If you’re an expat moving to Australia, you would know navigating visa requirements is only one piece of the puzzle when seeking to work abroad. It helps to have access to a pool of resources and a supportive group of like-minded individuals.
Recently, Interstaff have been working closely with Expat Network – a leading UK-based organisation dedicated to connecting expats all over the world with relevant resources about living and working in various countries.
Expats moving to Australia
In our collaboration with the Expat Network, we had the pleasure of sharing our immigration insights for their Moving to Australia guide. The Moving to Australia guide explores various Australian work visa options and shares tips about living and working in Australia.
We also keep the Expat Network global community updated on changing Australian immigration laws by regularly contributing to their online articles.
If you are interested in resources to support all aspects of your journey, the Expat Network is a group which can provide you access to helpful tools such as:
- An expat’s guide to the cost of living in Australia
- A guide on choosing where to live in Australia
- A moving abroad checklist
- A job portal showcasing jobs in Australia and abroad
- Information for migrants to prepare for work-life in Australia
- Tips on managing your finances as an expat
You can connect with the Expat Network here.
Interstaff | Over 30 years of Australian visa experience
The Australian visa process is complex and difficult to manage without guidance and support, which is why they provide professional advice at each step of the process. As business migration specialists, Interstaff have assisted expats all over the world with their visa and sponsorship requirements since 1988. We assist expats moving to Australia to understand their migration requirements for all cities across Australia. To find out your Australian visa options, simply contact our Registered Migration Agents on (08) 9221 3388 or visa@interstaff.com
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Interstaff’s Registered Migration Agents
The Expat Network
