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Working Holiday Visa Subclass 417 guidance

Guidance for eligible young travellers planning an extended holiday in Australia with the option to work.

Home Affairs describes the first Working Holiday Visa 417 as allowing eligible people aged 18 to 30 to have their first extended holiday in Australia and work to help fund their trip.

For eligible young travellers from participating countries
Who this visa may suit

For eligible young travellers from participating countries

Subclass 417 may suit eligible passport holders who want to travel in Australia for an extended holiday and undertake short-term work to support their trip.

Purpose of the visa

Holiday first, work as support

This visa is designed for travel and cultural experience, with work allowed to help fund the stay. It should not be treated as a standard employment or permanent migration pathway.

Eligibility planning

Check key requirements before applying

Age requirement
Passport eligibility
Health and character requirements
Funds and travel readiness
Previous working holiday history
Country-specific rules
Second or third visa awareness

Future working holiday visas may need planning

Some applicants may later explore second or third working holiday options if they meet the required criteria. Planning early can help travellers understand what evidence to keep.

Plan your working holiday with clarity
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Plan your working holiday with clarity

Visawizer helps travellers review eligibility, understand documents, avoid incorrect assumptions, and prepare their 417 visa application.

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