Working Holiday visa (subclass 417)

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    Working Holiday visa (subclass 417)

    This visa allows certain tourists aged between 18 and 30 years old to have an extended holiday in Australia, while supplementing their funds with short-term work. The visa is valid for 12 months and allows multiple entries into and exits from Australia. Visa holders can generally work for up to six months with any one employer and can study for up to four months. Work up to 12 months for some types of ‘specified work’ may be possible.

    A second Working Holiday visa may be granted to those applicants who complete three months of specified work in Australia while holding their first Working Holiday visa. A third Working Holiday visa may be granted where the visa holder meets additional specified work requirements during the second Working Holiday visa period.

    KEY REQUIREMENTS

    Note: These are the minimum requirements for an application for this type of visa. Depending upon your particular circumstances, you may need to meet additional requirements.

    You must:

    Countries Participating with Australia in the Working Holiday Program
    BelgiumCanada*CyprusDenmarkEstonia
    FinlandFranceGermanyHong KongIreland*
    ItalyJapanSouth KoreaMaltaNetherlands
    NorwaySwedenTaiwanUnited Kingdom

    *Canadian, French and Irish citizens up to and including 35 years of age are eligible to apply for this visa.

    If you are applying for your second Working Holiday visa, you must also:

    To be eligible for a third Working Holiday visa, you must:

    on or after 1 July 2019, have completed six calendar months of specified work in Australia while on your second Working Holiday visa

    THE SPECIFIED WORK REQUIREMENT FOR A SECOND OR THIRD VISA

    For the purpose of a second or third Working Holiday visa, ‘specified work’ includes certain types of paid work carried out in the following industries and areas:

    Regional Australia 

    Anywhere in Australia

    Voluntary work is not accepted as ‘work’ for the purposes of applying for a second or third Working Holiday visa although concessions to this may be provided from time to time for visa holders assisting with certain national emergency volunteer efforts. Please contact us if you would like more information on any volunteer concessions currently available.

    The period of specified work (either three months for a second Working Holiday visa, or six months for a third Working Holiday visa) means an evidenced period of paid, full-time equivalent work over a minimum period of 88 calendar days (for three months) or 179 calendar days (for six months). ‘Regional Australia’ is defined by post code. One day of full-time work is taken to be the normal number of hours per day (or shift) that is considered standard for that particular industry and the role in which you are employed. You can complete the work in a variety of ways.

    For example, to be eligible for a second Working Holiday visa, an applicant must evidence:

    The specified work can be with one employer, or several, and can be spread over the period of your stay in Australia. You can also work longer than the required period in specified work. Paid public holiday leave and sick days are counted as a day of specified work. Unpaid leave or holidays, and unpaid days due to severe or seasonal weather, are not counted.

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    To understand if you meet the requirements of this visa, speak with our experienced and friendly staff today to get the process started.

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