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Typically, Working Holiday Makers are able to study for up to 4 months on the WHV. This is a great chance to study a Short-Term English Language Course while still being able to work full time. If you want to study a longer course, a Student Visa might be a better option for you, as you are permitted to live, work and study in Australia for the ...

Working Holiday Maker (WHM) program

https://immi.homeaffairs.gov.au/what-we-do/whm-program

Working Holiday Maker (WHM) program Australia's reciprocal Working Holiday Maker (WHM) program has been fostering stronger links between young people from Australia and around the world since 1975. It allows young adults to have a 12 month holiday, during …

Working Holidaymakers - GOV.UK

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Jun 08, 2006 · Working Holidaymakers approvals for 2005 broken down by nationality (and gender if available). Science Engineering Graduate Scheme approvals for 2005 broken down by nationality.

Working Holiday Maker Workpermit.com

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Working Holiday Makers who have done at least three months seasonal harvest work in regional Australia will be able to apply for a second, 12 month Working Holiday Maker visa. People from all 19 countries with which Australia has a reciprocal WHM arrangement are eligible.

Working Holiday Maker visa program

https://www.homeaffairs.gov.au/news-subsite/Pages/2018-Nov/working%20holiday%20maker%20visa%20program.aspx

The changes aim to increase the number of Working Holiday Makers available for seasonal work needs. Employers will be able to retain trained and experienced employees doing agricultural (plant and animal cultivation) work for up to 12-months, rather than the previous 6-months.