A verified knowledge platform about Australia

Knowledge about Australia, verified.

Plain-English answers on settling, working and living in Australia — every figure links back to an official source, carries a verification date, and always points to the next step. Free for everyone.

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The Hub is designed to cover all of Australia

The Hub's knowledge map is designed to cover every area of life in Australia. The Hub does not open everything at once: each area opens only once its first article passes the verification standard.

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Permanent residency (PR) pathways

19 pathways to becoming an Australian permanent resident

There is more than one path to PR. AustraliaHub maps out the pathways by group — skilled, employer-sponsored, study, family, humanitarian and special categories.

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Each topic cluster is a continuous reading path — the first article leads to the next via the suggestions at the foot of each page.

Migration & Visa

Requirements, processes and the situations you will most often meet on the Australian migration journey.

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Skills in Demand (subclass 482)

Overview, requirements and process — read straight through along the path.

Start: Skills in Demand visa (subclass 482) →
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Employer Nomination Scheme (subclass 186)

Overview, requirements and process — read straight through along the path.

Start: Visa 186 (ENS) →

Study in Australia

Requirements, costs and the process from studying to settling in Australia.

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Student visa (subclass 500)

Overview, requirements and process — read straight through along the path.

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Choosing a school & course

Overview, requirements and process — read straight through along the path.

Start: What CRICOS Is →

Work & Careers

The path from skills assessment to work visas and permanent residency, by industry.

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Comparing skilled occupations

Overview, requirements and process — read straight through along the path.

Start: Comparing IT Occupations for Migration to Australia →
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Practical guide — IT migration

Overview, requirements and process — read straight through along the path.

Start: How to Choose the Right ANZSCO Code for IT Occupations →

Living & Settling In

Practical steps for newcomers to Australia — from the first formalities to a settled life.

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First settlement steps

Overview, requirements and process — read straight through along the path.

Start: Your First 30 Days in Australia →
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Housing & renting

Overview, requirements and process — read straight through along the path.

Start: Renting Privately in Australia →
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Personal tax in Australia

Overview, requirements and process — read straight through along the path.

Start: Lodging a tax return in Australia →
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Setting up your finances

Overview, requirements and process — read straight through along the path.

Start: Personal finance in Australia →

Business & Investment

Practical guidance on the legal, financial and operational sides of running a business in Australia.

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Business structures & registration

Overview, requirements and process — read straight through along the path.

Start: Choosing a business structure in Australia →
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Tax, GST & business finances

Overview, requirements and process — read straight through along the path.

Start: Tax and Accounting for Small Business Owners in Australia →
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Your basic legal rights

Overview, requirements and process — read straight through along the path.

Start: Your Basic Legal Rights in Australia →
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Renting & tenant rights

Overview, requirements and process — read straight through along the path.

Start: Renting in Australia →
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Settling in as a family

Overview, requirements and process — read straight through along the path.

Start: Building a routine that helps children settle in faster in Australia →
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The school system

Overview, requirements and process — read straight through along the path.

Start: Choosing a school for your child in Australia →

Travel & Exploring

Preparation, getting around, destinations and safety when travelling in Australia.

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Getting around & exploring

Overview, requirements and process — read straight through along the path.

Start: Road trips in Australia →
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Travel for different travellers

Overview, requirements and process — read straight through along the path.

Start: Travelling Australia With Children →
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Cultural adjustment

Overview, requirements and process — read straight through along the path.

Start: New to Australia →
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Community & connection

Overview, requirements and process — read straight through along the path.

Start: Making friends and building community as a newcomer →
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Mental health

Overview, requirements and process — read straight through along the path.

Start: Mental Health in Australia →
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Accessing healthcare

Overview, requirements and process — read straight through along the path.

Start: GPs, Specialists and Hospitals in Australia →
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Finding a home & starting a tenancy

Overview, requirements and process — read straight through along the path.

Start: Renting in Australia →
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During your tenancy

Overview, requirements and process — read straight through along the path.

Start: Living in a share house in Australia →
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Background & police checks

Overview, requirements and process — read straight through along the path.

Start: Police Check vs Working With Children Check →
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Translation & certifying documents

Overview, requirements and process — read straight through along the path.

Start: Translating and certifying documents in Australia →
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Why you can trust AustraliaHub

Trust is not a promise — it is a mechanism you can see on every page. You do not have to take the Hub's word for it; you can check for yourself.

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The Hub is general knowledge, not personal advice — and it never promises outcomes. Where something cannot be verified, the Hub says so plainly.

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About AustraliaHub

A living encyclopaedia with a gatekeeper

A team of specialists discussing settling in Australia in a modern office overlooking Sydney Harbour

AustraliaHub is an English-language knowledge platform about Australia, built around one principle: right first, fast second. Each page answers one question in full; each figure has a source and a verification date; when Australia changes its rules, the relevant page is updated and notes what changed.

The Hub is not a newspaper, not a blog, not a migration agency. The Hub describes the rules of the game so you can decide for yourself — and it never promises outcomes. The knowledge on the Hub is free. Complex individual cases should be reviewed by a registered migration agent (MARA); the Hub points the way, it does not replace them.