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My name is Jemma and I am currently a citizen of the UK. I am 68 years of age and I am interested in the prospects of settling in Australia to enjoy my retirement years. Having visited Sydney on several occasions, this seems the ideal place for me to move to.
I am particularly interested in the retirement communities that are available in Australia as I live on my own, I would most certainly enjoy the company of others. I wondered whether anyone might suggest some potential retirement developments for me to research in the hope that my dream will become a reality.

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Hi Jemma,

Welcome to the forum.

Have you sorted out which visa you would come to Australia on?

I don't know much about the retirement communities here except there seem to be a lot of different ones around.

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Hi there,

Welcome to the forum.

The retirement visa itself is not for first time visa applicants so the Investor Retirement visa Investor Retirement (Subclass 405) is an option for you. I do have a recollection that it has a very long waiting period.

Around our area there are quite a few retirement communities.

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Hi Karen

Thankyou kindly for your response. At the moment I am merely researching into what there is to offer in terms of retirement communities and if I think there is a development or two that may be suitable I will most definately start the ball rolling.

You say there are a lot...do you know of any names to enable me to familiarise myself with the property?

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Have you sorted out which visa you would come to Australia on?

I don't know much about the retirement communities here except there seem to be a lot of different ones around.

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Woodlands Grove is the one that's advertised here most but if you type retirement communities australia into google.com.au you'll find loads of websites with more info about the retirement communities.

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Hi Jemma as per your conversation i wish, you have to enjoy the retirement days in sydney with full of happiness. i hope you will


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My name is Jemma and I am currently a citizen of the UK. I am 68 years of age and I am interested in the prospects of settling in Australia to enjoy my retirement years. Having visited Sydney on several occasions, this seems the ideal place for me to move to.
I am particularly interested in the retirement communities that are available in Australia as I live on my own, I would most certainly enjoy the company of others. I wondered whether anyone might suggest some potential retirement developments for me to research in the hope that my dream will become a reality.

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