Important disclaimer: I AM NOT AN IMMIGRATION LAWYER. I cannot advise you on what to do to become an Australian citizen. I am only sharing *my* pathway to Australian citizenship.
Important note: There have been changes to some Australian visa structures in recent years since I went through the immigration process, so what worked for me from 2014-2020 may not work for you today.
This is a guest post by Deb of My Debstinations.
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The Blue Mountains are a favorite Sydney weekend getaway and day trip hotspot for locals and tourists alike. Featuring lush eucalyptus forests, waterfalls, and sensational cliffside views, most any Blue Mountains hike is guaranteed to knock your socks off.
In case you reside outside of Australia and haven’t heard, let’s just say we’re on the stricter end of the scale when it comes to living during COVID times.
Strict as in, our borders are CLOSED in 2020.
This is a guest post by Alysa and Jack of Voyaging Herbivore. All photos by Lindsay unless otherwise noted.
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Welcome to the incredible city of Paris! From movies and TV shows to books, plays, and musicals, Paris is easily one of the most iconic cities in the world.
This is a guest post by Candace & Dylan of Tracks Less Travelled. All photos in this post are theirs.
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There are many reasons to visit Tasmania, and many more to fall in love with the little island state.
It’s always a risk staying at an insta-famous accommodation. Will it be overrun by wannabe influencers staging photoshoots all over the property? Or are your expectations so high thanks to all the picture-perfect shots plastered on Instagram that you can’t help but be slightly let down if it’s less than perfect?
This is a guest post by Campbell and Alya of Stingy Nomads.
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It’s no secret that Canada offers some spectacular landscapes for hiking. The second largest country in the world is covered by more than 40% forest, surrounded by the world’s longest coastline, and home to one of the greatest mountain ranges in the world, the Canadian Rockies.
This is a guest post by James and Lee of The Travel Scribes.
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When James Cameron flew over the soaring mountains of Zhangjiajie National Forest Park, he must have been overwhelmed by the magnificent, mythical beauty; an almost otherworldly place that somehow defies description.
Thanks to COVID-19, this will be my first full winter spent in Sydney.
If you’re new around here, you may not know that I typically chase the sun… which for me means leaving Australia during winter and traveling in the northern hemisphere, typically to destinations where I can live in tank tops and bikinis every day.
This is a guest post by Amber Hiltunen of Little Blue Backpack. Introduction written by Lindsay.
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Sedona’s been on my radar a lot these days, thanks to two of my coaches raving about it and even buying houses there.
