Moving to Australia

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Did you know?

All you may need to buy property in Australia is a steady income and three months Australian employment history.
Houses aren't sold as links in a chain in Australia.
All permanent residents of Australia buying their first home receive a Federal Government First Home Buyers Grant of $7,000 to help with their costs. In addition, in some cases State Governments also contribute with grants of their own or Stamp Duty exemptions.
It's possible to arrange for your deposit on your Australian purchase to come from the equity on an existing property outside of Australia.
On average it will only take six weeks for your loan to settle on your new Australian home.

Smartline helped young English couple Ed and Frances Davis own their Australian dream.

“Smartline's service was great. Our broker would visit after work, was thorough and basically did everything no-one else wanted to do," says Ed.

“Smartline showed us how much we could really afford, how much deposit we would need and took the time to show us how we could get the home we wanted and within our means.”

The Davis’ are now proud owners of a three-bedroom home. “We wanted to live close to the beach to make the most of the weather and the Australian lifestyle,” said Ed.

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First Home Buyer Information...

All Permanent Residents of Australia receive a First Home Buyers Grant of $7,000 to help with the cost of their first home.

In addition to the $7,000 grant, each State also contributes with Grants of their own or Stamp Duty exemptions. Further information on these benefits can be found on the specific Office of State Revenue.

ACT- www.revenue.act.gov.au
NSW - www.osr.nsw.gov.au
Victoria - www.sro.vic.gov.au
Queensland- www.osr.qld.gov.au
Western Australia- www.dtf.wa.gov.au
South Australia- www.revenuesa.sa.gov.au
Northern Territory- www.nt.gov.au
Tasmania- www.treasury.tas.gov.au