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Following are a number of other internet resources that cover the subject:
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iGapYear - Gap year placements, projects & courses
DUNFERMLINE UK KY11 4YU
Search hundreds of paid and voluntary projects, TEFL and
sports courses all in one place. It's crucial to plan your gap year properly -
cheapest travel, accommodation, insurance, destinations - sort it all online
with igapyear.com.
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Australia
Immigration Visa Services
Suit 9/20 Gibberd Rd, BALCATTA WA 6021
Comprehensive coverage of all
Australian Entry Visa information available. Student visas, business visas,
tourist visas and much more.
Check out Fact Sheets
49 Working Holiday Maker Program that allows working holiday makers to have
an extended holiday in Australia by supplementing their travel funds through
incidental employment.
The fact sheet also include a section
Second
Working Holiday Visa. Also has information on
Temporary Work/Business Visas and
Temporary Residents Visa - Working Holiday.
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dmoz
This is the dmoz (Open Directory
Project) site offering links to variety of Working Holidays sites for
destinations around the world including Australia.
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Anywork Anywhere.com
Provides advertising jobs and resources
for work and travel throughout the UK and worldwide.
The type of opportunities available include: Hospitality, Chefs and Cooks,
Campsites, Summer Resorts, Sports and Activity, Ski Resorts, Childcare,
Teaching, Voluntary, Conservation, Horticulture, Farms and Fruit Picking,
Driving and Delivery, Animals & Birds, General Labour, Boats & Barges,
Entertainment, Fisheries and Forestry, Health and Social Care, Management,
Office and Admin, Retail Sales, Teaching, Trekking and Guiding and TEFL.
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Department of
Foreign Affairs and Trade
For general information about working
overseas.
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Embassy World
Comprehensive resource of embassy and
consulate sites.
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eVisas
to Australia (Pty) Ltd
LEEDERVILLE WA 6903
Ph: +61 (0)438 998 300
Travel Visas to Australia. Official
Provider of online Visas for tourist, visitor and business travellers to
Australia. Guaranteed lowest price online at Only AUD$13. Fast, simple and
secure, open 24/7.
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PickingJobs
Links farms world-wide with students
looking for holiday work. This is the place to find fruit picking jobs, seasonal
farm work and other interesting outdoor vacation opportunities.
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STA Travel
Has a section on Working Holidays.
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The
Work4Travel - Frontier
Club
A site for Work and Travel Around the
World, that includes information for those whose destination is Australia.
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TNT Magazine
Find a job, get a flat, book a flight
and more.
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Visas for
Australia
WARRINGTON / CHESHIRE UK
Australia visas,
Australian tourist visas and working holiday visa specialists. Our expert team
are able to assist with all aspects of arranging your tourist, business and
Australian working holiday.
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EntryPoint Australian
Migration Services
3/45 Winton Rd (PO Box 594), JOONDALUP WA 6027
Ph: 08
9301 4350 Fax: 08 9301 4370
Migrate to Australia. You can find out your
possibilities for migration.
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Travel Tips - Visa and Working Holidays
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Some tips for those considering travelling and working overseas:
- Find out all you can about your destination. For those
travelling to Australia, AusEmade have provided and continue
to expand it's current content, as well as links to other
great informative sites out there.
- Ensure you have all the correct documents including visas
and work permits. Those intending to drive will find an
international drivers licence may also be an advantage.
- If required, ensure that you have the necessary
vaccinations. Remember, some vaccinations take time to become
fully effective.
- For those on medication, ensure you have enough to cover
your holidays, a copy of your prescription and a repeat. You
may need to confirm that taking the medication across borders
is legal.
- If you intend working whilst on holiday, check what period
the seasonal work occurs in the countries of your destination.
- Ensure you have enough money to keep you going until you
find work. Some countries require that you to have a certain
amount of money before they allow you to come on a working
holiday.
- It is advisable to travel with insurance.
- Australian travellers can visit both the
Australian
Department of Immigration and Multicultural and Indigenous
Affairs and the
DFAT
websites for further information, as well as the equivalent in
the destination country. You can also get information from
embassy representatives. The same apply for travellers from
other countries.
- When travelling to another country, check out
smartraveller.gov.au,
the DFAT travel advisories section containing general advice, country-specific
travel advice and advise against travelling to specific countries.
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