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Adrian Nonis
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Life in Australia vs Malaysia: Which is Better?
Living in both Malaysia and Australia for a number of years has given me a very unique perspective. In this video, I want to provide my honest thoughts about different aspects of these countries. If you’re planning to travel to either places, move permanently, or maybe just curious - I hope this video gives you some insight 🙂
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If you're new here, HELLO! My name is Adrian Nonis 🙂 A follower of Christ who also happens to be a father, a husband, and a whole lot of other things!
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Life in Kuala Lumpur: Our first week | Aussies in Malaysia
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After a month of living in Melaka, my family and I decided to continue our adventure in the capital of Malaysia, Kuala Lumpur! Before moving to Melaka, we used to live in Perth, Australia. Join us as we navigate our time in Malaysia and who knows where else in the future haha. If you're new here, HELLO! My name is Adrian Nonis :) A follower of Christ who also happens to be a father, a husband, ...
Why I left Australia and moved to Malaysia
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My family and I left everything we owned in Australia and booked a one-way ticket to Malaysia. In this video, I explain why we did made that decision and also give you a little glimpse of what our new life in Malaysia looks like :) If you're new here, go ahead and subscribe if you'd like! czcams.com/channels/B6-v3fLLVHrukmXiBs1AqA.html Follow me on instagram: adriannoniss
How I'm struggling with idolatry as a Christian
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Hey its me again... Im really finding passion in creating videos again! Today, I wanted to speak about idols of the heart and what I've been struggling with for the past few years. Hope you find this video edifying in some way!
POV: you're a christian who feels like a loser
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Hey guys, its been awhile! I wanted to share something that has been on my heart... Hope you guys find this helpful.
Are UWA students SMART? Asking basic trivia questions...
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Join me as I take to the grounds of my university, UWA, to put the students to the test! In this fun and exciting video, I challenge UWA students with 5 basic trivia questions covering topics like English, Geography, Pop Culture, Math, and History. Will they rise to the challenge and prove their smarts, or will they stumble under the pressure? Let's find out.
Day in the Life of a YOUNG DAD | My Confusing 20's
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Trying to juggle university, marriage, and fatherhood (on top of other things a typical 20 year old might be going through) has been very very interesting... Today, I show you guys what an average day looks like in this new stage of life I'd like to call my CONFUSING 20'S. 3 ways you can support me at this stage of my life: 1) LIKE this video if you enjoyed it/found it helpful.. Apparently that...
4 Steps to Change Your Life | My Confusing 20's
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I read some stats the other day that showed how only 9% of people successfully achieve their goals each year... At first glance, I remember looking down on those 9% of people, but then I realised I was one of them lol. In avoiding that statistic, this video talks about how I plan to stick to my goals this 2023, and how you can too as well! 4 Ways you can help me this 2023 1) LIKE this video if ...
My honeymoon in JEJU ISLAND (EP6)
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Welcome to EPISODE 6 of the Honeymoon series! Zane and I have spent our last 5 days of our honeymoon in Seoul but, with only 2 more days left and Jeju Island only a few hours away, we decided to end our trip over there. Join us as we explore the Innisfree, Jeju Folk Museum, and the Ossuloc Tea Museum!
Cafe Hopping in Seoul: Cafe Highwaist, Cheongsudang Cafe, Han River (EP5)
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Welcome to Episode 5 of the HONEYMOON Series! Hope you are enjoying it so far :) Today, we explore the different cafes that Seoul has to offer (at the limit of our bellies of course)! We also adventure around the heart of Ikseon Dong, visiting the local stores. Subscribe to the channel, be a part of the journey :) czcams.com/channels/B6-v3fLLVHrukmXiBs1AqA.html Instagram: adrianno...
Exploring Nami Island on my HONEYMOON (EP2)
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Exploring Nami Island on my HONEYMOON (EP2)
Guessing majors at UWA (Orientation Day)
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Guessing majors at UWA (Orientation Day)
UWA Dorm Room Tour (University Hall, One Bedroom Apartment)
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UWA Dorm Room Tour (University Hall, One Bedroom Apartment)
College Move in Day at UWA (University Hall College)
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College Move in Day at UWA (University Hall College)
Moving out of UWA's Residential College (St Catherine's College)
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Moving out of UWA's Residential College (St Catherine's College)
boring country 🤢🤢🤢 make me want to vomit
At the beginning of the video,,,,,,, that road, non potholes, no potholes, Sydney's roads are worse than 3rd world countries, and when there is an occasional upgrade to, say an intersection, it takes literally years, with defects included.
