This visa allows eligible Indonesians aged 18–30 to work and holiday in Australia for up to 12 months.

You must show access to at least AUD 5,000 for your stay, plus funds for your return ticket (around AUD 1,000 if you don’t have a ticket yet).

Yes — preferably a parent’s account (like Mum or Dad). You’ll also need to show proof of your relationship, such as a birth certificate or family card (KK).

Ideally, the money should be in the account consistently for at least 1 month before you apply — longer is even better.

Submit official bank statements in PDF format showing: Your full name and account number Transaction history Opening and closing balance Bank logo and/or stamp if available

Screenshots alone are not recommended.

To be eligible for a second-year visa, you must complete 88 days of work in specific industries and locations, such as: Tourism and hospitality in northern or remote Australia Agricultural work like fruit picking, fishing, or farming Construction or bushfire recovery work in eligible regions

You must keep payslips, signed contracts, employment verification letters, and timesheets showing your start/end dates and duties.

Processing times can vary, but most applicants hear back within 15–35 working days and almost all will hear back within 70 days. Visa processing times may vary. For the most up-to-date information, visit the Department of Home Affairs website. Applying with complete documents can speed things up.

Yes, you can study for up to 4 months while in Australia on this visa.

No, this visa is only for individual applicants. You can’t include family members on the same visa.

Yes, unless you are from an English-speaking university background. Most applicants submit IELTS, TOEFL, or PTE results to meet the English requirement.

You’ll need: Valid passport Bank statement Return ticket or extra funds Recent passport photo English test results Form 1208 Proof of education Letter of government support from the Indonesian Ministry of Manpower (Kemnaker)

When applying for a WHV, you'll need to pay AUD$670. You may also have to pay additional fees for a health check, police certificate, or biometrics (facial photo and fingerprints). Here is a breakdown of the associated costs: Subclass 462 Government Visa Fee: AUD 670 (subject to a 1.5% card charge) SKCK (Police Certificate): IDR 1,750,000 English Language Test (IELTS/TOEFL/PTE): IDR 3,350,000 Health and Medical Check-up (via approved panel physician): IDR 1,750,000 Visa Application Consultancy Service: IDR 3,000,000 Formal request for the Authorisation Letter from the Government of Indonesia: IDR 27,000,000 (refunded if not issued by the Indonesian Government) Please note that all disbursement costs are subject to change based on government or third-party provider fees at the time of application.

If you are applying for a WHV from a country with a high risk of tuberculosis, you may need to undergo a medical examination and chest X-ray. You should also be aware that you are responsible for any hospital bills (if you are hospitalized in Australia) you incur while visiting Australia. Ensure you have adequate travel or health insurance to cover illness and accidents during your stay.

There are several requirements, but the most important one is that, in most cases, you must complete specific work for six months in the second year to be eligible. You can check if this applies to you and see a list of requirements for specific work under the Work and Holiday visa (subclass 462) here

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