Questions about sunglasses and quilts to study in Australia .

Sunglasses are a must when you come to Australia, because the sun here is quite abundant. On a sunny day, whether you are walking or driving, you should theoretically bring it, and even the relevant departments of Australia on TV will advertise in the form of public service advertisements to bring a variety of sunscreen protective gear to prevent the best diseases caused by strong sunlight.

If you're nearsighted, you have solar myopia glasses so that you can block out the sun and see things clearly.

As for whether to match in China, or come here to match, maybe the domestic ** is still cheaper, and if you want to wear glasses in Australia, you have to speak English, and the vocabulary of glasses may not be familiar, easy to have communication problems, and it is not good to make mistakes, after all, you have to spend a lot of money to match it. Therefore, it should be well equipped in the country, so that it is also worry-free.

Quilt, I brought it myself when I came, but it also depends on the situation of your luggage, if the other things you have to bring are brought, the box still has space, and the weight is appropriate, then you can bring it, if you can't bring it, or you are fined for being overweight, then it is better to buy it again, and you don't know how many quilts will be fined for overweight fines.

In fact, if you want to bring a quilt, you don't need to bring that kind of big and thick quilt, just bring the kind of quilt that is generally summer or autumn, because Australia is only a few days cold in the year, and it is not as cold as the domestic winter, most of the year is quite hot, and it is enough to cover a thin quilt.

It can be worn with sunglasses for myopia.

If it's big enough, you can bring it, but if it's not enough, you can sell it in the supermarket.

Brands like Dior Gucci **Slightly cheaper abroad. Citations you can get a tax refund.

You can use it after you buy it, but you can protect it. Return to your home country within 1 month. Go to the airport for a tax refund. After it is protected, the basic airport cannot be seen.

Go to sunglasshut in Australia to buy, basically 5% off.

Each has its own strengths, depending on the specific**.

1.If you're in high school, you can bring fewer clothes.

Because you have to wear a school uniform, bring more to college! It's not very cold here all year round Cotton jackets, cotton sweaters and the like, I don't think I should bring them I brought them back to China Short-sleeved ones are the most worn Just bring some coats and underwear Haha Australian clothes are really ugly and expensive.

2.Food, don't bring it, you have to declare, and you have to find a way to explain what you bring, Australian food is bought, so many Chinese don't have anything, 3Electrical appliances, computers, electronic dictionaries, etc., buy a drag board and you don't need to buy a converter 4

Drugs. When I went back to Australia this year, I brought some spirulina, and when I entered the customs in Australia, I was asked to open the box for inspectionYou can also take a look here, it's quite complete.

By mail, buy it before you go abroad, ask for the address of the homestay and mail it over, so that when you arrive, the things will also arrive, which is more trouble-free than bringing it yourself.

Moreover, when I don't live in a homestay and rent a house by myself in the future, I still sleep comfortably on my own quilt.

Don't bring, homestay package food and accommodation, some also help you wash clothes, everything, if you are more particular, you can also buy it there, buy a bed quilt is not expensive to go, it is much more convenient than you carry it along the way.

It is recommended that you bring it with you, because sometimes it can be very cold in the early hours of the morning, what if you don't have enough quilts for your homestay? The landlord is already asleep, you can't disturb him, you have to figure it out yourself! So I suggest you bring extra stuff!

And when you move in the future, you don't have to run around to buy quilts! It will be much more convenient then!

Staying at homestay is generally not necessary.

Generally depends on your accommodation, but you can buy it in Australia, which is actually not very expensive.

Brother, I tell you, it's better to bring a bed for two reasons.

The warmth and comfort of home.

The quilt is cheaper than in China

I mean the same quality in comparison

What do you read? Generally, it is not good to bring. It's pretty much the same as buying one.

Australian quilts are very cheap... Take it and do it ...

Theoretically, the medicine must be declared, and the medicine can be put outside or packed separately when sorting things, so that it is easier to check. The inspectors there sometimes open all your bags and look through them, and they are very strict with the medicines, and almost every bottle will open and look at them and ask you what you are for. If you are found not to apply, you may be fined 1000AUD$

If you bring more than AUD$10,000 in cash, you must also declare it, and if you don't declare it, you will not only be confiscated, but you will also be prosecuted.

No need to declare. Just bring the bottle with the package and say something. Or just wipe it open, wrap it in a black bag, and check it in.

It's medicines, animal skins, etc., and it will be bad if it is found out

Usually on the plane, you will be asked to fill out a list, and then you have to tick the box of the medicine, and when you arrive at the airport, the foreigner will ask you, do you use your own medicine? Or did you bring your medicine? You have to listen clearly, and then answer, you must be honest, some of the medicine is not said, the ones you bring are opened, the luggage is checked, and the rummaging is messy

Medicines can be carried, hangers, hooks, clips inside socks soap.

