begining to think about emigrating to adelaide advice ?
i live in scotland, me and my partner want to emigrate to austrailia next year we have decided on adelaide due to the weather and lifestyle, i am an a and e nurse and my partner is a car valeter how easy will finding employment be? (i plan on looking before we go) and are rental properties easy to come by? we will only need a 1 bedroom and we are not going to be fussy the first year, but are there any areas to avoid living in? also i will seek employment at a hospital but i dont drive will public transport be a problem? and lastley with regards to visas will it be easier for us both to get a visa if we are married, we have been happily living together for 8 years but would rather put our money into traveling than a wedding. Thanks for any advice
cheers 
Getting visas is definately easier if you are married, and if you use an immigration agent. Jobs in Adelaide are available, especially in nursing. Housing is a problem at this time. Rentals can be hard to find, and there are reports that potential renters are actually bidding on units. The single most important advice I can give you is that you should take a month, come to Adelaide as tourists, and make sure this is the city for you. Australia offers a lot of choices. Pease, don't get me wrong here. Adelaide is my favourite city in Australia, but you need to make that decision for yourself. Visit first. It can prevent a lot of problems.
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