Welcome to Victorians Abroad
 Our Government understands how important it is to stay connected with home when you are overseas. That is why we have launched this new initiative in partnership with Advance to keep Victoria’s expatriate network connected, informed and better able to promote our State as a wonderful place to live, work, visit and invest. Victorians Abroad will help people living overseas to stay in touch with everything from job opportunities, to business updates, to the AFL football scores. It is a valuable new resource for those thinking of moving back to Victoria, for Victorian companies thinking of exporting overseas, and also for international firms thinking of investing in our State.
I encourage all Victorians living abroad to join Advance, attend our networking events and find out how you can be an ambassador for Victoria – and promote Victoria to the world.
JOHN BRUMBY MPPremier of Victoria
Melbourne continues to be voted one of the world’s most liveable cities. [More...]
Jobs in Victoria
 Interested in moving back to Victoria? We can help you link back into the local job market. [More...]
 Moving back to Victoria
Advice and assistance to make the move back to Victoria easier [More...]
 The Government offers a range of programs to help Victorian companies access overseas markets. [More...]
Investing in Victoria
Every year, leading international firms choose to establish new, or expand existing, facilities in Victoria . [More...]
Studying in Victoria
Find out more about Victoria's world class education system . [More...]
Visiting Victoria
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Victorian News
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Global Victorians' Symposium
 More than 50 leading Victorian expatriates and repatriates gathered for the inaugural Global Victorians’ Symposium in Melbourne on December 19, 2008. [More...]
Hepburn bathhouse reopens
 The heritage-listed Hepburn Mineral Springs Bathhouse, which dates back to 1895, reopened its doors to customers in September last year after a $10.6 million renovation. [More...]
One step closer to bionic eye
 A new national partnership - Bionic Vision Australia - was announced in Melbourne in November, bringing the development of the world’s first bionic eye one step closer. [More...]
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Join Victorians Abroad
Membership is free and open to all expatriates, repatriates and alumni of Victorian universities. Join here.
Recent Events
London 22nd TNT ANZAC Ball was held on Saturday 25 April 2009 at Chelsea Football Club.
Click here to find out more and buy a ticket.
Special Global Victorians Event in Shanghai with Bob Hawke was held on 1 April 2009 at Kommune.
Following on from the high-profile Advance Asia 50 Summit, the Victorian Commissioner for Greater China, Charles Brent, hosted a networking event at Kommune with special guest speaker, the Hon Bob Hawke AC and guest BBQer, Clinton Dines (BHP Billiton). [More...]
Victorians Abroad networks
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Around Victoria
Check out what's happening around Victoria.
Melbourne International Jazz Festival - 26 Apr - 2 May 2009 - With more than 55 events over seven days and nights, this year's Festival is a true celebration of the riches of jazz.
WICKED - 28 Jun 2008 - 10 May 2009 - Broadway’s biggest blockbuster, WICKED, is now playing at Melbourne’s Regent Theatre.
Salvador Dali: Liquid Desire - 13 Jun 2008 - 4 Oct 2009 - The first comprehensive retrospective of the work of Salvador Dalí is coming exclusively to the National Gallery of Victoria.
Billy Elliot The Musical - 13 Dec 2008 - 14 Jun 2009 - Be dazzled by amazing dancing and heart-warming story of one boy's dream to dance. Music by Elton John.
Dinosaur Walk - 3 Apr - 31 Dec 2009 - Walk amongst skeletons of amazing animals from the past – from dinosaurs, flying reptiles and megafauna - in Melbourne Museum's latest permanent exhibition.
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