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The Working Holiday Program provides opportunities for people between 18 and 30 to holiday in Australia and to supplement their travel funds through incidental employment. Australia has reciprocal Working Holiday Maker arrangements in effect with the following countries:-
The visa allows a stay of up to 12 months from the date of first entry to Australia, regardless of whether or not you spend the whole time in Australia. You are allowed to do any kind of work of a temporary or casual nature, and you can work with each employer for up to three months. Working Holiday Makers who have worked as a seasonal worker in regional Australia for a minimum of three months while on their first Working Holiday visa, will be eligible to apply for a second Working Holiday visa. Applicants need to demonstrate that they continue to meet the requirements for a Working Holiday visa. These include:
Seasonal work is defined as: picking fruit, nuts and other crops, pruning and trimming vines and trees, general maintenance crop work and other work associated with packing or processing the harvest. Regional Australia includes anywhere in Australia except Sydney, Newcastle, Wollongong, the NSW Central Coast, Brisbane, the Gold Coast, Perth, Melbourne or the ACT.Harvest Trail Website If you intend to apply
for a second Working Holiday visa, you will need to provide evidence that
you have worked for a minimum of three months as a seasonal worker in
regional Australia while on your first Working Holiday visa. Before commencing
seasonal work in a regional area, you should obtain a copy of the employment
verification form from your nearest DIMIA office, or from the forms section
of the DIMIA website
Accurate Immigration Services only uses the services of Lawyers or Solicitors who are Registered Migration Agents of their respective countries. The
information on this page is intended to be general in nature and should
not be construed as applying to the reader's individual set of circumstances.
It does not constitute legal advice. Eligibility requirements and the
application of laws vary on a case-by-case basis. Furthermore, Immigration
laws, regulations and policies are always subject to change at any time
without advance notice.
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