The 7 Blunders immigrants make when arriving in a new country FREE eBOOKWritten on the 2 January 2016 by James Cagney ContentsIntroduction .............................................................................................................. Page 2 About the Author ..................................................................................................... Page 3 No.1 Blunder : Assuming that the 'culture' is the same as your home country ................. Page 4 No.2 Blunder: Believing that the transition will be easy ................................. Page 4 No.3 Blunder: Not having a long term strategy ................................................. Page 4 No.4 Blunder: Not understanding your "Sense of Loss" ................................. Page 5 No.5 Blunder: Having the wrong attitude ............................................................. Page 5 No.6 Blunder: Unrealistic expectations about the job market .......................... Page 5 No. 7 Blunder: Expecting business to be same as your home country .......... Page 6 More strategies you will need to succeed in Australia ....................................... Page 6 (A) Emergency Strategy ........................................................................................... Page 6 (B) Choosing the right Immigration Agent ............................................................ Page 6 Conclusion & Disclaimer ......................................................................................... Page 7
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To this end we are providing you with the seven most frequent blunders migrants regularly make. The total blunders I have heard that migrants have made is very very distressing and far too many to cover in this eBook. I have included are strategies on how to succeed and overcome these pitfalls when arriving in your new home country. Always get professional advice when considering immigration. Free advice is worth as much as you pay - NOTHING! Call James Cagney on =64 416 137 645 or go to www.jamescagney.com.au PAGE 4 No. 1 Blunder: Assuming that the 'culture' is the same as your home countryNew migrants often believe that because we look the same and may speak the same language that we will 'fit in' without any effort. Nothing could be further from the truth. Migrants must learn about the law of the land and make every effort to assimilate. Many migrants find security in settling in communities where their countrymen have set![]() Migrants where English is not their home language should learn to speak English as soon as possible. There are English language programs available to new migrants: http://www.education.gov.au/english-second-language-new-arrivals-programmehttp://www.education.gov.au/amep (adults)
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