@Vdhm91 Well I was there for a few months, I mean during the time there it was great, it felt like i'm in another life. Sadly I did a few mistakes such as not taking the jobs i was offered, so basically money ran out and well I had to go home. I learned alot from the trip so I know what not to do next time. Trial and error that is. But at least the weather was good every single day.
From all my travelling I’ve done, don’t buy SIM cards at the airport! They are a scam, usually twice the price they would normally be at a store in town. Airports have wifi so getting to your hostel isn’t a issue
I would really like to go to Australia for 3 months during the dark and boring Dutch wintertime. I have a passive income so money would not be that much of a issue and I could rent a appartment during my stay down under. One thing I have learned during the corona lockdown is that I should do more with my life and if everthing is going to be normal again I want to travel the world.
Just be aware our international borders are still closed. We currently have an outbreak of the Indian variant in Victoria and the State is in lockdown. We do not know yet what this means for the whole country. Our vaccine program is extremely slow. Do not expect our international borders to be open until AT LEAST mid 2022 because of our terrible vaccine program.
Our borders are completely open now so it's definitely a good time if you're considering it. We're heading into winter now but the day temperature is relatively mild compared to Europe and typically sunny everyday - gets warmer the further north you stay. Weather warms to 20+ from Spring (around September). A lot of places are hiring, so finding a job may be easier if looking for a second income. Almost all COVID restrictions have ended in most states, except face masks on public transport. The lifestyle here is very casual and easy going, and people enjoy a good a work-life balance and spending time outdoors. So much open and green space in cities, amazing beaches, national parks, etc. You'll definitely enjoy it!
Hey Roel, is nl that bad? Im deciding between moving to Sydney AUS , or Netherlands since i have family in both places. Im born and im living in sweden right now. I just hate the cold & grey and depressed people in sweden and its all because of the weather. Im so confused while i really like holland and my loved cousins are over there i would also wanna live in Australia because of the much better weather, i find holland to be alot better than sweden but maybe im wrong?
I really want to go to australia and work there, i can only work as a cleaner, fruit pick, like these, can you tell me how to start it, thanks for reply
Can I travel with this visa right now? I read that this is possible if you do specific work such as medical or bushfire recovery but I'm not sure please let me know
Hi Yordy, unfortunately, the Australian borders are still closed but with plans to reopen early next year. Travellers with this visa who were in Australia when the bush fire crisis and the pandemic started, were allowed to extend their stay under a so called "covid visa".
Hi ! Is there any AUS website where I can see if my major in architecture is acceptable with the Australian regulations or to see if I need to do a exam ?? I've been looking but can't find anything . The reason for this is that some countries outside UE have different regulations
I remember seeing architecture on the sponsored jobs list but it keeps changing. This is the list of all occupations: immi.homeaffairs.gov.au/visas/working-in-australia/skill-occupation-list Keep an eye on it and then check what visa you could get. Easier way is to get a sponsor employer.
I recommend that, as well as the website he has suggested, you also look at the websites below. Just to be clear, each State has it's own branch of the Institute as well. You can contact the Australian Institute of Architecture for adviceabout your qualification recognition here. THE Australian Institute of Architects website is: architecture.com.au Two job sites to check out, to see what is the pay and the skills sought are: australianarchitecturejobboard.com ( one word) And seek.com.au ( this is Australia's most popular job website) An employer may sponsor your work visa, BUT this is dependent on the Federal Government list of skilled occupations and also the number of available local candidates V he uniqueness of your skills. Most employers WILL NOT employ you in a professional job without permanent residency or citizenship. Fluent written and oral English is a must have. Please remember though, that if you are coming as a "backpacker" , for one to two years, it is extremely unlikely that you will get work in your field. Be prepared to do anything you can get if you come to earn just to travel.
