Australian National University (ANU) is one of Australia's premier research universities, located in the capital, Canberra. Since its inception in 1946, it has consistently ranked among the top in areas such as scientific research, academic performance, student satisfaction and employment success. The school has 7 colleges, offering undergraduate and postgraduate courses in many disciplines. ANU graduates enjoy a very high employment rate, and many graduates have succeeded in government departments, international organizations and large enterprises.

5. luggage list

(1) Required documents

- Passport: Your passport is the most important document and needs to be carried with you. Make sure it is valid for at least the duration of your study in Australia.
- Student visas: Australian student visas are usually in electronic form, but it is still recommended that you print a copy as a backup.
- Proof of vaccination: If you have been vaccinated against COVID-19, remember to bring proof of vaccination.
- Medical Examination Report: Although you have uploaded it online, it is better to print a copy.
- Driver's License and International Driver's Permit: These are required if you plan to drive in Australia.
- Student card and admission letter: These are important documents to prove your student status.

(2) Medicine

- Standing medicines: including painkillers, cold medicines, anti-inflammatory drugs, etc.
- Personal long-term medications: If you have medications that you need to take on a long-term basis, such as asthma inhalers or insulin, be sure to bring them with you. At the same time, prepare a doctor's certificate in case you encounter problems at customs.
- Vitamins and supplements: Adapting to a new environment and maintaining good health are very important.

(3) Clothes

- Bring clothes according to the season: Australian summers (December-February) are warm and humid, while winters (June-August) are cool and dry. Check your season of enrollment and bring appropriate clothing.
- Formal attire: May be required for academic presentations, interviews, or formal events.
- Sportswear: If you like sports, remember to bring sports shoes and sportswear.

(4) daily necessities

- Electrical appliances:

Computer, mobile phone, charger, conversion plug (the voltage in Australia is 230V, and the plug is Type I).
- Daily necessities: toothbrush, toothpaste, towel, shampoo, shower gel, skin care products, etc. If you have a favorite brand, you can take some with you, but Australian supermarkets also have a wide variety for you to choose from.
- Bedding: Some student dormitories provide this, but you can also choose to bring your own.

(5) Funds, Communication Tool

- Funds: Bring some cash for initial living expenses, but it is not recommended to bring too much. You can open an Australian bank account after you arrive and transfer funds via online banking.
- Communication tool: A mobile phone is a must. Alternatively, you might consider bringing a laptop or tablet for study and entertainment.
- International credit card: For emergencies or online shopping, it is very useful to have a credit card that can be used in Australia.

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Hope this checklist will help you better prepare for the upcoming New life at Australian National University!