The busiest time of year for moving overseas is November, December, January and February, and now that COVID restrictions have eased, at OSS we are getting busier than ever.
Read here about a first hand experience on what it is like moving back to Sydney after some time away to make the transition easier for you!
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How Common Etiquette In Australia Differs From Overseas According to director of the Australian School of Etiquette, Zarife Hardy, Australians tend to have less of a fascination with etiquette than many overseas. “Australians have a very relaxed and casual approach [...]
“As nurses, we’ve worked so hard and have paid so much to get our degrees. Why not utilise them to their maximum worth? Take advantage of this versatile license and go to Australia, go to Saudi Arabia, go to [...]
Residents are abandoning Australia at record levels, according to new figures released by the Australian Bureau of Statistics. Almost 85,000 people formally departed Australia in the final three months of 2017 — almost 9,000 more than in the same [...]
NEW data shows where Australia’s permanent migrants are really coming from — and you might be surprised by the results.
A pretentious, stressful trap: Here's why you want to leave Sydney (and why you'll be back) Sydney is famous for many things: pristine beaches, the glittering harbour and landmarks like the Opera House and the Harbour Bridge. Why would [...]
