A Work and Holiday Visa is available for young individuals aged 18–30 from eligible countries. It allows you to travel across Australia while working and earning to support your stay.

Work and Holiday Visa Reciprocating Countries
Argentina
Austria
Chile
China
Czech Republic
Greece
Hungary
Indonesia
Israel
Luxembourg
Malaysia
Peru
Poland
Portugal
Republic of San Marino
Singapore
Slovak Republic
Slovenia
Spain
Thailand
Turkey
United States of America
Uruguay
Vietnam

Note: Only passport holders from the above-mentioned countries are eligible to apply online. Other countries may be subject to quota restrictions regulated by immigration authorities. Our services are primarily available for eligible online application countries.

Basic Requirements

To apply for a Work and Holiday Visa, applicants must:

  • Be between 18–30 years of age
  • Hold a valid passport from an eligible country
  • Meet health and character requirements
  • Intend to travel and work temporarily in Australia

A Work and Holiday visa allows holders to support their travel through short-term and casual work opportunities.

Applicants who wish to work in Australia on a long-term basis should consider an alternative Australian Work Visa.

Visa Entitlements
  • Valid for 12 months from the first entry into Australia
  • Allows multiple entries and exits during visa validity
  • Permits work for up to 6 months with each employer
  • Allows up to 4 months of study or training
  • Opportunity to combine travel and employment
Getting Your Visa

The Australian Government charges approximately AU$440 – AU$450 for this visa.

Our company, Manna Salwa Tourism and Migration Service, provides full assistance including documentation, application handling, and professional guidance to ensure a smooth and successful visa process.

Government Fees and Processing Time
Application Fee AU$440.00
Partner Application Fee Separate fee applies
Dependents Application Fee N/A
Processing Time 2 to 4 weeks

* All fees and processing times are based on official government sources.