Living On Road - Address

Noel

That's a bit of a tricky one. Only thing I can suggest, if you have a rough itenary is to have your mail sent to "Poste Restante" at the various GPO's along your way.

Of course you'll miss out if you pass through somewhere to early.

Say rego is due in August and you're going to be travelling through Roma e.g.
You would need to arrange to have it sent there.

Better to have it all sent to a friend/rele who could forward it to your intended location at each individual time it occurs.

CheersFidei defensor

Rosco

If you have a good friend or relation ask them to be your permanent address. That way you can contact them when you are moving to the next place. Either your mail will be there or you will wait a day or two for it to catch up. With a mobile phone you ask for a payment card, make a date when your bill is normally due and ring them on their toll free number to find out the amount of the bill. Then pay by phone or card.

Or you can buy a P.O.Box and have your mail forwarded by Australia Post at a nominal cost.

We spent 5 years on the road and operated out of a P.O.Box with friends clearing it every so often.

Cheers,
Willem

Always going somewhere

Hi Swartsy, there is a company called "Posthaste Australia' which deals with redirectng mail to those travellers on the road with no fixed address. You will find them on the net at http://www.posthasteaustralia.com.au/ CheersHave Wheels Will Travel