New Changes to the Australian Working Holiday Visa (LINK)
July 11th 2008 03:27
Recent amendments to the Migration Regulations Act (1994) have been made to encourage working holiday visa applicants to spend some time working in regional areas of Australia. The amendment is that the term ‘seasonal work’ has been changed to ‘specific work’.
This amendment will effect those migrants who are on working holiday visas and wish to continue their stay by applying for a second working holiday visa. As of July 1st, 2008 migrants will have to of carried out ‘specific work’ in regional Australia for at least 3 months in order to be allowed to extend their working holiday visa.
For further information into the legislation amendment click here
For a list of the jobs and industries included under the term 'specific work' please click here
This amendment will effect those migrants who are on working holiday visas and wish to continue their stay by applying for a second working holiday visa. As of July 1st, 2008 migrants will have to of carried out ‘specific work’ in regional Australia for at least 3 months in order to be allowed to extend their working holiday visa.
For further information into the legislation amendment click here
For a list of the jobs and industries included under the term 'specific work' please click here
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