Lesson 4: International migration in Australia

Open Ended

What are some possible reasons people might choose to migrate to Australia from other countries?

Multiple Choice

Why is it important to understand the international migration patterns in Australia?

• It helps in understanding cultural diversity and economic impacts.

• It is only relevant for people planning to migrate.

• It has no effect on society.

• It is only important for government officials.

Multiple Choice

Which two regions were the earliest sources of migrants to Australia after the Indigenous Australians?

• Great Britain and Ireland

• Asia and the Pacific Islands

• Africa and South America

• North America and Antarctica

Multiple Select

Which of the following statements about Australia's migrant population are correct?

• 83% of Australia's migrant population live in a capital city.

• Australia's population originates from over 200 countries.

• 61% of the Australian-born population live in a capital city.

• All migrants in Australia live in rural areas.

Fill in the Blanks

According to the 2016 census, Sydney had the highest overseas-born population of all capital cities, with

people.

Fill in the Blanks

Cultural diversity means a range of different

within a society.

Open Ended

Why do you think cultural diversity is celebrated in Australia, and how might events like Harmony Day help promote understanding between different groups?

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is NOT one of the four components of immigration in Australia?

• Economic Migration

• Family Migration

• Student Migration

• Special Migration

Multiple Choice

What is the main reason for economic migration to Australia?

• To reunite with family members

• To escape war or persecution

• To improve standard of living by filling skill gaps in demand

• To study at Australian universities

Open Ended

Explain the requirements for family migration to Australia.

Multiple Select

Which of the following are categories of family migration in Australia?

• Partner and Spouse

• Child

• Parent

• Student

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A refugee is someone who has fled their home country and has a form of

status in a new country.

Open Ended

What is the difference between offshore and onshore resettlement for refugees and asylum seekers in Australia?

Multiple Select

What are possible outcomes for asylum seekers who arrive in Australia without a valid visa?

• They are granted a Temporary Protection visa

• They are granted a Safe Haven Enterprise visa

• They are held in immigration detention

• They are automatically deported

Open Ended

What are the key differences between a refugee and an asylum seeker, and why is it important to understand these distinctions when discussing international migration in Australia?

Multiple Choice

What are New Zealand citizens allowed to do in Australia under the Special Category visa?

• Visit, study, stay, and work as long as they remain a New Zealand citizen

• Only visit for a short period

• Only study at Australian universities

• Only work in Queensland

Open Ended

By the end of this lesson, do you have any questions about the different visa types available for people wanting to move to Australia, or would you like to know more about any specific aspect of international migration in Australia?