Reverse immigration? Already happpening?
God bless you guys!
Also, Australia air is one of the cleanest air in the world. At peast top 10
Malaysia 4 me please 👍👍🙏🙏✈️✈️🏠🏠🔜🔜
Foolish to move back to MYS - unless, of coz, u happen to be earning AUD as a digital nomad
Whenever people do these comparisons they ignore superannuation. Australians retirees are simply wealthier.
Your definition of Malaysia is NOT a narrow one. You are a fortunate and had rich parents. Your comparison is a privileged one. Many Chinese/Mixed race love to live with White People NOT me. Tell us the discrimination with opportunities in Both Countries for a Chinese with no Mandarin. Income and Costs relative but Malaysians find costs rising and food security does not exist. MY imports all its food. Everyday, Malaysians are looking to LEAVE for Australia and then COME BACK defeated. Many are leaving for Education and do not come back. Hahaha.
How again are you doing this wo a visa or are you just passport hopping after 90 days?
Local here. What you said about income to living costs ratio is spot on. Few years back when I was in the UK I was able to live comfortably with GBP 900 per month. In Malaysia, good luck even paying the rent with RM 900.
Good video & I can attest to your views. The other views which you have not included will be the politics, race biasness, public schools & merit based recognition in schools/Unis/workplace
Richman talking? .... Nevermind. As long as you are happy.😊
Australia, a country not govern by religion.
Never been in Australia so I dont know how to compare..maybe malaysia lack of education rather than ausie..especially in math and science..subsequences malaysia salary underpaid
Nah that's nonsense, Malaysian simply get paid less for the same work. Math and science has nothing to do with most jobs
I tell you which better, an Australian live in Malaysia, they will have better life, not the other way around
I hate the pollution in Malaysia. Like people need to stop littering all over the place. It doesnt take much to hold onto your trash until you come across a trash bin.
Im Malaysian living now in Italy. I cannot put in words how blessed we Malaysians are. Seriously. Cost of living, modern and cultured. Great food. Friendly people. Only when you travel you realize all this. Kudos to you. I cant wait to go back for a period of time. Maybe when i have grandkids soon I might decide to go back for good.
Too much racial and religious discrimination on minorities in Malaysia. Scary to bring up a family here nowadays.
The reason for high obesity is not the oil in the food, because only certain type of foods in Malaysia is cooked in lots of oil. The main reason is that quite a number of Malaysians like sweet food and sweet drinks and a habit to eat lots of rice which is a type of carbohydrates. These reasons push up the obesity ratio in the country.
For healthcare...Malaysian only pay rm1 for general healthcare....and rm5 for Specialist treatment....and we have millions of people come here for Health Tourism....
You do realize that is not sustainable? When oil revenue starts to deplete, subsidizing healthcare is no longer feasible. Same with when population starts to age, you will see healthcare system being overwhelmed.
Yes the cost maybe low in the public hospital systems but health care for serious sickness is a bit wanting😮 thus most people have private insurance for private hospital care
To comment on enviroment aspect you need to explore first hand bro...see with your eyes....go to Terengganu...Sabah & Sarawak...see their beaches, island & forest then you can compare....anyway good video though...tq
True white aussies eh? I get your point but that'll trigger quite a few people in australia i feel.
Out of the 10 people i knew who studied in Australia, only a few came back to Malaysia for good. The rest of them decided Australia is way better and they're mostly PR there now.
Sorry to say but is really Australian a rude n racist
A wonderful comparison between Malaysia and Australia highlights the unique aspects of both countries. Malaysia, with its rich cultural diversity, vibrant cities, and stunning tropical landscapes, offers a fusion of traditions and modernity. On the other hand, Australia, known for its vast outback, pristine beaches, and cosmopolitan cities, combines a laid-back lifestyle with a deep appreciation for nature. While Malaysia's cuisine is a tantalizing blend of flavors from its multicultural heritage, Australia's culinary scene reflects its diverse population with a global twist. Both nations, despite their differences, share a warm, welcoming spirit and a love for the natural beauty that defines them. Keep on sharing.
