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The Travel Visa Company has a world of experience assisting young travellers in obtaining their Working Holiday Visas for Australia and New Zealand, in fact, that is where it all started for The Travel Visa Company over 25 years ago!

What is a Working Holiday Visa?

A Working Holiday Visa permits eligible applicants to travel to Australia or New Zealand for a holiday and to undertake short-term work to earn some extra money along the way. The be eligible for either the Australia Working Holiday Visa or the New Zealand Working Holiday Visa, you must hold a passport from one of the participating countries and be ages between 18-35 years, 18-30 in some cases.

Streamlined application process

Working holiday visa applications can be complex, particularly if you are unfamiliar with the requirements. The Travel Visa Company have extensive experience in processing these visas and can guide you through the application process.

25+ years of experience and knowledge

With over 25 years of experience in the industry, we've developed a deep understanding of the Working Holiday Visa application process and have helped countless individuals successfully obtain their visas.

How long can I stay on a Working Holiday Visa?

A Working Holiday Visa for Australia permits a stay of up to 1 year. Once you have used your first 1 year Working Holiday Visa, you can apply again for another, you can have up to 3 Working Holiday Visas in total.

A Working Holiday Visa for New Zealand permits the holder to stay for up to either 12, 23 or 36 months depending on the visa option you apply for.

How old do I need to be to be eligible for a Working Holiday Visa?

To be eligible for a Working Holiday Visa for Australia British nationals must be aged between 18-35 years. Depending on your nationality, the upper age limit may be reduced to 30 years old.

To be eligible for a Working Holiday Visa for New Zealand you must be aged between 18-35 years.

What type of work can I do on a Working Holiday Visa?

You must complete your work in Australia in one of the following industries:

• Tourism and hospitality in northern or remote and very remote Australia
• Plant and animal cultivation in regional Australia
• Fishing and pearling in regional Australia
• Tree farming and felling in regional Australia
• Mining in regional Australia
• Construction in regional Australia
• Bushfire recovery work
• Recovery work in natural disaster affected areas

For New Zealand, the industry requirements are less specific. You can take up any job as long as it is not a full time position.