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					<description><![CDATA[This post is a not a funny one and is a bit sad actually. For many years my husband was in Australia on working holiday visas and student visas. With that comes a certain type of socializing. There are many other Koreans in Australia on those type of visas and they usually stay for 1 [&#8230;]]]></description>
										<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>This post is a not a funny one and is a bit sad actually. For many years my husband was in Australia on working holiday visas and student visas. With that comes a certain type of socializing. There are many other Koreans in Australia on those type of visas and they usually stay for 1 or 2 years. The usually live together in the same type of apartments and areas. It&#8217;s a chance to make a lot of friends and there is a certain type of relaxed party lifestyle.</p>
<p>My husband is a permanent resident now and unfortunately most of his friends have gone back to Korea. He still knows plenty of people here and we have friends but it&#8217;s hard knowing that really good friends will all leave at some point.</p>
<p>A few weeks ago we were at the park and we saw a bunch of Koreans having a barbeque. We knew they were working holiday visa or student visa Koreans just enjoying their time in Australia. My husband hasn&#8217;t had that type of relaxed hanging out for a long time.</p>
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<p>I told him he could go introduce himself and maybe they&#8217;ll invite him to join them but he couldn&#8217;t do it (Koreans have a lot of trouble introducing themselves randomly to other Koreans). So instead he stood some distance away and looked over longingly at the fun time they were having. I felt really bad for him. They didn&#8217;t notice him.</p>
<p>While getting permanent residency comes with many benefits, there are some aspects that are a bit sad, like friends always leaving. The other problem is my husband&#8217;s work hours means he only has a few evenings a week off, so it can be hard to see friends when he wants to.</p>
<p>He doesn&#8217;t complain much about it but it does make me sad sometimes that there are so many friends he can&#8217;t see for a long time because of his choice to be in Australia with me.</p>
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