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Home > Moving to Queensland, Australia > Moving To Queensland From Interstate

Moving to Queensland from interstate

Go north and go west: revel in regional Queensland

More than 1100 people from Australia and around the world see the light each week.

They make the move to Queensland  the Smart State to soak up the wealth of opportunities in one of the country's fastest growing states, not to mention one of the most sought-after holiday destinations in the world.

Of Queensland locations, there's no doubt the southeast corner in particular has long been an enticing option for people searching for greener pastures. But it is just the tip of the iceberg for what the State has to offer migrants from interstate and abroad.

More and more people are realising the beauty of our diverse regional towns and cities, with around a third of the State's weekly incoming residents now deciding to start a better life outside of our metropolitan cities.

Why? For many, the drawcard is the laidback lifestyle, whether that's in a country or coastal setting. Our idyllic and diverse climates are attractive too. And the ability to have good work and life balance is generally more achievable for those residing regionally.

Whatever the reason for relocating, each of the regions are abounding with unique prospects for both working and playing.

Queensland's overall record economic growth and low unemployment rate has created a significant demand for people with skills throughout these areas. Attracting the best and brightest to help fuel our thriving economy as well as strong regional and industry growth is now a top priority.

Not only are jobs available, but real opportunities to advance a rewarding career exist throughout Queensland's regions.

Last updated 15 January 2009

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