Moving To Adelaide from Canada
Perspective on Moving to Adelaide, Australia
Links for moving to Adelaide
• Cost Of Living in Adelaide
• City of Adelaide
• South Australia Government
• Registration on Arrival
• Prior Approval to Import a Vehicle
• Australian Visa and Immigration Information
• Australian Health Care
• Education: Schools in Adelaide
• University of Adelaide
• University of South Australia
• AREA CODE for Adelaide is 8
(Remember that the country code to use first is 61)
Tips For Moving to Adelaide
1. Adelaide has rainfall, mostly during the fall and winter. Typically June sees the most precipitation. Winters can be cool with summers hot and mostly dry. The plains around Adelaide support it being a windy city. Typically, November through March are the preferred time of year for moves.
2. The layout of Adelaide has provided a source of pride in that it avoided classic traffic problems and obstacles to growth. It is a cosmopolitan city susceptible to traffic flow realities but without the constipation narrow roads and disjointed streets typically cause. You will however find greater distance between shopping centres and community service destinations than we are used to in Canada. Movers arriving on time is the norm, as they are familiar with times needed to travel.
3. The cost of housing can be considered a little high but that is offset by other expenditures being on the inexpensive side and the frequently experienced positive work and life balance. Remember however that Adelaide flights are significantly expensive, balanced off against it being a very comfortable place to be.
Relocating to Adelaide
Adelaide is the largest city in South Australia and fifth largest city of Australia. Its almost one and a half million people is about three quarters of South Australia's population.
Adelaidean's enjoy their location north of the Fleurieu Peninsula, between the Gulf St Vincent in the west and the Mount Lofty Ranges in the east. Times changed but Adelaide has managed to sty in the top 10 most livable cities in there world based on reports from different creators of those listings.
A culture of religious tolerance has made Adelaide be known as 'The City of Churches'. The caring for and helping ones neighbours religious tolerance implies has impacted other parts of local society making health care, ageing issues and social services large factors in this city.
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