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10 things to know before moving to Australia

Having second thoughts about moving to Australia? Read on for just some of the ways living in the ‘sunburnt country’ will change your life for the better:

1. Fresh Air

Australia has one of the lowest air pollution levels in the world.


2. Unspoilt Nature

Australia has a large variety of beautiful natural ecosystems. We have golden sandy beaches with clean water, tropical rainforests, arid deserts and snowy mountains. There are over 500 national parks in Australia and 14 world heritage areas.


3. Multicultural Society

Australia is truly a multicultural society. 43% of Australians were either born overseas or have a parent who was born overseas. Each year we celebrate our diversity on Harmony Day (21 March).


4. Low population density

Australia has the lowest population density of any continent in the world with only 6.4 people per square mile.


5. Climate

Australia has a temperate climate with mild weather all year round and more than its fair share of sunshine.


6. Healthcare system

Australia has one of the most efficient healthcare systems in the world. Medicare provides basic health cover for all Australians and there is a private healthcare system as well.


7. Job opportunities

Australians pride themselves on perfecting a work-life balance. With a strong economy and low unemployment rate (around 5%) Australia is a good place to find a new job.


8. Laid back lifestyle

Australians have a reputation for being laid back and friendly and what’s more it is actually true. People are much more likely to give you the time of day in Australian cities compared with other cities around the world. There’s also a comparatively low crime rate.


9. Great place to travel

Australia is such a vast country that you can spend all your holidays exploring it. Domestic travel has it all from rainforests, beaches, to ski-resorts and stunning ancient landscapes.


10. Great opportunities for study

Australia has an impressive number of study options for international students with more than 1,200 institutions and 22,000 courses to choose from. Australia has the third highest number of international students in the world behind the UK and US even though we have a much smaller population than those countries.

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