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Agreed. But the state doesn't "feel poor" like you make out.

It's not all like that. Port Lincoln has the most millionaires per capita in Australia,

I have lived in Brisbane and now I live in Adelaide. Personally I would pick Adelaide. 1. Less humid - it doesn't bother me but I saw you mentioned it. 2. Commuting is easy. Everywhere seems to be 20 minutes away. There isn't a huge amount of traffic. 3. There is a variety of different types of places in such a small space. You can be in the hills and quickly be at the beach. 4. The people are more friendly. - No offence queenslanders! It also seemed much easier to make friends here. 5. The cost of living is generally lower (apart from electricity) but wages are around the same in my profession. 6. Cheaper public transport - providing it covers where you need to go. The network isn't as comprehensive here and does have gaps. Adelaide isn't all that far from Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane. Day and weekend trips (via a plane) are an option.

What's your nationality?

For question 1 I believe as the main applicant you can apply for the 887 for both of you. I worked with someone who married a lady from overseas. She got a subsequent entry 489 visa and applied for the 887 near enough straight away as he became eligible for the 887 whilst they were waiting for the grant of his new wife's 489. You might want to do more research into this as the 887 visa hasn't been granted... For question 2: According to this page you need "Functional English" for the 887 visa. https://immi.homeaffairs.gov.au/visas/getting-a-visa/visa-listing/skilled-regional-887#Eligibility That link takes you to this page: https://immi.homeaffairs.gov.au/help-support/meeting-our-requirements/english-language/functional-english So assuming you're from the UK you won't need to take anymore tests. The OP is onshore. There is no concession for on sure applications for the resident requirements. There work requirements have reduced from 12 to 9 months. The concessions are fairly straight forward and can be found here: https://immi.homeaffairs.gov.au/visas/getting-a-visa/visa-listing/skilled-regional-887#Eligibility

According to this page you need "Functional English" for the 887 visa. https://immi.homeaffairs.gov.au/visas/getting-a-visa/visa-listing/skilled-regional-887#Eligibility That link takes you to this page: https://immi.homeaffairs.gov.au/help-support/meeting-our-requirements/english-language/functional-english So for the request of language evidence I would upload a copy of her UK passport.

I get there is a priority but how would they call these people up?

Hello, I have just announcement that the COVID vaccine is due to be rolled out soon. I am curious as to how they do this? Do they go off the Medicare database? I have a Medicare. I have used it once when I was away from my home state and that has been it. I am on a 489 so I am not sure if that makes a difference to eligibility? I will be applying for my 887 in a few months so I will be entitled to full Medicare soon anyway. Probably too early to ask but I thought I would throw it out there. Cheers.

Northern Ireland is part of the UK. It isn't a separate country. So it wouldn't be classed as international travel and thus doesn't need to be included.

Are you sure? The UK was never part of the Schengen area so you should have used a passport to leave the UK. To help map my trips I searched my emails for booking confirmations

Moving**

I am also in Adelaide. If you’re looking to rent be aware that it’s a fast noticing market. It is usually just over a week from inspecting a house to moving in. The market is competitive and in the favour of the landlords and agents. It can be hard to find a good place.

These documents shouldn’t really be submitted until they ask for them. You did take a risk by uploading then straight away as they have an expiration date.

I visited Coles this afternoon. This is what I found. Im thankful has we literally had nothing to ear. My parenter's Nephew has a nut allergy. Last time his mother struggled to find food that he could eat.

Go to your new provider and ask them you want to Churn the connection (it means just switch the existing service to a new provider) and once it’s done terminate the old connection. it can we done within a few hours.