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Yes you can but need to pay duty if u purchase those electronics with in a year. If it’s older than a year its free from duty fee 👍

@ thank you. How did you take it?? As cargo?

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You can contact Aect migration services

Browsing through mobile network is not always a good idea here. Pala sthalangalilum callinginu maathram ulla network maathre kaanu. Wifi has good speed comparatively in a cheaper price

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@@Ajithbeyondtheborders 2750 per month alle

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Bro etha profession ?

@@Ajithbeyondtheborders njan werehouse supervisor ayittu work cheyuuva

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Yes, you can bring dried fish into Australia for human consumption, but there are some restrictions: Declaration You must declare dried fish on your Incoming Passenger Card if you're traveling by plane, or on the parcel if you're mailing it. Quantity You can bring up to 10 kilograms of dried fish per passenger. Packaging The fish must be commercially treated and packaged, and the container must not show signs of being opened.

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I’ll try my best to add them, but honestly, I’m not sure how to do it yet. Since most of my subscribers are Malayalis, I’ve been making content in Malayalam, as that’s the language I’m comfortable with. Anyway I’ll try my best 👍 Thank you 🤗

@Ajithbeyondtheborders okay. Thank you. And I have heard Lismore is a flood inflicted area, why stay there with risk ? 2022 floods had almost wiped out the town

@@beeanonymous5032yes it not a good idea to live in down town but there are good places like Lismore Heights and goonellabha which is free from flooding

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Yes just 1 km away from there 👍

Hey bro it’s just a home tour, if u want please look into the channel page i did few videos about of those topics in the past.

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Once you got the registration start applying jobs, look on each state’s gvt website. If you can find any employer who can sponsor you with 186 visa, go for it don’t worry about the place you can always move where ever you want after completing the contract of 2 years. All the very best 👍

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@@abinabraham4430 To port your Australian Telsim number to another provider with better international calling options, faster internet speeds, better coverage, and affordable monthly plans, follow these steps: 1. Research and Choose a New Provider Compare the features of major Australian mobile providers like: Telstra: Known for the best coverage, good for rural areas. Optus: Offers competitive international calling plans and fast speeds. Vodafone: Often affordable with good international plans. Boost Mobile (Telstra Network): Affordable prepaid plans with great coverage. Amaysim (Optus Network): Great for affordable international calling. Focus on: International Calling: Check which providers include free minutes or discounts to countries you call frequently. Data Speeds: Opt for 5G-enabled plans if available in your area. Coverage: Look at coverage maps for your region, like Lismore Heights. 2. Check for Compatibility Ensure your current phone is unlocked and compatible with the new provider's network. 3. Buy a New SIM or Plan Purchase a new SIM card online or in-store from the selected provider. 4. Get Your Customer Service Code (PORT OUT Code) Contact Telsim's customer service to request your unique Customer Service Code (CSC). This is essential for porting your number. 5. Activate and Port Your Number During the activation process for the new SIM card, select the "Keep My Number" option. Provide the new provider with your Telsim phone number and the CSC. Your number will typically be ported within a few hours to 1-2 business days. 6. Test Your New SIM Insert the new SIM into your phone once porting is complete. Test calls, data, and international calling functionality. Recommended Plans for You: Boost Mobile: Offers unlimited calls to 20+ countries and runs on Telstra’s network. Amaysim: Affordable international calling and flexible prepaid plans. Optus: Good balance of speed, international options, and price. If you'd like specific plan recommendations, let me know your calling destinations and average data usage!

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