WELCOME TO MOVE TO TASMANIA
Make your move to Tasmania the easy way
Find the information you need to make the right decisions for you
Plan your move with the help of local Tasmanians.
We know Tasmania, and we know all about the stress and sense of overwhelm that comes with a big move.
As relocation specialists, we can offer you all the advice and expertise you need to make your Tassie dream a reality.
Read on to discover our blog and the Move to Tasmania Membership.
We can’t wait to help you with your move to Tasmania.
Jo and Dale Reardon
BLOG
The Move to Tasmania Blog includes a wealth of information, brought together here since 2011. Find information to help you and stories of people who have already made the move to Tasmania.
MEMBERSHIP
The Move to Tasmania Membership gives you all the information you need to make the move to Tasmania, plus you get exclusive access to us to ask all your questions.
HOME INSPECTIONS
We are relocation specialists. We can inspect properties on your behalf and find the answers to all your questions (in the Hobart region).
MOVE TO TASMANIA MEMBERSHIP
The Move to Tasmania Membership has been created for you
Everything you need to plan and make your move to Tasmania
Reduce the stress with information, tips, links and recommendations for every aspect of your move. Use the checklists and worksheets to plan and organise your move.
Get the local experience you need through videos, tips and information about the regions, cities, suburbs and towns of Tasmania. Find the right place for the lifestyle you want and the budget you have.
Talk to us in the forums to ask all your questions about Tasmania and the specifics of your move to Tassie. Our local knowledge and relocation experience will help you every step of the way.
“The checklists took all the things that were swirling around in my mind onto paper.
I was able to simply tick things off and be comfortable that there was some order to the chaos!”
FIND YOUR NEW HOME IN TASSIE
Do you want to move into your new home as soon as you arrive in Tasmania?
Do you need someone on the ground to inspect properties for you and help you through the process?
We will do the inspection you would do if you were here.
Get all your questions answered before you take the next step.
Plus photos, room sizes and feedback on the property and location.
“Woo hoo – great news, we have secured the property and are signing the tenancy agreement.
How smooth was that! Couldn’t have done it without you – obviously! – THANK YOU THANK YOU AND THANK YOU!”
MOVE TO TASMANIA BLOG
We have blog posts to help you with many aspects of your move to Tasmania.
Start Here to find our most popular posts to help you decide where to live, find your new home, move your belongings and find work.
Parents shouldn’t rely on My School data when choosing a school for their child
Rather than rely on My School data to choose a School when you move, instead visit the school and see it for yourself.
Choosing Where to Live in Tasmania – Part 2
Our earlier post on Choosing Where to Living in Tasmania focused on the first steps to narrow down the options by choosing a region in Tasmania. Now that you have all that in place it is time to talk about how to narrow down where to live within a particular city or region.
Searching for Property Online: Pros and Cons
When you are in the market for a new home or you are just vaguely thinking of moving down the street or across to the other side of the country, the first thing many of us do is to get online to see what we can get for our money. Searching for a new home, whether to rent or buy, has changed so much now that we have the internet to help. It does help a lot as long as you keep in mind the limitations.
Bruny Island
Bruny Island is a beautiful small island in southern Tasmania, accessed by ferry from Kettering, south of Hobart. It is easily accessible from Hobart for a day trip, but even better for a weekend or longer break.
Job Searching Tips When Moving to Tasmania
Finding work can be frustrating when you’re relocating to a new place; you sacrifice stability, connections, and familiarity of the area you’ve been residing in when looking to move, but the unemployment rate is improving and the job market isn’t near as bad as it once was.