Unless you are a New Zealand citizen granted visa exemption on arrival (in most cases), you will need to obtain a visa prior to visiting Australia. Citizens of all European Union countries, as well as Andorra, Norway, Iceland, San Marino, Switzerland, Liechtenstein, Monaco, and Vatican City are eligible for an eVisitor visa, which can …

Since March to May are the autumn months in Australia, it is best to visit Brisbane during that time. You will avoid holiday crowds while still being able to enjoy the warm weather and a low chance of rain. Temperatures will generally be around 24 …

Brisbane Airport is located 13 km from the city centre, approximately 15-20 minutes away by car. Trains run every 30 minutes between 6 am and 8 pm. The journey takes 20 minutes and pre-booking is …

A free bus service runs around the City (CBD). Look for the distinctive red busses and the red signposted bus stops. Tickets for the TransLink network can be bought from vending machines. Weekly tickets are valid throughout South East Queensland. Buses are low floor, and Citytrain offer assistance with …

There are multiple Pharmacies and Chemists located in the immediate city centre as well as outside of Brisbane. Chemist Warehouse Brisbane 103 Edward Street, Brisbane +61 7 3220 2041 chemistwarehouse.com.au Priceline Pharmacy Anzac Square 202 Adelaide Street, Brisbane +61 7 3221 1541 priceline.com.au Direct Chemist Outlet Brisbane Airport Skygate Shop 13 The Village Markets 1-5 The Circuit, Brisbane +61 7 3123 …

There are several Australia Post offices located all over the town, where stamps can be bought, and where mail and packages can be sent …

Uber, Ola, DiDi, Shebah and GoCatch ridesharing apps are used in Brisbane. Rates vary with the actual locations, traffic conditions, time of day and the route chosen. Save on fares by sharing a Maxi-taxi from special ranks in the CBD and in the Valley. Wheelchair accessible taxis are available. At night, secure ranks operate in …

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Australia operates on a 230/240V supply voltage and 50Hz frequency. The country uses Type I power plugs, which feature two flat pins forming a 'V' shape, along with a grounding pin. This standard is also commonly used in New Zealand, Argentina, China, and several Pacific island nations. Remember to pack a universal adapter if …