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For anyone serious about it - and as someone who did it - you better start now.
It's expensive and all the paperwork takes months if not years. It's not something you're going to be able to just "do" once things hit some critical threshold.
Any advice on where to start, what to consider, anything for younger people who may still be in or just got out of college?
If you're still studying, Australia has a student visa which then also allows a couple of years to stay and work after you graduate. And if you get work you can convince your employer to sponsor you longer term. And there are paths to permanent residency and even citizenship then.
Also there are tons of videos on YouTube about young people taking the plunge and moving to the here, from both the USA and the UK. Just search around a bit.