July 2019 Changes:
From 1 July 2019, 417 and 462 visa holders who carry out SIX months of specified work in regional areas while on their second Working Holiday (subclass 417) visa or Work and Holiday (subclass 462) visa may be eligible to apply for … Read the rest
People on the different classes of Working Holiday Visas (417 and 462) who wish to do a SECOND year, must abide by certain conditions which include the location in Australia that they must work in before applying for the 2nd visa. The … Read the rest
Holders of 417 and 462 Working Holiday Visa pay a special rate of tax while working in Australia. It is lower than other temporary visa holders but higher than Australian residents.
The first $37,000 of your … Read the rest
Working Holiday Visa holders often have difficulties getting the right type of jobs while on their holiday in Australia, as most employers need regular employees.
A Working Holiday Visa holder (Subclass 417 and 462) can normally only work for an employer for … Read the rest
There are many different types of Visa for working in Australia. The following are details of the more common options, both Temporary and Permanent.
The Work and Holiday (Temporary) visa (subclass 462) Price starts from AUD … Read the rest
75 per cent of applications processed in under 16 days
15 per cent of applications processed in 16 to 26 days
10 per cent of applications processed in over 26 … Read the rest
From 21 November 2015, you might be eligible for an employment extension to work with one employer in Northern Australia beyond the usual limit of six months, up to 12 months work with one employer in northern … Read the rest
Recent reports that the Australian Superannuation scheme is holding about $5.4 billion of unclaimed superannuation money in about 6.1 million accounts, makes me wonder how much of this Superannuation is owed to working holiday visa holders, and holders of other temporary Visa’s.
The above figures average out at $885 in … Read the rest
