Australia is changing its visa rules so backpackers can help rebuild the country in the aftermath of bushfire devastation

Backpacker hiker traveler - Launceton, Tasmania, Australia

  • Australia is offering travelers ages 18 to 30 the chance to work in the country for a full year on a Working Holiday Maker visa to help with bushfire recovery efforts.
  • On February 17, the government extended the length of the visa from six months to 12 months.
  • Young travelers from 40 partner countries with a high school education and working passport can apply.
  • The visa extension is part of a larger initiative by Australia to boost tourism in the wake of bushfire season and coronavirus travel bans.
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