@@danielwells774 Let me tell you the truth i am a young guy 25 Age I have some money I want to escape from here the country I live in now Because there is a gang who wants to try to find me Because if they can find me, it will be the end of my life The story seems too long but I can't explain more than this I have a passport ready i have Everything I want to try to communicate with someone in Australia through Instagram, TH-cam or Facebook, but I could not find someone like a friend, etc.
Great video man. A few questions, are you allowed to rent apartments on your WHV? Are all jobs available for a WHV? I am starting out in the IT world so that would be nice to do. And lastly, how easy is the process after the 1 year of your WHV to extend it and get a permanent residency if you so choose down the line.
Yes, there are ways to do so. Many people get sponsored by their employer if their skill is in demand. Others apply for a student visa. You can also apply for a 3rd year of working holiday visa if you complete 6 months of regional work.
Good info, i'm planning to got to AUS this year, i'm stressed, nervous, excited and thrilled about it :D
How has the trip been? I arrive in 10 days and I'm feeling exactly as you said!
@Vdhm91 Well I was there for a few months, I mean during the time there it was great, it felt like i'm in another life.
Sadly I did a few mistakes such as not taking the jobs i was offered, so basically money ran out and well I had to go home.
I learned alot from the trip so I know what not to do next time. Trial and error that is.
But at least the weather was good every single day.
Honestly one of the few videos out there with actually good and usable info!! Thank you!
Nice one man, thank you! Coming to Australia in January ✈️
same here! i cant wait to go tbh
How's it going?
Bro you definitely the best here with this sorts of videos just synthetic straight forward
From all my travelling I’ve done, don’t buy SIM cards at the airport! They are a scam, usually twice the price they would normally be at a store in town. Airports have wifi so getting to your hostel isn’t a issue
very useful info! thank you so much. glad i came across this
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks Mate.
We Will be support your channel so that you keep to give the information update for us.
Much appreciated! :D Thank you
@@marccarva With my pleasure Mate.
Great video! Excelente vídeo, obrigada!
Obrigado! Espero que tenha sido útil!
Any tips on how to look for accommodation with the reasonable price?
this checklist is really helpful! thanks
Great video, thanks for the advice! Heading over at the end of the year and this was really helpful !!
Thanks for sharing. It's very useful!!! subscribed!
Wow this was wonderful! Thank you I’m a mom of 3 traveling in 2024
Real nice! Great content, just subscribed
Super useful video thanks!!
I love your ideas
Great video! 👏👏 Thank you so much!!
Thanks for sharing 😊
Thanks for watching!
I want to come to Australia
Can you please give me full details of how to get farm labourer in australia
I would really love to go live in Australia.
Very helpful thank you
Very useful !! I will go there on Aug 2022 (working holiday visa) pls. advise me for finding job for 2nd visa
Very interesting
Please can you share link of any company that is hiring farm work in Australia.
What do we need to open up a bank account?
I'm interested in wanting to work in Australia, how do I apply for a job, while I'm from Indonesia
How much starting money do you realistically need?
And do you need any specific degree to work?
Cafe or restaurant for example
I would really like to go to Australia for 3 months during the dark and boring Dutch wintertime. I have a passive income so money would not be that much of a issue and I could rent a appartment during my stay down under. One thing I have learned during the corona lockdown is that I should do more with my life and if everthing is going to be normal again I want to travel the world.
You should definitely do it! Seems like you have the ideal circumstances to do so.
@@marccarva agriculture PO ba meron SA austrilia
Just be aware our international borders are still closed. We currently have an outbreak of the Indian variant in Victoria and the State is in lockdown. We do not know yet what this means for the whole country. Our vaccine program is extremely slow. Do not expect our international borders to be open until AT LEAST mid 2022 because of our terrible vaccine program.