Boxes, cups (you can bring the kind of tooth brushing cups for travel) I don't know if your kettle has a cup, if there is, it doesn't matter, these are good to buy, but also take up space, kitchen utensils are basically not used, chopsticks can be brought. Stationery doesn't matter, and it's not a very expensive thing to buy again. Are table lamps sure you are a necessity?

It's taking up too much space. Towels are not too much, it would be nice to have 2 replacements. 4 pieces of toothpaste are not enough for you for a year, you still have to buy it, and you don't need to bring it, I don't understand cosmetics, but it should be what you are used to, you can bring it.

In fact, there are cheap things to buy anywhere, but the quality may be poor, but it can be used. For example, in the United Kingdom, there are similar domestic dollar stores, so everything is a pound.

When I first came out, I even brought a kitchen knife and rice cooker, and it turned out that I bought all of them here. When I first came out, I felt that things were expensive, and I got used to them as the days went by.

The plug in Australia is three-pronged, you should bring the conversion plug, by the way, bring a wiring board to replace the upper plug can be used, the voltage over there is 240 without conversion voltage, and the electronic dictionary is necessary, if you are afraid that the listening in class can not keep up, you can bring a voice recorder to record what the teacher said and listen to it slowly.

Except for 1 and 6, the others are easy to buy in Australia and are not too expensive.

But I'm in Sydney, and I don't know much about Brisbane.

The most I bring every time is clothes and some daily necessities, domestic clothes are cheap and there are many styles, and Australian clothes are slightly better brands are very expensive. Daily necessities are small things such as toothbrushes, toothpaste, cotton swabs, etc., which don't take up space anyway, just stuff them in the cracks.

If you are a girl, you can bring more paper film and sanitary napkins, which are less sold here. Sanitary napkins are more expensive, a small pack costs 5 or 6 Australian dollars.

Other facial cleansers, sunscreens, etc., are not too expensive here. Oulaiya, Olay and the like are cheaper than in China. But there are very few skincare products for whitening, and you can hardly find them in shopping malls and supermarkets, except in small Asian cosmetics stores.

The first item should not be brought as much as possible (especially if it is your first time entering the country, and you don't understand many habits and rules), most of which can be bought in Australian Chinatowns and ordinary shops, and in addition, the first item is to be declared (Australia cannot bring food and medicines that need to be consumed into the country). Also, some medicines are Chinese medicines, if you have to bring them, try to attach the instructions in English to see the ingredients. Australia is very strict about entering the country with food, and if you hide it and don't report it, you will be fined more than 5,000 Australian dollars or imprisoned.

Australia is a country with no humanity, only laws;

The second item can be less than two belts, and when you are familiar with it, it is actually better and cheaper to buy locally than in China;

Skip the third item, no matter what I do, it's good if you think it's enough. However, if you go to the north of Australia, there are almost no winters. If it's Sydney and south of Sydney, you're bringing about the same clothes.

The fourth item is completely unnecessary, there are many stationery stores in Sydney, not to mention the cheaper, more variety, and good quality. However, the kettle? Maybe the kettle will do, lest you buy it.

The fifth item is passed, please bring.

The sixth item passed, please bring.

In addition, it is recommended that you bring a quick translation. Buy a set of Kingsoft Word Tyrant.

Australia stays.

Learn to DIY luggage must be clear.

Preparation of documents (1) document BAI

1.Passport + visa letter (remember to back up the electronic version);

2.The electronic version and photocopy of the admission letter offer + electronic registration DAO book confirmation ECOE (it is recommended to keep a few copies in case of loss and put them on the outside of the bag that is easy to access);

3.All kinds of notarized materials (prepared in advance according to the specific requirements on the official website), which may include graduation certificates, kinship certificates, IELTS transcripts, work experience certificates, birth certificates, etc. (it is recommended to keep electronic backups);

4.Driver's license: You can apply for a translation of your driver's license in advance, which can be used in Australia for a short period of time; If you have a long-term driving plan in Australia and need to obtain a local driver's license in Australia, the translation is only for temporary use within six months of arriving in Australia;

5.You can bring 2-inch ID photos from the last 6 months, about 6 pieces;

6.Ticket + electronic itinerary, which may be used for security checks;

2) Daily necessities.

1.Glasses: It is recommended to bring an extra pair of glasses, as glasses in Australia may be more expensive than in China;

2.Toiletries, including facial cleanser, toothbrush, toothpaste. shower gel, drinking cups, bath towels and towels;

3.Skincare & Cosmetics.

ps: The above daily necessities can be carried in small quantities if the luggage is not overweight, and can be emergency in the case of unfamiliar surroundings when you have just arrived in Australia;

A few changes of clothes, commonly used medicines, a few reference books, notes and blind spine computer gods (install common systems such as: office, Kingsoft word master), personal related documents, I recommend you to see Shangyou zero intermediary infiltration, I hope it will be useful to you