Holiday in Australia 
Live Life: Travel and Work in Australia
College graduates between the ages of 18 and 30 sometimes need a break. Maybe a trip to Australia is the best way to spend your well-deserved break. Don't have enough cash to support a year-long holiday? How about working at the same time?
The Australia Working Holiday visa is perfect for this situation. Subclass 402 and Subclass 417 lets tertiary educated people travel and work in Australia for up to 12 months. This arrangement would let you supplement the cost of your travels with a temporary or casual employment.
Working Holiday Visa - Subclass 402 is for people from Malaysia, Thailand, Chile, Turkey and the US. Meanwhile, Working Holiday Visa - Subclass 417 is for people from Belgium, Canada, Denmark, Finland, Estonia, Republic of Cyprus, Hong Kong, Germany, France, Japan, Republic of Ireland, Italy, Malta, Republic of Korea, Norway, Sweden, Netherlands, Taiwan and the UK.
Once the Australian visa application is granted, you may enter Australia within 3 months of the visa grant date and stay up to 12 months. You may also leave and reenter Australia as much as you want from the first date of entry and within the validity period. Aside from touring and sight seeing, you can undertake temporary work in Australia or study up to four months.
When it comes to taking on a job, there are certain rules to follow for this Australian visa. Any work you have should be temporary. Periods of employment must be broken up by periods of holiday or travel. For instance, you can work for a company for 6 months. After such time, the same agency can refer you to another business, but you cannot work for the same employer. In fact, you should not work for longer than 6 months in the same position, in the same location and doing the same work. However, if it cannot be avoided, you need to secure permission to take on work from the same employer for more than the given period.
If your purpose for visiting the country is to work in Australia, then a business visa may be more suitable for you. The Australian working holiday is a visa that lets you have fun and earn money at the same time.
Reasons Why You Must Go And See Sydney, Australia
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The most populous city in Australia, Sydney, should be on your to-go list when you decide to get yourself an Australian tourist visa. Its most famous tourist attractions include the Opera House and the Harbour Bridge. It does not matter whether you are a lover of urban lifestyle or a laidback lifestyle for you to enjoy the city. What with its nightspots such as the Oxford Street and The Rocks, museums like the Art Gallery of New South Wales and Museum of Contemporary Art, and parks like the Royal Botanical Gardens and the Royal National Park, you are surely to experience urban lifestyle, culture, and nature.
Some of the places that make Sydney a city you should not miss going include:
1. Harbour Bridge
Sydney would not be Sydney without this famous bridge. You cannot afford not to climb the summit of the bridge and take a look at Australia's favorite waterway or you can go kayaking under the bridge.
2. Opera House
Indeed, the Sydney Opera House is one of the architectural wonders of the world. If you cannot get a ticket for a performance, you can take a tour where your guide will take you to the stories behind the world renowned architecture and engineering or just wander around if you want to take a closer look at this famous building. The house is open for daily tours from 9 am to 5 pm daily.
3. Sydney Olympic Park
Sport plays a significant role in the Australian culture and the Sydney Olympic Park houses modern sport venues. It is the home of the Best Games Ever and the 2003 Rugby World Cup. Moreover, there are so many things that you can do and enjoy in this Olympic park. You can bike your way to explore the more than 35 kilometers of off road cycle paths around the Olympic venues, Bicentennial Park and along the Parramatta River. You can also take a walking tour around the park that includes entry to the Sydney Olympic Aquatic Centre and the 17th Floor Observation Deck. The Olympic Park is open daily at 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
4. Taronga Zoo
The city is also the home of Taronga Zoo which houses more than 2,900 exotic and native species that include rare Western Lowland gorillas, Sumatran tigers, snow leopards, Kodiak bears, chimpanzees, and Asian elephants. Unleash the kid in you or get your kids to see the animal shows, one of which is the popular Free Flight Bird Show. It is held in the zoo's amphitheatre that offers panoramic harbour views. You can cherish the experience forever and at the same time help to the efforts of the Zoo in caring for wildlife and natural world by getting souvenir items ranging from pocket money toys to exclusive home wares.
5. Sydney Wildlife World
Another chance for you to experience the Australian wildlife is by going to the Sydney Wildlife World. You can have breakfast with the ever lovable koalas or get a chance to hold a cockroach as big as your hand. A good time to visit is when the animals are most active, that is, during animal feeding times. You get to see a first-hand look at poisonous snakes feed on mice or colorful birds feed on live insects and fresh fruits.
6. Shopping Precincts
You have all the reasons to go shopping in Sydney. Ramp your way to the city's style mile, the Oxford Street in Paddington. If you are in for some local street fashion then do visit the one-off designer shops in Darlingburst. If you want to go shopping for beachwear then you can find your way to Bondi, the beachwear mecca. You can also opt to browse through the art galleries and jewelry stores of The Rocks.
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