Preparing your packing list for studying in Australia

#AustraliaStudy# Introduction Australia has a complete education system and a strong learning atmosphere. It is a place that many students yearn for to study abroad. Below is a packing list for studying in Australia. Welcome to read and reference!

1. Preparing the luggage list for studying in Australia

1. Bag preparation

Everyone’s luggage boxes and backpacks must be arranged in advance, because it involves Consignment and boarding have different needs to be met. Consignment boxes will also have size and specification requirements, which must be distributed and sorted based on the flight boarding requirements.

Among the carry-on luggage, there are valuable items such as computers that cannot be checked in. If you are worried that the backpack may not be well protected, you can bring a small suitcase that can be boarded, which will be better. The ground is protected, and everyone’s luggage pressure will be less.

2. Fund preparation

Everyone needs to exchange cash in advance. After confirming the amount, go directly to the bank for exchange. Australian dollars generally do not require an appointment in advance, and you can also prepare a bank card. , to cope with the need for large sums of money that may arise, and to ensure that you can spend money here normally.

3. Document preparation

Students will be required to present their identity documents when entering and exiting. At this time, students need to prepare passports, visas, boarding passes, etc. Students who enter the country for the first time also need To accept inspection, everyone needs to present it as required. If you have declared luggage, you must fill out the form in advance.

As for the documents that need to be issued after arrival, such as the offer and payment certificate required when enrolling in school, you can just put these things in the suitcase and take them out when you need them later, but they must be Keep it properly, it will be very troublesome if it is lost.

IV. Study preparations

Mainly for everyone’s textbooks and reference books. Considering that the books are relatively heavy, this part must be streamlined and confirmed to be used frequently in subsequent studies. Bring them; computers and mobile phones are tools that everyone needs to use when studying, and it will be easier to use them if they are brought from home.

5. Life preparations

Including your bedding, toiletries and clothes, etc. You only need to bring what you most urgently need in your life, because you may There isn't much time for everyone to make purchases, but you can just make purchases after arrangements are made.

When using electrical appliances brought with you, you also need to bring a power conversion plug, because the sockets in China and Australia are different; in order to better adapt to the local environment, it is also important to carry necessary medicines , which can alleviate everyone’s acclimatization.

2. Reference for living expenses when studying in Australia

1. Clothing

Clothes are consumables and are highly seasonal. In addition, everyone likes the new and hates the old. , many clothes are basically thrown away every season. After wearing them for one season, you will not want to wear them again, especially in foreign countries, so there is no need for people to buy luxury goods.

The average student will buy new clothes every month, and students who save a little will choose to buy clothes every season. Even so, the annual expenditure on clothing is not low, at least Requires AUD 2,000.

However, the climate conditions in Australia are very good. The temperature is relatively high throughout the year, and the climate is humid and warm. What everyone needs to pay attention to is that you do not need to bring down or cotton-padded clothes. After arriving in Australia, basically You don’t need to buy these and you can save a lot of money.

2. Eating and cooking

Three meals a day, each meal cannot be missed. Such a high frequency means that it will not be cheap, but this does not mean that There is no way to save.

Australia, located in the southern hemisphere, not only has a unique geographical location, but also has unique dining habits. The topography of the island brings a large number of abundant seafood, such as lobsters, crabs, and sea fish.

However, as a world-renowned immigration country, in Australia, you can also eat food from all over the world, including Chinese food. Due to the large number of Chinese in Australia, authentic Chinese restaurants are very popular.

The annual cost of food is about 7,000 Australian dollars. If you cook most of the time by yourself and eat out occasionally, you can save about 1,000 Australian dollars.

3. Rent a house

Accommodation expenses are undoubtedly part of living expenses. There is a big difference between living in a dormitory and renting a house. Renting a house is generally better than living on campus. More expensive.

Student dormitories are generally paid on a weekly basis. The weekly price is between 150-500 Australian dollars. The better the environment, the more expensive the price. You can choose a single room or a multi-person room. School dormitory fees in big cities are higher than those in small cities.

If you rent a house off campus, you will have more choices, but in order to save money, most students will choose to find a few classmates or friends to share the house. Generally speaking, including water, electricity, etc., it will cost AUD 1,500 a month.

Based on the above, it can be calculated that the comprehensive accommodation expenses for studying in Australia for one year are between 10,000 and 20,000 Australian dollars.

4. Transportation

Opal cards are used for buses and trains. This is a bus card in Sydney. Opal cards are a must for everyone traveling. Compared with buses, trains are the most important mode of transportation in Sydney. If you need to take buses to and from school every day, the cost will be around AU$30.

Regarding buying a car in Australia, you can generally buy a very good car for 10,000 to 20,000 dollars. But if you go to school in the city, there is no need to buy a car, because parking is not only difficult but also traffic jams are serious. Parking in the CBD costs nearly $30 per hour. According to public transportation: AU$30×4=AU$120.

3. Safety matters that international students in Australia should pay attention to

1. Accommodation safety

Many students studying abroad in Australia rent an apartment off campus, so choose a place with good security. The houses in the area are particularly important. You can communicate with your seniors and sisters about these, and you can get a lot of useful information.

If conditions permit, live close to a subway station or bus station. There are often school buses near the school. You can make full use of these resources. If students choose roommates, of course they will have familiar Chinese friends with them.

Don’t choose a particularly dark and remote place just to save money. This is a waste. Before going out or going to bed, remember to check the safety of the power supply and gas, and whether the doors and windows are locked. When traveling far away, you can ask friends or neighbors to keep an eye on the safety of your house.

2. Document security

Important personal documents and private information must be properly kept and not easily shown to others. When someone checks your documents, remember to ask them to show their identity or work ID to politely say so. Verify, if it is a police officer, you can write down his ID number, car number, etc.

Back up important files just in case. Once your ID is lost or stolen, you must promptly report it to the school and the police station, apply for a written certificate of loss, and cooperate with relevant departments to apply for a replacement as soon as possible.

3. In terms of life

When you come to a new place, you need to have a somewhat comprehensive understanding of the local laws, religions, customs, etc., and learn to respect the culture and customs of others. , when studying in Australia and living in an unfamiliar environment, you need to strengthen your awareness of self-protection.

Even if you are a wealthy person, you should not carry a large amount of cash with you. It is always beneficial to keep a low profile. As for traveling at night, you should go with a group. You can tell your friends in the dormitory where you are going and what time you will be back.

4. Traffic safety

For students who have cars, try not to park in sparsely populated areas when parking, and do not leave important items in the car. Do not pick up strangers at will, and do not pick up unlicensed cars or strangers' cars.

Don’t take the subway too early or too late unless there are special circumstances. If you have to, consider taking a taxi. Write down the bus number and send it to your friends. Don't sit too close to the edge when taking the subway, and don't sit in an empty carriage. The middle carriage is safer, and try not to sit at the entrance or exit of the carriage, because this is where gangsters like to attack. If there are few people on the bus, you can sit close to the driver.

5. Safety in making friends

When studying in Australia, you should be cautious in your words and deeds in your daily life, be cautious in making friends, and protect your privacy. There are often many parties in school, and everyone drinks alcohol. It is recommended to drink in moderation. In social situations, if someone offers you a drink, it is also recommended to decline politely.

6. Animals and plants

Australian plants, especially animals, are particularly diverse and diverse. Some of them are very cute, while others are dangerous and toxic. Common ones include platypus, red-backed spider, funnel spider, etc.

Students need to bring some simple emergency supplies with them. In many cases, if the bite wound is properly treated within a short period of time and seeks medical attention as soon as possible, there will not be much to worry about.