If you are planning to visit Australia for holidays, sightseeing, recreational reasons, to visit relatives or friends, you will need to apply for a tourist visa. Applying for a tourist visa can also be a good option to...
The Australian Immigration announced an evolution on the renewal of Working Holiday Visa (WHV / WHP) in Australia on the 1st May 2015. Now, voluntary work, known under the names HelpExchange (HelpX) and Wwoofing, will no...
UPDATE : From 1st July 2019, French citizens up to 35 years old (included) are eligible to apply for a WHV in Australia. In November 2018, Canadian and Irish citizens up to and including, 35 years...
We have some great news for the backpackers community. The Australian department of Immigration and Border Protection has announced some big changes for the Working Holiday Visa. Read on to find out how to benefit from...
In May 2019, the Australian government announced significant changes regarding the Working Holiday visa program. One of the changes is the opportunity to work for more than 6 months for the same agricultural employer. This also includes...
After your first Working Holiday Visa in Australia, you have the possibility to renew for a second year visa. However, in order to qualify for a second year visa, you need to complete a specified work requirement in regional Australia....
If you want to stay in Australia for another year, you have the option to apply for a Second Year Visa. Prerequisite: You must have completed 3 months or 88 days of specified work in a rural...
If you are on a Working Holiday Visa in Australia and wish to stay longer, this is how you can apply for a second year visa in Australia. Here is all the information you need to renew your working...
First published 20/09/2010. Updated 22/02/2019.
You are currently in a relationship with an Australian or a permanent resident of Australia and want to settle in Australia on his/her side? A specific visa exists! The Partner...
If you wish to renew your Working Holiday Visa for a second year in Australia, you must work for a minimum of three months - or 88 days - in a specific job position during your first year....
