Working Holidays
Work visa overcomes crisis
Date: May 10th, 2006 | 1 comment This is good news for backpackers who want to work and the country that needs them, but what happens if the backpackers stop coming or wanting to work? It’s a reliance that must worry some…
RECENT backpacker visa changes will help address skills shortages in the tourism sector.
Backpackers working in Australian are now eligible to [read more]
Death and Taxes
Date: May 6th, 2004 | No CommentsJust because you’re only going to make a few thousand dollars, don’t think that the Australian government won’t tax you on it! Those on Working Holiday visas are generally hit with the (low) rate of 29%, although labor intensive positions like farm work have rates of 15%, in order to attract the necessary workers. [read more]
Work and Money Tips
Date: April 17th, 2004 | No CommentsSo you have the ticket, the visa and the rucksack. Now what? Thousands of backpackers flock to Australia each year. Many of these travelers underestimate the time required to find a job and many more overestimate how long their savings will last them. Here’s how the average backpackers can maximize their [read more]
Working Girl
Date: June 15th, 2004 | No CommentsFrom corporate jobs to living in a tent, Ruth Fry faces the trials and tribulations of working do [read more]
Visa Options
Date: April 17th, 2004 | No CommentsIf you wish to work in Australia, cross your fingers and then check out this list. Those who hold citizenship in the countries listed are eligible for the Working Holiday Makers Visa. This visa is for young adults between the ages of 18 and 30 who live or hold citizenship in countries [read more]
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