory repayment if you earn over a certain amount, based on the Consumer Price Index, though you can pay more by choice). One also pays a Medicare levy (as a citizen), which covers the public health system, and if you have private health insurance you maybe eligible for a rebate at tax time. Also our tax year is 1 July - 30 June.
I am trying to figure out what the realistic rent for a two bedroom place to stay in the suburbs of Sydney, Melbourne or adelaide. Also what type of money I could make? just for the questions sake lets say a below average wage. Thanks a bunch guys! Well that was good info I did not realize how high the minimum wage was there! thats great news but if you paycheck was 500 for example how much would you have after taxes and other misc things they take out??? Thanks again!
Sydney - 3 Answers
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1 :
Minimum wages for an adult will be around $15-$20/hr. Adelaide will be a lot cheaper than Sydney and Melbourne. Pretty much all the property available in Australia is listed on www.domain.com.au and/or www.realestate.com.au as these sites re owned by the two major newspaper chains. See www.ato.gov.au/individuals, click on link for 'work out your tax', 'income tax rates'.
2 :
If you are interested in working in Sydney why not look at living in Wollongong. The northern suburbs are still quite expensive but you can get a decent two bedroom rental in North Wollongong for around $250 a week. From there you can easily catch the train up to the city for work. It's about 1.5 hours south of Sydney CBD. Here is the income tax rates for you. http://www.ato.gov.au/individuals/content.asp?doc=/content/12333.htm&mnu=42590&mfp=001
3 :
In general keep in mind the further out you are from the centre of a city the cheaper it is to rent. Also you may spend quite a while commuting. In saying that you can get a 3 bedroom house on the outskirts of Sydney for cheaper than an apartment in the city centre. The other responses have provided great websites, just keep in mind most rental quotes are for per week rent unless otherwise stated. If you want an idea of more specific pay rates and job availablity for your particular career http://www.careerone.com.au is at least one decent websites, use that in conjunction with the tax rates websites provided above to gain a better understanding. Also medical and dental are not usually considered part of the wage package as it is in the US, mainly because citizens are covered under our free public health program (except dental) and you would most likely need to pay your own private insurance. Also pay rates can lower in some cities than others, for example you get paid less in Hobart than Sydney, but you also pay less for housing so it can generally balance out. Just some further information on tax, when you get a pay slip it shows what is called PAYG (Pay As You Go) tax, which is the basic income that all people pay. Also by law your employer must pay 8% of your wage/salary into a superannuation fund. Most other items taken off pay are by choice which can include paying back a government debt (which can also be court ordered), extra into superannuation and even paying back government university fees (which is compulsory repayment if you earn over a certain amount, based on the Consumer Price Index, though you can pay more by choice). One also pays a Medicare levy (as a citizen), which covers the public health system, and if you have private health insurance you maybe eligible for a rebate at tax time. Also our tax year is 1 July - 30 June.
Tuesday, January 7, 2014
How can I make $300 online for free?
How can I make $300 online for free?
I'm in my early teens. I want to make $300 from the internet, 100% free and legitimate only. I live in Australia, I don't have a pay pal account and i really don't want to make one. So if money can be sent via cheque would be great.
Personal Finance - 8 Answers
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A great job and way for Teens to make money is by doing Free Surveys Online. Its simple, easy and for ages 13 and up. check this blog for more info and Proof of Payments http://Job4Teens.blogspot.com
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How do you think you can make money for free other than dishonestly? You'll have to work for it 'offline' - try cleaning cars, gardening etc. - won't take you long. You don't have or want a Paypal account as you have to be 18 (and legally and financially responsible and sue-able) to get one! Whereas you can have cheques paid into an account for a minor whatever the source.
3 :
http://www.treasuretrooper.com/505285 brilliant online surveys site
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if your a good bullshitter go to the link below. You write articles and you get paid instantly to your paypal account. doesn't pay too much, but its money for writing. try it out!
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EARN MONEY!!! 3000$ per month. Wat all u have to do is join these sites http://bux.to/?r=penkinjayanth http://kinbux.com/index.php?ref=penkinjayanth http://www.AWSurveys.com/HomeMain.cfm?RefID=penkinjayanth https://www.surveysavvy.com?id=3855643&action=join http://www.sendearnings.com/?r=ref2193602 I suggest u to try awsurveys.it paid me twice.plz refer me as iam a premium account member on the above sites,so that the chances to earn money will be more to u. For any other details contact me at:jayanthgopu@gmail.com
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well i know an easy fast way to get money its at http://cashcrateDOTcom/1228989 (replace the DOT with a .) check out my blog to learn more http://cashcratemoneyy.blogspot.com/
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hi. drop me a email at pauls1387@gmail.com , i ll send you some ebooks with some good methods to make some money online if your interested.No investment required , only thing required is to work hard on those methods. regards, paul
8 :
there are numerous ways to earn money online, but most of them require certain registration fee. if you wish to earn without investing anything, then i will suggest you PTC sites, where u get money to click advertisements.................. i myself is earning respectable side income from them. all you have to do is register and start clicking advertisements right away. You might earn slow in the beginning but once u buy refferal packs from the money u've earned, it multiplies your earnings and speeds it up. and moreover its a totally genuine and scamfree way of earning. PATIENCE IS THE KEY i signed up for many PTC sites, among which many were scams and did not bother to pay me any money. but the link below indicates a list of those sites, from which im actually earning, on regular basis: http://www.geocities.com/make_online.money/earn_money_online.html works for minors as well !! (NO AGE RESTRICTIONS)
I'm in my early teens. I want to make $300 from the internet, 100% free and legitimate only. I live in Australia, I don't have a pay pal account and i really don't want to make one. So if money can be sent via cheque would be great.
