How to apply for oz working visa Videos

• 1. Planning A Working Holiday In Australia Part 1
• 2. Australian Working Holiday Visa Do's & Don'ts
• 3. How to work out your Australian Visa Application Fees
• 4. WHAT TO EXPECT: Finding Work In Australia on a Working Holiday Visa
• 5. FAQ: What does вЂworking visa Australia’ mean under a SkillSelect visa application?
• 6. How to: Working in Australia; Visa Options
• 7. Working Visa Australia | What you need from Previous Employers

Planning A Working Holiday In Australia Part 1

User Comments

Marc Co commented on 06 Sep 2015

47 degrees celcius!! holy shiiiiit

GamerDares wins commented on 21 Sep 2015

+Marc Co yes...

Marc Co commented on 18 Sep 2015

+GamerDares winsyeah, you?

GamerDares wins commented on 17 Sep 2015

+Marc Co you guys are in Celsius?

Marc Co commented on 17 Sep 2015

winter in canada is -47 celcius lol

GamerDares wins commented on 16 Sep 2015

That's winter in Australia.Brits are weak as piss.

Olivia Brooks commented on 22 Aug 2015

I've been watching your videos a lot lately as I'm doing a working holiday visa in march 2016. And I can't believe you went to the Uni of Glamorgan I literally live 5 minutes away from there, crazy. But thanks so much for the help with everything, the thing I'm most nervous about is getting there and being like FUCK I'm in a place all the way across the other side of world and I know nobody and GAHH, I'm scared but I'm just going to do it. Thanks for the tips and EVERYTHING. :)

charlie greene commented on 02 Sep 2015

+charlie greene and yeah I'm the same but be worth it 100%

charlie greene commented on 02 Sep 2015

+Olivia Brooks defo!! I don't have an Instagram ha but I'm actually gonna set one up now I was suppose to anyway, this is awesome :) backpacker buddys :)

Olivia Brooks commented on 02 Sep 2015

+charlie greene friends??? haha! I'm from Wales :D whats your instagram? follow me and I'll follow back then it's.. liviabrooks :) and we can be friends before we get there hahaha, I'm so scared that I'm the other side of the world knowing no one haha 

charlie greene commented on 02 Sep 2015

+Olivia Brooks im also going march 2016 from ireland, im in your boat !! its somthing i have to do though, that's the 1st page of my book :D

Olivia Brooks commented on 22 Aug 2015

+Olivia Brooks oh and also that, I need to find a job asap, I kind of have a loan to pay off back home which is so annoying..

Australian Working Holiday Visa Do's & Don'ts

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Billy Mutch commented on 29 Nov 2015

I love Australia so much.... it's make me feel so happy, loving, new life

Jobaroo commented on 03 Dec 2015

+Billy Mutch It's an amazing country! Glad you're loving it! What has been your favorite place in Oz?

How to work out your Australian Visa Application Fees

WHAT TO EXPECT: Finding Work In Australia on a Working Holiday Visa

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Nicholas McNamara commented on 12 Feb 2015

i live in Australia and if you have your working holiday you deny an entry level position to an Australian youth we have enough youth unemployment without foreigners making it harder our young people need experience which you rob them of if you take a job over here you are denying our kids a start in the workforce their are more people than vacancies over here save up and holiday here don't take jobs from local if you want to work here become a doctor we have a shortage

greatwhitepriviledge commented on 11 Aug 2015

+Nicholas McNamara That's so silly. If a company would rather hire a foreigner for a max of 6 months than hire any of the Aussie applicants, that just means the locals need to step it up. Just the way the world works really.

A Person commented on 12 Mar 2015

I know. That's how aussies in London get a job.If you're losing out, copy them. Look on gum tree, hang around the same places.

Nicholas McNamara commented on 12 Mar 2015

its easier to go to a backpackers and hire a person to work in a cafe or restaurant the owners don't even advertise positions publicly so locals cant apply for those jobs

A Person commented on 12 Mar 2015

Mate, there are thousands of Australians doing the same thing in other countries. If the holiday visa system stopped, it would stop both ways. You'd still have the same number of people and the same number of jobs.I can't think of a western country that hasn't got a problem with youth employment at the moment. 

Ciaran YT commented on 12 Mar 2015

I see your point but at the same time we put money time and work into the contry putting money in for a visa and if we want to extend that visa we need to do 88 days rural work so we are helping pick fruit breed animals shear sheeps and you have the right to save up money and travel the world for work if you work hard and look hard and work "smart" you will find jobs even if its a part time job helping somewhere.Sorry for long reply :)

FAQ: What does ‘working visa Australia’ mean under a SkillSelect visa application?

How to: Working in Australia; Visa Options

User Comments

Olga Ushakova commented on 22 Mar 2015

Hello! My name is Olga, I am from Russia and I study English with your video :-) Thanks for information about Australia :-) 

orchidsnlime commented on 22 Mar 2015

awww!!! Well thank you!! :) Hopefully I am helping! x

Mike Mylwnas commented on 14 Mar 2015

hello i am a perssonal trainer 2 i am from greece and i am thinking to move To Australia , which Visa you think i should Pick and should i find an employer online before applying or i can come to find somewhere to work while i am there?

orchidsnlime commented on 15 Mar 2015

No worries. That would be great! I am sure it would help a lot of other people! :)

Mike Mylwnas commented on 14 Mar 2015

Ok Tnx a lot for your fast response, I ll check it out and I ll send here again so other people can see it 2

orchidsnlime commented on 14 Mar 2015

I would recommend ensuring your certification is recognized before you take the leap of faith and move there to work as a PT. FIA is the main institute you have to be recognized by to work as a PT. I am not sure the visa options Greeks have. Check the visa wizard option on the australian website to help you pick the right visa! Good luck!!! 

Melissa Johnson commented on 06 Mar 2015

I am planning on moving to Australia on a working holiday visa on the 5 November. I will be going with BUNAC on the Ultimate package. I hope I will meet some nice people. I have not yet booked my trip I will be book it on my birthday. I am going to live in Sydney first. Can anyone give any advise? And give me an in site on what to expect. Thank you for reading 

orchidsnlime commented on 06 Mar 2015

I dont know what BUNAC is. But working holiday is the best way to go! You will have so much fun and make so many friends! I have made a few videos about Sydney in particular, Just have a look, so you can understand the suburbs and stuff..

vanessa contreras commented on 19 Jan 2015

My boyfriend and I are going to Australia in April with a working holiday visa, however once were over there we want to get our citizenship. We have a daughter tat were leaving with family until we are settled, what do you think is the best process? Also how much money did you take when you first arrived there?

orchidsnlime commented on 22 Jan 2015

Going on a working holiday is definitely ideal for a lot of reasons. It is inexpensive compared to the other options and also provides you with a chance to try the country out.. so to speak. I am actually just working on a video I will upload tomorrow and will answer a lot of the common questions I have been getting; concerning money and what not. x

dasmartway commented on 29 Dec 2014

I am considering on moving to australia to work and study there but i need some ideas on what kind of visa to get. I also have questions regarding the jobs that pay the most in australia. Please if you can get in touch with me at my email. At [email protected] i will truly appreciated thank you.

orchidsnlime commented on 07 Jan 2015

Check out immi.gov.au I am not affiliated with the Australia governement but they have an option called "Find a Visa" where you can answer a few questions and they give you with the best visas suited to your qualifications/needs. Hope that helps. Good Luck! 

Working Visa Australia | What you need from Previous Employers