The means of living that Australian immigrants should know.

The means of living that Australian immigrants should know. Overseas immigrants have to adapt to overseas life, so do you know the life of Australian immigrants? Let me take an inventory for you.

1. Buses and trains

Train and bus tickets in Australia are unified. There are single tickets, weekly tickets, monthly tickets and student tickets (such tickets are not available to international students, so don't try them rashly), such as special tickets such as Ten Trip (Travel Ten).

Tickets are generally divided by region (not station to station), Zone 1 Yes, the more regions, the more expensive tickets.

Student tickets are generally 50%-80% of the ordinary fare, and international students can't buy them. Only students with Australian citizenship can buy student tickets. Therefore, once international students buy student tickets on the automatic ticket vending machine, they will be fined 200 yuan if they are found out by the ticket inspector. At the same time, there will be a note on your credit record, which has a great influence on immigrants.

In addition, train fares are divided into working days and rest days. The rest day (Saturday and Sunday) has the same fare all day, and the working day is divided into peak, low peak and late night. Low peak hours are the most expensive, because only a few people share the cost of running a bus, so it is more expensive, followed by peak hours and late at night.

2. Bicycle

Bicycles in Australia are not expensive, generally around 100 Australian dollars. There should be lights in the front and back of the car, and you should wear a helmet when riding in Australia. You can take your bike on the train in Australia, but you have to buy an extra ticket. Cycling in Sydney is very hard, the road conditions are not good, and the slopes are many and steep.

The above are the means of transportation that I should know about the life of Australian immigrants, and I hope it will help you.