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I’m from London and here’s the answer in my case - British ad market is interesting, dynamic etc, which meant I could get an O1 visa based on the work I’d done, literally double my pay, and live in the world’s best city. So why not do that, I thought.
Would love an answer to this one as well...
Everything sounds more intelligent and/or cooler in a British or Aussie accent?? I’m disappointed when I’m on an intro call with a prospective agency/vendor and there isn’t some British/Australian guy dropping a “cheers”.
also Sweden.
Quality maybe
For the British it's cos of the long established ad heratige over there. We invented planning after all, so there's loads of 'em everywhere.
For the aussies I would guess it's more about their cultural predisposition to travel and see other cultures and whatnot.
Oh, and the accents.
It’s really easy for Australians to get the E3 visa. Not sure if you’ll find the same amount of Americans in Australia, though, even though is a reciprocal visa
Can confirm not many US folks in Australia ad land.
Getting out of oversaturated areas
As a Australian, we have a greater proactive interest in developing our diverse experience... new countries, new cultures, new people. While NY is a great melting pot, there is no substitute for breaking out of your insular market bubble and exploring new adventures.