australia working visa?

Question

if i have already had and used a working visa for australia and i put in an apeal for another, will they let me have another working visa?

Answer 1

Doubtful.

However, if you did 3 months... like... farmwork or something - you may be eligable for a second one.

But i'm not sure how it works...

Answer 2

No, you don't have to work at all if you don't wish to do so but you do need to do 88 days of rural type work in a regional area if you want the option of a second WHV. Don't forget that the second 12 month WHV can be applied for at any time before you turn 31 and doesn't necessarily need to be used to extend your first one to 24 months. Quite a number of people do the 'specified' work; go home at the end of 12 months; study and work for a few years for the qualifications to become eligible to emigrate here and then use the second WHV in later years to make it easier to find sponsorship for an immigrant visa. Others simply come back for another 12 month holiday a few years down the track.

Answer 3

No - you can only have one I am afraid.

*** What is a Working Holiday Visa?
A Working Holiday Visa is available to people between the ages of 18 and 30. Unfortunately, anyone over this age must have sponsorship in order to be able to work in Australia.

Australia's Working Holiday Visa allows you to supplement your travel funds while on extended holiday in Australia.

A Working Holiday Visa is ONLY GRANTED ONCE and allows a stay of up to 12 months from the date of first entry to Australia, regardless of whether or not you spend the whole time in Australia. If you wish to return to Australia to continue working after this period, you must apply for sponsorship.

**** Where Can You Apply For a Visa?
A Working Holiday Visa cannot be granted in Australia. All visa applications must be made overseas. A Working Holiday Visa can be obtained by making an application over the Internet to the Immigration Department at http://www.immi.gov.au or by lodging a written application at an overseas visa office.

Answer 4

I think you might be able to under certain conditions. Would need to check though. I had a friend from Denmark work here for 9 months on a working holiday visa. She believes she is able to return on another work/holiday visa as long as she is still under the required age restriction (31 I think). This might apply only to certain countries though.

Anyhow, check the link below and use the contact details to find out more. I was unable to find out more from my search at this stage.

Answer 5

it depends on which type of working visa it was.