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Australia offers various visa options depending on your circumstances:

• Skilled Worker Visas (subclasses 189, 190, 491)
• Employer-Sponsored Visas (subclasses 186, 482)
• Family Visas (for partners, children, parents)
• Business and Investment Visas
• Working Holiday Visas (for eligible countries)
• Student Visas

The requirements, costs, and processing times vary for each visa type. We recommend using our questionnaire tool to identify the most suitable visa options for your situation.

The amount you should save depends on your destination city, lifestyle, and family size. However, here are some general guidelines:

• Initial accommodation: $2,000-$5,000 for bond (security deposit) and first month's rent
• Setup costs: $3,000-$5,000 for furniture, household items, and utilities connections
• Emergency fund: At least 3 months of living expenses ($6,000-$15,000 depending on lifestyle)
• Relocation costs: $2,000-$10,000 for flights, shipping, and visa fees

For a single person, a minimum of $15,000 AUD is recommended. For families, $25,000+ AUD is advisable. Some visas also have specific financial requirements you must meet.

Australia has a universal healthcare system called Medicare, funded by tax revenue. It provides:

• Free or subsidized treatment by healthcare professionals
• Free treatment and accommodation in public hospitals
• Subsidized medications under the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme

Eligibility for Medicare depends on your visa and country of origin. Permanent residents and citizens from countries with reciprocal healthcare agreements (including the UK, New Zealand, and others) can generally access Medicare.

Many Australians also have private health insurance to cover services not included in Medicare, such as dental care, optical services, and private hospital treatment. Some visas require you to maintain private health insurance during your stay.

School enrollment processes vary by state and territory, but generally follow these steps:

1. Research schools: Use the My School website to find schools in your area.
2. Check zoning: Public schools typically have catchment zones, and you must live within a school's zone to attend.
3. Contact the school: Reach out directly to inquire about enrollment availability and procedures.
4. Complete paperwork: Fill out enrollment forms and provide required documentation.

Required documents typically include:

• Proof of age (birth certificate or passport)
• Proof of residence (lease agreement, utility bills)
• Visa documentation
• Immunization records
• Previous school reports (if applicable)

The Australian school year runs from late January to mid-December, with four terms separated by holidays. It's best to apply at least 6-12 months before the school year starts, especially for popular schools.