What should I pay attention to when traveling to Australia?

Australia is located in Oceania, and its climate features: In Queensland, Northern China and Western Australia, the average temperature in January (midsummer) is 29 degrees Celsius during the day and 20 degrees Celsius at night. The average temperature in July (in the middle of winter) is 22 degrees Celsius and 10 degrees Celsius respectively. The average temperature in New South Wales, Victoria, Tasmania and South Australia is about 26 degrees Celsius in 1 month, 16 degrees Celsius at night, and 15 degrees Celsius and 7 degrees Celsius in July respectively. An Australian visa requires an Australian visa application form, a passport valid for at least half a year from the date of visa application, two two-inch color recent photos, a copy of the applicant's ID card and a copy of the household registration book, the original asset certificate and a company guarantee letter. The time difference in summer is 2 hours faster in Queensland, Australia than in China, and 3 hours faster in other parts of the east coast of Australia than in China. Australia is two hours faster than China in winter. In tropical Australia, you can wear thin clothes all year round, but you should take a sweater or coat with you to prevent it from getting cold at night. In winter (June to August), you should wear sweaters, jackets, thin coats or warm clothes. Australians usually wear simple clothes, but in business meetings, theaters, restaurants and other special occasions, men had better wear coats, ties or suits, while women need to wear more solemn clothes. Many times, try to wear comfortable and light clothes. When enjoying the fish in the coral area of the Great Barrier Reef, you can bring a sunscreen hat, sunglasses and sunscreen lotion, and you must prepare sandals to protect your feet. Articles: 1, swimsuit, swimming trunks, sun umbrella, sunscreen, moisturizer, wide-brimmed hat, rain gear. 2, commonly used drugs and emergency medical supplies. Some temporary emergency gastrointestinal drugs, cold drugs, anti-inflammatory drugs, toothache drugs, tiger balm, band-AIDS, carsickness drugs, Niuhuang Jiedu tablets and trauma drugs. 3. There are many films, and the price of local films is higher. 4, shoulder bag, in case of being robbed. 5, a formal or more formal clothing 6, daily necessities, such as toothbrushes, toothpaste, slippers, etc. Not available in hotels in Australia. July and March are autumn in Australia. It is recommended to bring a windbreaker, coat or sweater with your coat. In addition, bring a thick pajamas. Because houses in Australia generally have no heating. Second, Australia notes 1, tap water can be drunk directly. No spitting and littering, or you will be fined. 3. Take care of small animals. Australia attaches great importance to protecting small animals. 4. Don't take photos in violation of regulations, especially don't sneak shots without the consent of local aborigines, so as not to cause misunderstanding. 5. Australian vehicles drive on the left, and the speed is faster. Pay attention to traffic safety when going out. 6, the computer can directly access the Internet, and the hotel needs to provide a network cable interface, which is generally charged. Third, related knowledge: (1) Voltage: Australia and China are of the same level, and the plug is the same as the standard three-plug plug in China, but it is best to bring a conversion plug (available in domestic supermarkets). (2) Time difference: Australia has three time zones: Eastern Standard Time (EST), including New South Wales, Australian Capital Territory, Victoria, Tasmania Asia and Queensland; Central Standard Time (CST) includes South Australia and Northern Territory; Western Standard Time (WST) includes Western Australia.