If you can stand the heat and the humidity, then Malaysia is numero uno.
True that, and one more downfall, the traffic is bad. :( My complain are only heat and traffic. Food are delicious and I agree that it is not always the healthiest. I lived 6 months in KL and 6 months in US.
KL🎉
Agree, cost of living in Malaysia is very high compared to our income. So many malaysians are working double & triple jobs just to enjoy middle class lifestyle.
Yea that's what I thought as I was doing research and speaking to some Malaysians that I know... But based off other comments, it seems like it really is a case by case thing. I think in general you are right though! But like I said, im open to other opinions :)
Australian food is usually unhealthy too if you eat out all the time. If you choose healthy ingredients and cook at home you can eat well regardless of where you live. Australia is too expensive especially for lower incomes. In South Australia we have only short times of year weather is nice. It's either too hot or too cold. Using electricity to heat is more expensive than to cool. I prefer south east Asia I feel much more at ease. I appreciate too that in Malaysia there's not so much woke policies.
Yea so true, but I think the availability of healthy options is a lot easier to find in Australia (at least that I know of). You're so right about the income in Australia though! In terms of the weather, I lived in Perth so the seasons were all generally mild. Perfect for me haha :)
Bro just curious since you are from Malacca, are u peranakan descendants?
This has always been confusing to me lol, but according to my dad, I am Portuguese Eurasian 🤝
@@adriannoniss ah I see so u can speak the Kristang language
@@handock83 Unfortunately I can’t speak anything but English and a bit of broken Bahasa 😝
@@adriannoniss I think will be great if you practice the Portuguese Eurasian culture or language and sharing about it for your next content 😏
@@handock83 my grandma knows some Portuguese recipes and they’re AWESOME🤌🏼
I am in Malaysia
Welcome to Malaysia! 😄
Thank you so much!! 😃
To all the foreigners who wish to move to Malaysia, please respect the notion of Ketuanan Melayu in Malaysia. This is Tanah Melayu and Malays are called Prince of the Soil (Bumiputera).
Curse of Malaysia.
Further elaboration would be helpful…
@@danperilla5223 Go search for the term “Bumiputera” on Google and be respectful of our culture in Malaysia.
To all the foreigners who wish to move to Malaysia, please respect the notion of Ketuanan Melayu in Malaysia. This is Tanah Melayu and Malays are called Prince of the Soil (Bumiputera).
The cows have me laughing 😂
🤣🤣
Most shops in Australia will close after 7pm at night and the city is like dead . This is the set back .
More like 5PM 🥲
Why is that so?Most outlet in Malaysia close at 10pm and even some open 24hrs.In term of cost living, Malaysia government is doing their best to increase our income from middle income high income nation in 2030.Malaysia is now has became the main hub for sub conductor in this region.
Used to work and live in stuttgart, Germany with salary in euro but came back to penang, malaysia my hometown where I was born, where life is much better laid back life and better enviroment.
That's the life man 🙌
and then i hear of hundreds if not thousands of malaysian who packed their bags and go Aussie
If you non Malay, then rest assured your children and your descendents be second class. Its constitution apartheid. Australian don't have this nonsense. Wben Australian are racist. It doesn't matter as you ate protected by the Law. A lot of Grants, Opportunities, Scholarships are for the Malays and non Malays won't have any privileged. Even buying houses NM buy at a higher price.
😮I've heard many people say this... Have you experienced anything personally? Im curious.
Actually, obesity is a people problem. I'm seeing so many people eating supper which is bad for the weight. I just walked past a mamak restaurant a few days ago and it was fullhouse at 11.25pm. You can find pristine beaches on the islands like Perhentian and east Malaysia.
Yea you're definitely right. I think Malaysian mamak culture definitely doesn't make it easy to live a healthy lifestyle (and Im a victim of it as well cause the food is SO GOOD)
@@adriannoniss I stopped eating supper for years. I even take light dinner these days. I was at 91kg at one point. Now 86kg and still dropping, slowly. Take low calorie foods at night. If you are really hungry during supper hours, just go for fruits or vegetables. Even a light 3-in-1 oat meal will do the job.
When you talk about salary, you need to also compare the tax rates. Guess Australian income tax is high.
