1. High Labor Demand:Australian agriculture contributes 12% to GDP and employs 3% of the workforce. High labor demand due to:An aging population with fewer young people interested in farm work.Increasing domestic and international demand for agricultural products.Simultaneous harvest seasons requiring a large workforce in a short period.The Australian Government implements various programs to attract foreign workers, including Vietnamese, to work in the agricultural sector.2. Attractive Salary:The minimum wage for Australian farm workers is 25,41 AUD/hourActual wages are often higher, ranging from 23-30 AUD/hour, depending on the farm type, experience, and worker's ability.Average monthly income: 400-600 million VND.Additional income can be earned by working overtime or on holidays.3. Settlement Opportunities:Achieving a sufficient score under the skills assessment system.Possessing relevant qualifications or work experience in agriculture.Meeting English language requirements.Demonstrating financial capacity to support oneself and family.4. Working Environment:Outdoor work, subject to weather conditions.Work can be physically demanding and requires good health.Occupational safety is ensured by Australian law.Work equipment is provided.Entitled to benefits such as health insurance, accident insurance, etc.5. Culture:The Vietnamese community in Australia is relatively large, with approximately 300,000 people.Numerous Vietnamese associations and organizations support new immigrants and workers.Easy to find Vietnamese food and supplies.Communication in English is not overly challenging due to the large Vietnamese population.6. Types of Farms:Vegetable farms: Tomatoes, bell peppers, cucumbers, broccoli, mushrooms, etc.Fruit farms: Grapes, apples, oranges, strawberries, kiwifruit, etc.Livestock farms: Cattle, sheep, pigs, chickens, etc.Each farm type has its own characteristics and work requirements.7. Work Requirements:Good health, hard work, and teamwork ability.Some jobs require experience in agriculture or relevant qualifications.Basic English language ability for communication and work instructions.8. Cost of Living:The cost of living in Australia is ranging from 1500-2500 AUD/month.Housing costs: 600-1000 AUD/month.Food costs: 400-600 AUD/month.Transportation costs: 100-200 AUD/month.Other expenses: 400-600 AUD/month.Go to Australia for better life together!