Personal Finance - 8 Answers
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1 :
A great job and way for Teens to make money is by doing Free Surveys Online. Its simple, easy and for ages 13 and up. check this blog for more info and Proof of Payments http://Job4Teens.blogspot.com
2 :
How do you think you can make money for free other than dishonestly? You'll have to work for it 'offline' - try cleaning cars, gardening etc. - won't take you long. You don't have or want a Paypal account as you have to be 18 (and legally and financially responsible and sue-able) to get one! Whereas you can have cheques paid into an account for a minor whatever the source.
3 :
http://www.treasuretrooper.com/505285 brilliant online surveys site
4 :
if your a good bullshitter go to the link below. You write articles and you get paid instantly to your paypal account. doesn't pay too much, but its money for writing. try it out!
5 :
EARN MONEY!!! 3000$ per month. Wat all u have to do is join these sites http://bux.to/?r=penkinjayanth http://kinbux.com/index.php?ref=penkinjayanth http://www.AWSurveys.com/HomeMain.cfm?RefID=penkinjayanth https://www.surveysavvy.com?id=3855643&action=join http://www.sendearnings.com/?r=ref2193602 I suggest u to try awsurveys.it paid me twice.plz refer me as iam a premium account member on the above sites,so that the chances to earn money will be more to u. For any other details contact me at:jayanthgopu@gmail.com
6 :
well i know an easy fast way to get money its at http://cashcrateDOTcom/1228989 (replace the DOT with a .) check out my blog to learn more http://cashcratemoneyy.blogspot.com/
7 :
hi. drop me a email at pauls1387@gmail.com , i ll send you some ebooks with some good methods to make some money online if your interested.No investment required , only thing required is to work hard on those methods. regards, paul
8 :
there are numerous ways to earn money online, but most of them require certain registration fee. if you wish to earn without investing anything, then i will suggest you PTC sites, where u get money to click advertisements.................. i myself is earning respectable side income from them. all you have to do is register and start clicking advertisements right away. You might earn slow in the beginning but once u buy refferal packs from the money u've earned, it multiplies your earnings and speeds it up. and moreover its a totally genuine and scamfree way of earning. PATIENCE IS THE KEY i signed up for many PTC sites, among which many were scams and did not bother to pay me any money. but the link below indicates a list of those sites, from which im actually earning, on regular basis: http://www.geocities.com/make_online.money/earn_money_online.html works for minors as well !! (NO AGE RESTRICTIONS)
Wednesday, January 1, 2014
Im thinking of moving lo L.A. From Australia to make it as a musician ?
Im thinking of moving lo L.A. From Australia to make it as a musician ?
Im Year 12 atm and im a singer/songwriter. I am going to save up the money and move to l.a with my friend ....i will probably be 18 by that time. Do you think this is a good idea ? Is L.A Dangerous And yess i do have a back up plan ..its more to travel and i really wanna try make it too :) i think i can
Other - Entertainment - 5 Answers
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Didnt know you could just move in, thought you needed visas for work or a student, marriage, or something.
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Some areas... YES! Honestly, I think Youtube would be a better choice these days! There's been more stories of young musicians being scouted on youtube then ever. That way you can start now and save your money!! Good luck!
3 :
Dont. Are you kiddingme? L.A SUCKS. I live in New Orleans, louisiana so...i hate that scene. You wont make it. Dont let songs inspire you. Who knows. Mayeb. But your throwing your life away for that? Hahah, right. Im a REAL musician i play piano^^
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umm i am not sure how good you are. I think you should have a back up plan incase it doesn't work. If you keep working hard and, get people listening to you you might get a deal. Yes L.A. can be dangerous in parts, anywhere can really just be sure you are making the right decision and, have researched where you are going to live very well.
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La is full of wannabe musicians anymore,To much competition there,Besides most record producers are looking in other areas these days.Yes Los Angeles can be a very dangerous place to live.You better have some real money if you want to live in any decent safe area.Any small one bedroom apt is going to run at least in the area of 1500 per month.
Im Year 12 atm and im a singer/songwriter. I am going to save up the money and move to l.a with my friend ....i will probably be 18 by that time. Do you think this is a good idea ? Is L.A Dangerous And yess i do have a back up plan ..its more to travel and i really wanna try make it too :) i think i can
Other - Entertainment - 5 Answers
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Didnt know you could just move in, thought you needed visas for work or a student, marriage, or something.
2 :
Some areas... YES! Honestly, I think Youtube would be a better choice these days! There's been more stories of young musicians being scouted on youtube then ever. That way you can start now and save your money!! Good luck!
3 :
Dont. Are you kiddingme? L.A SUCKS. I live in New Orleans, louisiana so...i hate that scene. You wont make it. Dont let songs inspire you. Who knows. Mayeb. But your throwing your life away for that? Hahah, right. Im a REAL musician i play piano^^
4 :
umm i am not sure how good you are. I think you should have a back up plan incase it doesn't work. If you keep working hard and, get people listening to you you might get a deal. Yes L.A. can be dangerous in parts, anywhere can really just be sure you are making the right decision and, have researched where you are going to live very well.
5 :
La is full of wannabe musicians anymore,To much competition there,Besides most record producers are looking in other areas these days.Yes Los Angeles can be a very dangerous place to live.You better have some real money if you want to live in any decent safe area.Any small one bedroom apt is going to run at least in the area of 1500 per month.
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