Our borders are completely open now so it's definitely a good time if you're considering it. We're heading into winter now but the day temperature is relatively mild compared to Europe and typically sunny everyday - gets warmer the further north you stay. Weather warms to 20+ from Spring (around September). A lot of places are hiring, so finding a job may be easier if looking for a second income. Almost all COVID restrictions have ended in most states, except face masks on public transport. The lifestyle here is very casual and easy going, and people enjoy a good a work-life balance and spending time outdoors. So much open and green space in cities, amazing beaches, national parks, etc. You'll definitely enjoy it!
Hey Roel, is nl that bad? Im deciding between moving to Sydney AUS , or Netherlands since i have family in both places. Im born and im living in sweden right now. I just hate the cold & grey and depressed people in sweden and its all because of the weather. Im so confused while i really like holland and my loved cousins are over there i would also wanna live in Australia because of the much better weather, i find holland to be alot better than sweden but maybe im wrong?
I really want to go to australia and work there, i can only work as a cleaner, fruit pick, like these, can you tell me how to start it, thanks for reply
What about signing on the dole when u first arrive. Is that not an important step
Hello How are you. I am from Indonesia.
Please how can I speak with you one-on-one
Can I travel with this visa right now? I read that this is possible if you do specific work such as medical or bushfire recovery but I'm not sure please let me know
Hi Yordy, unfortunately, the Australian borders are still closed but with plans to reopen early next year. Travellers with this visa who were in Australia when the bush fire crisis and the pandemic started, were allowed to extend their stay under a so called "covid visa".
How do I contact you for more ideas
Want to job in aus.how can i apply it.
Hi ! Is there any AUS website where I can see if my major in architecture is acceptable with the Australian regulations or to see if I need to do a exam ?? I've been looking but can't find anything . The reason for this is that some countries outside UE have different regulations
I remember seeing architecture on the sponsored jobs list but it keeps changing. This is the list of all occupations: immi.homeaffairs.gov.au/visas/working-in-australia/skill-occupation-list
Keep an eye on it and then check what visa you could get. Easier way is to get a sponsor employer.
I recommend that, as well as the website he has suggested, you also look at the websites below.
Just to be clear, each State has it's own branch of the Institute as well. You can contact the Australian Institute of Architecture for adviceabout your qualification recognition here.
THE Australian Institute of Architects website is:
architecture.com.au
Two job sites to check out, to see what is the pay and the skills sought are:
australianarchitecturejobboard.com ( one word)
And
seek.com.au ( this is Australia's most popular job website)
An employer may sponsor your work visa, BUT this is dependent on the Federal Government list of skilled occupations and also the number of available local candidates V he uniqueness of your skills.
Most employers WILL NOT employ you in a professional job without permanent residency or citizenship.
Fluent written and oral English is a must have.
Please remember though, that if you are coming as a "backpacker" , for one to two years, it is extremely unlikely that you will get work in your field. Be prepared to do anything you can get if you come to earn just to travel.
Hi man
Is it possible to live and work on a tourist visa? an Australia
It is possible, but definitely not legal.
@@danielwells774
Let me tell you the truth
i am a young guy 25 Age
I have some money I want to escape from here the country I live in now
Because there is a gang who wants to try to find me
Because if they can find me, it will be the end of my life
The story seems too long but I can't explain more than this
I have a passport ready i have Everything
I want to try to communicate with someone in Australia through Instagram, TH-cam or Facebook, but I could not find someone like a friend, etc.
@@loooleo4856 lol
man, you’re a godsend! i literally had no idea where to start my research on all of these stuff🥹
How can I apply
Great video man. A few questions, are you allowed to rent apartments on your WHV? Are all jobs available for a WHV? I am starting out in the IT world so that would be nice to do. And lastly, how easy is the process after the 1 year of your WHV to extend it and get a permanent residency if you so choose down the line.
Can I stay in Australia after the 2 years visa finish?
Yes, there are ways to do so. Many people get sponsored by their employer if their skill is in demand. Others apply for a student visa. You can also apply for a 3rd year of working holiday visa if you complete 6 months of regional work.
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2 get off the bloody road
You're the man, thanks for your thorough guide!