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Work and travel
in Australia
From coastal hospitality to harvest seasons and remote tourism, find the right starting point for working around Australia.
Explore opportunities ↓Seasonal job sites
SEEK Australia
Australia’s largest general job marketplace. Filter by location, casual work and contract type to find tourism, hospitality, logistics and seasonal roles.
Visit site ↗Backpacker Job Board
A traveller-focused board with farm, harvest, hostel, cleaning and hospitality roles, including many regional opportunities.
Visit site ↗Backpacker Jobs Now
A practical source for short-term and seasonal opportunities in regional areas and popular Australian tourism destinations.
Visit site ↗PickNZ
A specialist New Zealand portal for horticulture, orchards, packhouses and harvest work, with regional seasonal planning resources.
Visit site ↗SEEK New Zealand
A broad marketplace for hospitality, tourism, logistics, agriculture and longer-term roles throughout New Zealand.
Visit site ↗RSE Employers
The official Immigration New Zealand list of recognised seasonal employers. It is a verification resource rather than a conventional job board.
Visit site ↗Backpacker Job Board NZ
Casual and traveller-friendly vacancies covering farm work, hospitality, tourism, hostels and regional New Zealand.
Visit site ↗Backpacker Board
A long-running traveller community with current vacancies across agriculture, hospitality, tourism, construction and seasonal work.
Visit site ↗Popular job sites
SEEK Australia
A major Australian marketplace for year-round and seasonal work, with detailed filters for location, salary, contract type and industry.
Visit site ↗Indeed Australia
A broad Australian search covering hospitality, agriculture, logistics, retail, professional roles and other year-round employment.
Visit site ↗LinkedIn Jobs Australia
Company pages, alerts and a wide Australian search spanning professional, operational, tourism, retail and hospitality vacancies.
Visit site ↗SEEK New Zealand
A leading New Zealand marketplace for year-round and seasonal roles across tourism, hospitality, logistics, agriculture and professional sectors.
Visit site ↗Indeed New Zealand
A broad New Zealand search with location, salary, employer and job-type filters for roles beyond the strictly seasonal market.
Visit site ↗LinkedIn Jobs New Zealand
A general New Zealand job search with company profiles and alerts for professional, operational, hospitality and tourism opportunities.
Visit site ↗Jobs available now

Crop farm workers — mango farm
Manton, Northern Territory
Tou’s Garden Pty LtdWorkforce AustraliaOutdoor mango harvest work scheduled from September to late November 2026.
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Charlton grain harvest casuals
Charlton, Victoria
Programmed / PERSOLKELLYWorkforce AustraliaSeasonal grain sampling, handling, weighbridge or plant work with role-specific training.
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you take off.
Finding a job is only the first step. These travel tools will help you compare the essentials and build a safer, more realistic arrival plan.
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Flights & routes
Compare practical routes, baggage rules and arrival times before choosing the cheapest fare.
A place to land
Book a flexible first stay while you inspect staff housing or search for a longer-term room locally.
Travel insurance
Check medical cover, work-related exclusions, outdoor activities and cancellation conditions for your trip.
eSIM & mobile data
Arrange data for maps, employer calls and accommodation searches from the moment you arrive.
Local transport
Plan airport transfers, trains, buses or car hire — especially when the workplace is rural or remote.
Cards & currency
Compare exchange rates, overseas card fees and ways to receive your first salary without surprises.
Oceania practical guides
Visa & requirements
Start with the visa conditions for your passport—not with the job advert. Requirements can change and differ by nationality.
Working Holiday subclass 417 or Work and Holiday subclass 462. Eligibility, age, education and English requirements depend on the passport used.
Condition 8547 normally limits work with one employer to 6 months. Exemptions and written permission may be available in defined circumstances.
Only eligible work, industries and locations count toward a possible second or third Australian Working Holiday visa. Keep contracts, payslips and timesheets.
Working Holiday schemes are nationality-specific, normally for travellers aged 18–30, or up to 35 for selected countries, and are generally intended for temporary work.
Confirm passport validity, visa approval, entry deadline, required funds, onward travel, health requirements and insurance before booking long-term plans.