Money-Making and Saving Guide for your Australia Working Holiday Visa Year

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🌏 Ultimate Money-Making and Saving Guide for your Australia Working Holiday Visa Year 🌏
Welcome to the ultimate guide for making the most of your time in Australia! From accommodation and transportation tips to job opportunities and budgeting advice, we've got you covered. Dive in to learn how to maximise your earnings and savings during your working holiday in Australia.
🏠 Accommodation Tips:
- Consider hostels or shared accommodation for affordable stays and to connect with fellow travellers.
🚌 Transportation Tips:
- Utilise Australia's extensive public transport system.
- Consider hitchhiking (safely!) in rural areas.
- Car sharing platforms:
- Carpoolworld www.carpoolworld.com/carpool_...
- CoSeats coseats.com/
- GoGet www.goget.com.au/
- Turo turo.com/au/en
🍲 Food & Dining Tips:
- Cook your own meals using local produce.
- Opt for budget-friendly restaurants, especially Asian cuisines.
- Supermarkets offer affordable ready-made meals.
💼 Work Opportunities:
- Diversify your income with multiple part-time gigs.
- Understand the seasonality of jobs in Australia.
- Fruit Picking Seasons Guide: www.australia-backpackersguid...
- Ensure you're paid fairly using the Official Australian Government Pay paycalculator.com.au/
- Calculator and Fair Work's Pay and Wages Guide www.fairwork.gov.au/pay-and-w...
- Get your White card for construction work: www.safework.nsw.gov.au/licen...
- Get your RSA for hospitality work: www.australia-backpackersguid...
🌳 Activities on a Budget:
- Explore free or discounted museums, national parks, and cultural events.
💰 Budgeting:
- Track your expenses, set financial goals, and stick to your budget.
Thank you for watching! If you found this guide helpful, don't forget to subscribe for more content. Wishing you an incredible adventure in Australia filled with savings, earnings, and unforgettable memories. Safe travels! 🌟
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30 июл 2024

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Комментарии : 10

@FS000123 3 месяца назад

Great video!

@marccarva 3 месяца назад

Thanks!

@FS000123 3 месяца назад

Que aplicação usas aí para fazer track das expenses? Eu uso spending tracker no dia a dia mas é muito básica

@marccarva 3 месяца назад

Splitwise pra dividir custos com outras pessoas mas um simples excel ou Google sheets serve!

@TheHenrique9ish 10 месяцев назад

Grande vídeo! Obrigado pelo conteúdo do teu canal, está super helpful. Vou chegar a Cairns amanhã com a minha namorada, sei que acabou de passar high season de turismo, tens alguma dica para que áreas procurar? Estou aberto a quintas e construction

@DAYSTAR-TV 10 месяцев назад

Hi, I intend coming to Australia next month. How can I link up with you

@adyk.7575 6 месяцев назад

Those videos make it seem easy to find a job and save money here in Australia. Actually it is extremely hard to find a job that allows you to save money and enjoy your stay here. Coming to OZ was one of the biggest mistake of my life.

@TrentAlexanderArnold66LFC 5 месяцев назад

Seriously? The biggest mistake ???

@zuzanna5008 10 месяцев назад

I've been in Australia for about 1,5 weeks now. So far, I need to say that looking for a job has been a nightmare. I did a lot of research before coming, and I spend so much time on this that I barely have time to enjoy the country, but I still haven't received any replies. The East Coast is packed with backpackers. It's worth mentioning that work in hostels is out of the questio. Theyy have horrendous waiting lists there. As I woman, I can also forget about all jobs requiring very heavy lifting, including construction. It's funny that people from 'worse' countries, like Poland, for example, have a different visa type that requires a uni degree. However, of course, you work in basic jobs like hospitality etc. Many employers require experience, and I'm like, 'dude, I have a diploma, I was busy with studying and then I had an office job'. It's a paradox... I would totally go to small towns because I heard that they have a lot more vacancies, but there's no accommodation there, except a few motels that are kind of expensive for a solo traveler. Well, I hope I'll find something in the end and I'll be able to enjoy my time here. But just to let people know - you might have an extremely tough time here.