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Post by GYM30 on Jul 14, 2013 15:15:41 GMT
Hi GW The 100k is the net amount assuming that the tax is 45% maximum even though I heard it is 30% So the net income is at least same. He will have very high quality of live. Good chance after 4yrs to get aussie citizenship. Than he may after 4yrs apply again in aramco and will probably get higher salary as aramco salary is based on nationality. Imagine if they consider his point of origin as perth or Sydney than travel allowance will be super high. My 0.02 $ is that aussie immigration has very high return of investment for long term plans
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Post by vpainter on Jul 14, 2013 18:58:08 GMT
Aramco is changing how they do payrolls, going to Australia, may not help you at all.
I was talking with a friend of mine today who left Aramco and went to Australia for a higher paying job. After 6 months, they sat down and reevaluated their finances. Comparing Salary and how much they were saving. Aramco won hands down and they returned to Aramco after being gone a year.
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Post by Hero55 on Jul 21, 2013 6:48:49 GMT
o everyone Thanks very much for rich information you provide. In fact I got more confused as there is also third plan for me which is immigration to canada. Can someone just confirm if what already said about Australia is applicable on canda in term of tax and cost living. I heard that canada is far cheaper than aussie ( plus only 3yrs to get citizenship which is my main target) if yes than the calculations will be towards canada provided that the potential salary is 180k $ / yr.
Thanks very much
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