What do we need to do after emigrating to Australia?

Australia is a country with relatively perfect economy. After you arrive in Australia, you can register your tax number online at any time, or you can get the application form from the local tax bureau.

Second, children sign up for study.

According to Australian law, children between the ages of 6 and 15 must go to school. When you arrive in Australia, you should enroll your children as soon as possible and enjoy the educational resources in Australia. If you fail to fulfill your obligation of education at this stage, it is a violation of the law and you need to bear legal responsibility.

Third, join health care.

Australia's universal health care system is recognized as one of the fairest and most perfect systems in the world. Ensure that all Australians can enjoy free or cheap medical care, optometry and hospital services, and they are also free to choose private medical services.

Fourth, attend English cram school.

In Australia, English is very important for adapting to and integrating into local life. English courses organized by the Australian government for new immigrants have the right to attend as many as 5 10 hours of free English classes.

5. Register at the central link.

The central link evolved from the Australian Ministry of Civil Affairs. It was called the Ministry of Social Security 95 years ago, and later it was renamed. It is the most contacted and largest government department. All over the region, there are many employees of all ethnic groups, so don't worry about language problems. New immigrants from Australia can register at Centre link to get help in job hunting, overseas technical certification and attending related courses.

6. Opening a bank account:

In Australia, people usually deposit money in banks, building societies or credit cooperatives. Australians use bank cards and credit cards in many cases.

There are still some things, such as contacting the health commitment service and handling relevant procedures, which need to be done within the specified time. Gradually adapt to the Australian environment and gradually integrate into Australian life and culture.