Working in Australia
Working in Australia is a dream for many,
and finding employment in Australia can be easy if you have the
right skills. If your trade is on the wanted list getting your
work permits/work visas can be a pretty smooth process.
If you're between 18 and 30 you also qualify for the working holiday
visa, which is pretty easy to get.
Use the handy search box of Career Jet to
find the job you want in any location.
Working Holiday Visa
The Working Holiday Program allows people between 18 and 30 from
the UK, Canada, Norway, the Netherlands, Italy, Japan, Cyprus, Ireland,
Korea, Malta, Germany, Denmark, Sweden, , Hong Kong and Finland
to holiday in Australia and work up to three monthhs in one place
with a maximum stay in Australia of one year.
Besides boosting your holiday funds this is a good opportunity to
get to meet Australians and really experience the country rather
than just do the tourist thing.
You need to make the application outside Australia, either by visiting
an embassy or consulate or online by clicking
here. Main criteria are to be aged between 18 and 30 and without
dependent children. You should have a return ticket and enough money
to cover the first part of your stay. You will be paid according
to Australian award rates and conditions. Once upon a time anyone
with aworking holiday visa with this could just sign on for the
dole (social security) but too many took advantage of this and this
is now no longer possible.
To make an online application for a working holiday visa for Australia
click here .
The intentions of the Australian government is to fill seasonal
vacancies in fruit picking and casual positions where there is a
shortage of labour, they do not like to see you get a good position
on a permanent basis with a visa like this.
Be aware that there are hostels based in agricultural areas without
a lot of attractions that try to keep their beds filled with workers.
While some are legitimate, others keep telling you that work will
come soon to keep their beds full while this work may not necessarily
become available.
Click
here to see up to date info on where the seasonal harvest work is
Other Working Visas
The Department of Migration has a comprehensive website with lots
of information on all the different working visas for working as;
A
business person - options for business people working
in Australia.
A
doctor - information about the Temporary Medical Practitioner
visa including procedures on how to sponsor someone and how to apply.
A
skilled person - migration options for those with qualifications,
skills, English language and aged between 18 and 44 years.
A
sponsored employee - options for Australian businesses
needing to recruit staff from overseas for temporary or permanent
entry to Australia.
A
student - information for overseas students and their
family members.
A
visitor - information on visitor work rights.
Guide
on work rights - general information on work conditions
attached to some visas and who has permission to work.
Backpackers hostels that will find you work
Brisbane
City Backpackers |
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City
Backpackers is located in Brisbane city centre, just
400mts from the Roma st main bus & train terminal.
The hostel boasts market leading facilities &
services, complete with panoramic river and city views,
from the rear balconies and solar heated roof top
swimming pool. We have a broad range of accommodation
to suit every pocket, from the financially challenged,
to the comfort junkie! Female only, or small, medium
& large mixed dorms. Private single, twin, double,
& double ensuite with fridge & TV. All bookings
made through this site have air conditioning included
in the price! All our facilities are cleaned relentlessly
and maintained to a newly refurbished standard. FREE
INTERNET, free, unlimited broadband Internet access.
JOB CLUB Just about everything
at City Backpackers is included in the price &
our Job Club is no exception! We have developed a
great relationship with a large number of businesses
around the city, which now regularly look to us to
find employees. In addition, we recruit travellers
with working holiday visa’s, to work in our
bar & hostels. Guests looking to top up their
bank balance or just wanting advise on tax & other
working issues, can join our Free Job Club on check-in.
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Useful links for working in Australia
WWOOF
- Become a wwoofer! (WWOOF = Willing Workers On Organic Farms).
Besides being an interesting experience it is also a great way to
keep your budget down by working without even needing a working
visa, wwoofing has been approved by the immigration department and
is not considered employment as no money changes hands.
When you join WWOOF Australia you: work in exchange for your keep,
get full board and accommodation, usually in the family home and
learn about organic growing and about Australia. Choose from 1,200
Organic Farms offering to teach you aspects of: Organic growing,
Bio-dynamics and Permaculture.
More info...
DIAL-AN-ANGEL
- Home & Family Care -Specialising in Home, Aged and Childcare
services around Australia
Good looking sheilas that like dancing can find work
at Men's
Gallery, Sydney's premier table dancing club.
Contact via email
Click
here to see up to date info on where the seasonal harvest work is
The working
holiday expo is held in October in Melbourne and Sydney,
go and see them to find out all about working in Australia.
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