Brits are lured to Australia because of the weather and way of life, it has been pointed out.
Australian property appeals to Britons because of the climate and culture, according to ABTA - The Travel Association.
The better weather and outdoors way-of-life appeal to potential emigrants, a spokesperson pointed out, with the fact that English is the main language also helping Australia's appeal.
This makes it "relatively easy to get work", she pointed out, as it removes any potential language barriers.
According to figures published this month by Currency UK, three-quarters of Brits have considered leaving the UK, up from 25 per cent in the 2005 survey by the foreign exchange firm.
Australia topped the list for those potentially making a move abroad, favoured by a third of those questioned.
Research by NatWest has also revealed that current British expats think they have a better quality of life abroad, with 90 per cent saying they are financially secure and more than half saying that in five years' time they will be better off than they would have been in Britain.
Posted by Craig Francis
Australian property appeals to Britons because of the climate and culture, according to ABTA - The Travel Association.
The better weather and outdoors way-of-life appeal to potential emigrants, a spokesperson pointed out, with the fact that English is the main language also helping Australia's appeal.
This makes it "relatively easy to get work", she pointed out, as it removes any potential language barriers.
According to figures published this month by Currency UK, three-quarters of Brits have considered leaving the UK, up from 25 per cent in the 2005 survey by the foreign exchange firm.
Australia topped the list for those potentially making a move abroad, favoured by a third of those questioned.
Research by NatWest has also revealed that current British expats think they have a better quality of life abroad, with 90 per cent saying they are financially secure and more than half saying that in five years' time they will be better off than they would have been in Britain.
Posted by Craig Francis
