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South Australia's capital Adelaide is becoming increasingly popular for its friendly lifestyle with affordable real estate and good job opportunities. Adelaide employs a minimum of 5,000 skilled migrants each year, particularly in the healthcare, education and manufacturing sectors.
Adelaide is famous for its immigrant families, many of whom choose to live in the tree-lined suburbs of Belair and Banksia Park. You will enjoy a culturally diverse space with art festivals, music festivals and great restaurants. Relax at the beautiful Adelaide beaches or head to the vineyards of the nearby Barossa Valley to sample delicious regional dishes and wines.
Adelaide, South Australia - Famous food culture
As the third largest city in Australia, Brisbane offers all the fun of living in a thriving city - yet more affordable than Sydney and Melbourne. While Brisbane's urban center is home to skyscrapers, the city is also the perfect place to get in touch with nature. Brisbane residents are very active and love to enjoy their beautiful river, jogging along the riverbank or boating on the river. The Gold Coast and Great Barrier Reef are among the highlights of Brisbane.
The Brisbane economy is booming with the greatest demand for workers in the hospitality, healthcare, manufacturing and tourism sectors. Away from Brisbane's bustling urban centre, you'll find relaxed suburbs and stunning views. If you want to be close to the action, suburbs like Paddington are popular with expat workers, while families prefer quieter areas like Morayfield.
Brisbane, Queensland - Famous for its beautiful suburbs
Despite being the nation's capital, Canberra has less than 400,000 residents, giving it a small-town charm with its beautiful tree-lined streets. Real estate, also surprisingly, has the most affordable housing in the country, averaging around AUD$100,000, well below the national average of AUD480,000.
In the summer, residents of Canberra head to the shores of Lake Burley Griffin to enjoy picnics, cycling, fishing and boating. This is an Australian city packed with great restaurants and bars, exciting cultural attractions, such as the National Gallery, and a wealth of adventure in the hills and bush Green surrounds the city.
Canberra, New South Wales - The best place to raise a family
Hobart is the second oldest city in Australia, located in the south of the country on the banks of the River Derwent. The city is popular with those who prefer cooler temperatures with summer temperatures around 20 degrees Celsius and a laid-back pace of life. Hobart has a wide range of properties, from high end to low end, and the city's desirable riverside suburbs are popular with families and retirees alike. The suburb of Kingston was recently named the most family-friendly place in Australia.
Hobart may not have a rapidly growing job market, but the city offers steady job prospects, especially for skilled expats in the construction, viticulture and engineering industries. . On weekends, choose between the lively art scene in town, zoom out to the spectacular summit of Mt. Wellington, or head down to Sandy Bay to relax on the beach.
Hobart City, Tasmania - Affordable Property Prices
Multicultural city Melbourne is considered by many to be Australia's cultural capital with its fast-paced life, renowned museums and a wealth of exciting bars, eateries and festivals. It is also a city of sports fans.
Melbourne's residents come from all over the world, creating a variety of neighborhoods ranging from lavish to affordable. Surrey Hills and Camberwell are popular with expats with kids, while the trendy seaside suburb of St. Kilda attracts a younger crowd.
Melbourne, on the other hand, is known for its changeable weather - you'll often experience "four seasons in one day". The cost of living is relatively high, although slightly cheaper than Sydney, and the job market is vibrant, especially for expats specializing in aviation, construction, automotive engineering, service finance and technology.
City of Melbourne, Victoria - A Multicultural Experience
Perth is an approachable yet cosmopolitan city on the west coast of Australia. With the city's beautiful parks, booming economy, and year-round warm weather, life here is sweet. Job prospects are particularly good in the mining, tourism, healthcare and technology industries.
Families look to this Australian city for its good schools in areas such as Victoria Park and Applecross, while others may prefer the cultural attractions and restaurants of bohemian Fremantle along the east coast. south of Perth.
Perth is also famous for its tourist and entertainment destinations. Whether you're strolling the golden sands by the city's pristine beaches, gazing at the crystal clear waters of the Swan River, or enjoying an opera night at the Perth Cultural Centre, you'll always find laid-back residents Perth's roofs are going out and enjoying their life to the fullest.
Perth, Western Australia - Ideal weather
With nearly 5 million residents, Sydney is now Australia's largest city and home to some of Australia's most iconic attractions. Sail across the harbor to see the famous opera house or join the surfers at beautiful Bondi Beach. While the bright lights of Sydney's central district, with its diverse bars, restaurants and clubs often attract young expats, many families choose to live in the suburbs.
Sydney is one of the places that has a high cost of living. With real estate prices on par with New York, the city ranks among the top most expensive cities in the world. Sydney's thriving economy offers good job prospects, with companies in financial services, media technology and the creative industries all flourishing.
City of Sydney - New South Wales - The best job opportunities
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