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OK! thank you for letting me know :))

Awesome! Thanks so much. Will definitely check the app out

What's the go with Public transport in the UK. I know about the oyster card (£50 per 10 days), I believe that's just in London area though (correct me if I'm wrong). Isn't there some card you can get that's a decent price for 1 year and allows you to travel just about everywhere in the UK? Anyways, can you let me know what travel cards you got (or if you didn't) and roughly the cost? Thankyou!

Thank you soo much!!

Really!! Ok will check out. Thanks

OK, Awesome thanks for the heads up! Will steer clear of them

Ok, I will take a look. Thank you very much!

Thanks for your reply. It was very helpful. Manchester was at the top of my list, but good to have some other options. And yeah, hoping to organise something similar to your living situation as well. Fingers crossed it all works

honestly, I'm not too worried at the moment just wanting somewhere that is reasonably priced and somewhat central or good transport in terms of getting to work. i was thinking somewhere like manchester... maybe hove. Maybe London if i find a reasonable place

Anyone know any good websites to find places to live (already know rightmove)?

Ok perfect! I will just wait until I arrive and find a place. thanks for the tips!

I have no plans to return and the reason for going was to stay. but obviously, if it's not for me then I will return or go somewhere else!

Oh ok, I get what you mean! That could very well be it. yes, I have dual citizenship. Thanks for your help

Awesome! thanks for your response. ok perfect, will definitely check out Britbound.

Moving to the uk from aus ( have uk passport and citizenship) where would you reccomend living that isnt too expensive, has good transport. Would you recommend share house? Finding my own place and renting out rooms?