The Australia working holiday age limit depends on your passport and visa stream. Most passports are limited to ages 18 to 30, while some are eligible up to 35. Always confirm the official list for your nationality. For the full eligibility overview, see the eligibility page and the main Australia guide. Why age limits vary … Read more
The third year working holiday visa Australia option is available to some travelers who complete additional specified work during their second year. This guide explains the basic idea and how to plan early. Start with the second year visa guide and the regional work page. Eligibility and work requirements Eligibility depends on your visa stream … Read more
Superannuation is money your employer contributes toward retirement. Many working holiday makers can claim their super back when they leave Australia. This guide explains how it works. Start with the tax and super guide and the TFN guide. What super is and who gets it Eligible employees usually receive super contributions from their employer. If … Read more
The second year working holiday visa Australia option lets eligible travelers extend their stay by completing specified regional work. This guide explains the core requirements and how to plan ahead. Start with the second year visa guide and the regional work page. Eligibility overview Eligibility depends on your visa stream, nationality, and evidence of specified … Read more
RSA and White Card are two short courses that can open more job options in Australia. They are not required for everyone, but they can help you get hired faster in hospitality or construction related roles. For job search basics, start with the jobs guide. What RSA is and who needs it RSA (Responsible Service … Read more
Regional work is the most common path to a second year visa. Planning early helps you avoid missing deadlines or choosing ineligible jobs. Read the regional work guide and the second year visa page for the official definitions. Why regional work matters Completing specified work in eligible regions can unlock an extra year in Australia. … Read more
Farm work is a common choice for working holiday makers, especially for those aiming for a second year visa. This guide covers what to expect and how to choose safe, eligible roles. Start with the regional work guide and the second year visa page. Types of farm and harvest jobs Fruit picking and packing Planting, … Read more
The cost of living in Australia for working holiday makers varies widely by city and lifestyle. This guide helps you estimate weekly costs and avoid budget surprises. Use the budget guide and the fees and costs article to build your full plan. Weekly budget in major cities Major cities have higher rent and transport costs, … Read more
Choosing between a city and a regional town is one of the biggest decisions for WHV holders. Your choice affects job speed, living costs, and visa extension options. Use the cities and regions guide to compare locations. Job availability and wages Cities offer more hospitality and service jobs, but competition can be intense. Regional areas … Read more
The best time to arrive in Australia for WHV jobs depends on your industry, location, and budget. Arriving at the right season can cut your job search time in half. For job planning, see the jobs guide and the cities and regions guide. Tourism and hospitality seasons Hospitality demand rises during summer and school holidays. … Read more