Australia is opening new doors for Indian nationals! From October 1, 2024, the country will offer 1,000 Work and Holiday visas (subclass 462) annually to Indian citizens.
This initiative is part of the Australia-India Economic Cooperation and Trade Agreement (AI-ECTA), aimed at fostering deeper ties and mobility between the two nations.
Topics Discussed
- Work and Holiday Visa for Indian Nationals
- Eligibility for Work and Holiday Visa
- How to register for the visa ballot
Work and Holiday Visa for Indian Nationals
Starting October 2024, Indian citizens aged 18 to 30 will have the opportunity to live in Australia for up to 12 months through the Work and Holiday visa (subclass 462). This visa allows recipients to work, study, and travel, offering up to four months of study and multiple entries. The visa costs AUD 650 (approximately ₹36,748).
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Eligibility for Work and Holiday Visa
To qualify, Indian applicants must:
- Be under 30 years of age
- Hold a valid Indian passport
- Create an ImmiAccount and register for the ballot
- Pay a registration fee of AUD 25 (₹1,500)
Registrations has already opened on October 1, 2024, for the first ballot, with a fair, random selection process ensuring transparency.
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How to Register for the Visa Ballot
Indian nationals can register for the Work and Holiday visa by completing a pre-application form in their ImmiAccount. Once submitted, applicants will receive an acknowledgment and can track their status.
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Australia’s new Work and Holiday visa for Indians offers a unique chance to live and work in the country for a year. With limited spots available, it’s crucial to register early and ensure eligibility for this exciting opportunity.
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