Kimberley Lucas And Family recently returned to the UK from Australia following what seemed like a really hard decision on where their future lies.
Ultimately it seems like financial and work-life balance were both persuading factors in the decision. I encourage you to check out her YouTube channel for the story from herself.
She cites the large childcare costs due to being on a temporary visa as being significant, along with the long hours that her partner Euan was having to work.
She’s been a source of great information for us, and wish her and her family all the best for the future.
You may still find some of the information below useful, so we've left it in place to help with your migration journey.
Kimberley and family moved from Central Scotland to Australia in 2023 and lived in Sydney initially but are now settled in the Central Coast region of New South Wales.
We only became aware of her via the YouTube algorithms a couple of weeks ago. However, it is clear that her videos give an honest depiction of life in Australia.
I've found it quite refreshing to hear someone talk a little more about some of the difficult aspects of making the move from Australia to the UK.
In this video Kimberley and Euan discuss their move to Australia.
They discuss things such as the additional working hours Euan has had since moving to Australia, and the knock on effect of that.
Also topics of interest for anyone interested on making the move from the UK to Australia such as –
I like this video for it’s honesty and insight into working life, albeit this may only be applicable to Euan’s career in civil engineering.
Be sure to check out more of Kimberley’s videos for honest views on making the move to Australia with a young family.
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