In this episode of the Journey to Oz podcast, we chat to Jacqx, who migrated to Australia from France in 1969. We discuss the migration-purpose voyage, the Australian skill shortages of the 1960s and 1970s, and what it was like as a child growing up in a foreign country.

Once she learnt the English language, Jacqx later found her passion for storytelling, and today she is a published playwright and author with a passion for life stories and true stories.

If you are wanting to share your life story, you can reach out to Jacqx at www.jacqx.com, or info@jacqx.com.

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The Journey to Oz Podcast is produced by:
Nick Hansen from Hansen Migration
MARN: 1679147
www.hansenmigration.com.au

Evan Bishop from Worldly Migration
MARN: 1679414
www.worldlymigration.com

Please visit either of our websites to book a free consultation.

Disclaimer
Any information discussed in this podcast is made available for entertainment purposes only and is not intended as a substitute for professional advice. We do not make any guarantee or accept any responsibility for the accuracy and completeness of any of the information discussed. The laws of Australia can change without notice and we do not have a duty or obligation to update any information. Listening to this podcast does not mean you have an agent to client relationship with Hansen Migration or Worldly Migration or any associated Migration Agents, lawyers or other service providers. You should obtain advice from a Registered Migration Agent or an Immigration Lawyer before acting on any of the content discussed in this podcast. You can find a list of Registered Migration Agents by visiting www.mara.gov.au. 

The information contained within this podcast may not be reproduced without our prior written consent. 

In the spirit of reconciliation, we acknowledge the traditional custodians of land throughout Australia and pay respect to their elders, we extend that respect to all aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders today. 

Thank you for listening. 

In this episode of the Journey to Oz podcast we chat with Robyn Vogels, the owner of Personnel Relocations and co-author of Your DIY Move to Australia - an Amazon Best seller. Robyn has a lot of firsthand relocation experience after moving internationally several times before settling in Australia. Over the last 15 years she has helped many families migrate to Australia by supporting and mentoring them through the relocation process. Robyn and the team at Personnel Relocations help families to find and secure a rental property, suitable schooling for children, saving money on the right removalist, assistance opening a bank account and many other settling-in services. The services they provide not only make moving more cost-effective but less stressful as well.

The Personnel Relocations website is full of great resources to have you plan your move to Australia:  www.personnelrelocations.com.au

Your DIY Move to Australia is available to buy on Amazon: www.amazon.com/Your-D-I-Y-Move-Guide-Australia/dp/B08DSYPBF4

If you like what you have heard please subscribe and leave us a review.

The Journey to Oz Podcast is produced by:
Nick Hansen from Hansen Migration
MARN: 1679147
www.hansenmigration.com.au

Evan Bishop from Worldly Migration
MARN: 1679414
www.worldlymigration.com

Please visit either of our websites to book a free consultation.

Disclaimer
Any information discussed in this podcast is made available for entertainment purposes only and is not intended as a substitute for professional advice. We do not make any guarantee or accept any responsibility for the accuracy and completeness of any of the information discussed. The laws of Australia can change without notice and we do not have a duty or obligation to update any information. Listening to this podcast does not mean you have an agent to client relationship with Hansen Migration or Worldly Migration or any associated Migration Agents, lawyers or other service providers. You should obtain advice from a Registered Migration Agent or an Immigration Lawyer before acting on any of the content discussed in this podcast. You can find a list of Registered Migration Agents by visiting www.mara.gov.au. 

The information contained within this podcast may not be reproduced without our prior written consent. 

In the spirit of reconciliation, we acknowledge the traditional custodians of land throughout Australia and pay respect to their elders, we extend that respect to all aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders today. 

Thank you for listening. 

In this episode of the Journey to Oz podcast, we chat with Chinese-Australian Lily, who migrated to Australia 10 years ago after a heart warming chat with her son, leaving the corporate world in China to start fresh in Australia. Lily now owns a successful business in Australia, but her journey to this point, like many migrant women, was not easy. 

Lily's business, Hygea, is a mobile platform where users book residential cleaning service at ease by selecting the most preferred cleaner available; cleaners can earn money by focusing on service quality instead of having to worry about finding cleaning jobs. For all Service providers, even if they don't have any cleaning experience, they can join Hygea for quality training and start earning. Find out more at https://hygeaapp.com/ 

If you like what you have heard please subscribe and leave us a review.

The Journey to Oz Podcast is produced by:
Nick Hansen from Hansen Migration
MARN: 1679147
www.hansenmigration.com.au

Evan Bishop from Worldly Migration
MARN: 1679414
www.worldlymigration.com

Please visit either of our websites to book a free consultation.

Disclaimer
Any information discussed in this podcast is made available for entertainment purposes only and is not intended as a substitute for professional advice. We do not make any guarantee or accept any responsibility for the accuracy and completeness of any of the information discussed. The laws of Australia can change without notice and we do not have a duty or obligation to update any information. Listening to this podcast does not mean you have an agent to client relationship with Hansen Migration or Worldly Migration or any associated Migration Agents, lawyers or other service providers. You should obtain advice from a Registered Migration Agent or an Immigration Lawyer before acting on any of the content discussed in this podcast. You can find a list of Registered Migration Agents by visiting www.mara.gov.au. 

The information contained within this podcast may not be reproduced without our prior written consent. 

In the spirit of reconciliation, we acknowledge the traditional custodians of land throughout Australia and pay respect to their elders, we extend that respect to all aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders today. 

Thank you for listening.