Australian Working Holiday Visas

Eligible countries include the UK, Ireland, Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Netherlands, Belgium, Finland, Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Cyprus, Malta, Japan, South Korea, Hong Kong SAR, Taiwan, and several others. The age limit is typically under 31, with the limit raised to under 36 for UK, Canadian, French, and Irish passport holders.

Specified regional work includes: plant and animal cultivation, fishing, pearling, tree farming, mining, construction, and bushfire recovery. You must complete 88 days in a designated regional area. F4MG helps you identify genuine, legitimate regional work opportunities.

Yes, but only for up to 4 months at any one registered education provider. This is enough for short courses or certificate programs. If you plan to study full-time, a student visa may be more appropriate.

The Working Holiday visa itself is not a direct pathway to permanent residency. However, working holiday makers can use the experience to build Australian work experience points, find an employer willing to sponsor a 482 visa, or qualify for a 485 Temporary Graduate visa if they complete Australian qualifications. F4MG helps working holiday makers plan their long-term migration pathway.