That's a good point!
I don't understand, why you moved back to Malaysia? I would die to move to Ausi. I prefer to live with the angmoh people rather than you-know-who-people.
pls move, you arent white, lol
I think it's really a matter of preference. As I said in my previous video about why I moved to Malaysia, it really was just a mix of timing and getting out of our comfort zones. Ultimately, I love Australia... Im curious though, why would you rather living with white people? Let me know
Say you are racist without spelling it out. I have many Chinese friends. They are so great. And I am so glad that unlike you they aren’t poisoned by base emotions like prejudice.
@@adriannonissAnd why aren’t you calling you out the racism in that guy’s comments. Gross.
@@Natalie27552 In all honesty, I couldn’t really tell the sentiment of the comment… Which is why I wanted more clarification. All he said was that he prefers living with white people compared to “you know who people” which I assume he means Malaysians? But I hear you though, thanks for being an advocate 👌🏼🙏🏼🙌🏼
My sister cant afford house in Australia while i already had my first one years ago.her salary x2 mine.
Yea the housing market in Australia is pretty bad right now :(
mainly bcz of cost of living,
Unfair to compare third world country vs first world country is like cat and tiger..
Hmmm I wouldn't say unfair. I think there are lots of things to learn from both first and third world countries.
Say you have never been to Malaysia without stating it outright.
Malaysia is a developing country but not a third world country, learn the difference before you comment.
@@chongcarol This youtuber makes generalisations and does appear to be rather quick in his judgments.
@@Natalie27552 agree.
You can hire a full time domestic helper for less than rm2k a month in malaysia. Hard to do that in australia. Food delivery is fast and cheap in malaysia. I heard its pretty bad in australia. Australia higher education is better than malaysia in terms of quality. Even though medical is free in australia, but you need to wait and pay tax for it. As for malaysia clinics, super convenient and affordable.
Agree, Overall education in Australia is better than Malaysia... My suggestion is that if they can afford it, foreigners with children can send their children to an International School in Malaysia...
Yea 2K sounds very realistic... In terms of food delivery, KL is HORRIBLE. Grab takes a minimum of 45 mins (at least from where I live). Australia was tons better. For education, I'd have to agree with you... My experience in the Malaysian schooling system as a kid was a nightmare lol. Teachers were abusive and dismissive. Kids were hooligans. I used to get beaten up by both teachers and students lol.
I think it was also because of the fact that I could barely speak Bahasa
@@adriannoniss I think its where you stay lol. Also, Grab on weekends and rainy evenings? Fergettt it. Might as well fry an egg at home. I thrived in the Malaysian school system but likely cause I was the (clever) hooligan lol. Agree good Bahasa is important to assimilate within the Kebangsaan system. My kids are doing IGCSE and A Levels but we are unfortunately paying thru our noses. Hvng said that, I know many who are industry leaders that graduated on the local system, so it depends on your environment, school choice and the parenting/familial upbringing you get. Medical in Malaysia is not free, but way cheaper than the West generally, esp medical coverage cost. Cant compare to Aussie, but if you are American, medical here is way more affordable and private hosptals are just as good. Good vid, and welcome back!
Free health care from general hospital dont known can trust or not?
Healthcare in Malaysia is also nearly free... You pay only ONE RINGGIT My wife gave birth, caesarian at a public hospital only costed RM125
Wow that's awesome dude! Did you guys have a pleasant experience? I hope the price was indicative of the experience haha
@@adriannoniss Service was good The doctors are young and very polite The public hospitals have all the latest expensive equipment
@@adriannoniss overall OK.. You can't expect the service at the same level as the one u pay in a private hospital... i gave birth 3 of my kids in government hospital.... worth it every cents.... the cost is cheaper than a meal in TGI or Chilies :)
@@adriannonissMost are trainee doctors. .The experience doctors are in private clinic and cost a bomb .You need insurance.
@@hasnanhashim4386 Well a lots of them are fresh graduate. Although I know the public healthcare is affordable, sometimes the waiting time can be long and for serious illness you may be better off see private doctors. Nevertheless, it still helps lot of the poorer and medium income citizens.
Hiii 😆
Oh hey you
im planning to take on biomedical science in UWA next year (if i get in) :)) hopefully i'll meet the requirements because that place looks awesome