Hey! Great video. I'm also watching these because no video seems to clarify what exactly counts as proof of funds, so thanks for clarifying that. I was wondering though, does the proof have to be in Australian dollars or can it be in any currency? Because when exchanging currencies, banks usually take a small percentage of fee, so if for some reason my visa would be declined, I would be paying for the money exchange for no reason.
Nice video! Great information. But as far i know, there is no problem if you have children or not, u just can’t bring them with you, no dependents applying on the visa is the requirement
How does it work with the age limits? You say in the video that if i want to stay there for 3 years i must apply when im 31/32, due to the age limit of 35. What happens if i apply at 34 (for example) and then i want to stay 3 years? I simply cannot apply for the 2nd year visa ?
Honestly I don’t know, have a look on the Department of Home Affairs website. All I know is that the age limit is 35 (for some countries). I’m not sure if you need a different visa once you turn 35
Thank you for this info! Does anyone know if you need to have the funds held for a certain amount of days or can someone transfer you the funds that day and then apply?
Thanks for all of these informations you told us😊 apart from those things, I'm gonna ask a question , well what about health requirements? Do we have to show some of proofs of our health situation ? If so what kind of things we have to proof ? Thanks a lot :)
They can request a health check if something on your application flags up. I didn’t need to do anything like this so I’m not too sure what you have to proove. Hope this helps
The gov website does still mention we need to do 3 months of specified work to become eligible for a second Working Holiday visa. However you mentioned that farm-work is no longer needed?
Congrats 🙌 I wish I could live some of my life in Aus or NZ 🦘
Do I need MOI? It's a Mode of Instruction or an English certificate
hi there, for the bank statement is there a set time for the statement to look bank on. for example, 6 months back log of statement thank you
Hey! Great video. I'm also watching these because no video seems to clarify what exactly counts as proof of funds, so thanks for clarifying that. I was wondering though, does the proof have to be in Australian dollars or can it be in any currency? Because when exchanging currencies, banks usually take a small percentage of fee, so if for some reason my visa would be declined, I would be paying for the money exchange for no reason.
It can be in either currency :)
Nice video! Great information. But as far i know, there is no problem if you have children or not, u just can’t bring them with you, no dependents applying on the visa is the requirement
Yes thank you. I probably should have been more specific with that!
How does it work with the age limits?
You say in the video that if i want to stay there for 3 years i must apply when im 31/32, due to the age limit of 35.
What happens if i apply at 34 (for example) and then i want to stay 3 years? I simply cannot apply for the 2nd year visa ?
Honestly I don’t know, have a look on the Department of Home Affairs website. All I know is that the age limit is 35 (for some countries). I’m not sure if you need a different visa once you turn 35
Thank you for this info! Does anyone know if you need to have the funds held for a certain amount of days or can someone transfer you the funds that day and then apply?
You can transfer on the same day of the application and it won’t impact anything
Thanks for all of these informations you told us😊 apart from those things, I'm gonna ask a question , well what about health requirements? Do we have to show some of proofs of our health situation ? If so what kind of things we have to proof ? Thanks a lot :)
They can request a health check if something on your application flags up. I didn’t need to do anything like this so I’m not too sure what you have to proove. Hope this helps
@@peytonhymns ohh okay thank you so much for the comment :)
The gov website does still mention we need to do 3 months of specified work to become eligible for a second Working Holiday visa. However you mentioned that farm-work is no longer needed?
Hi!
If you apply for your second year after the 1st of July 2024 (this year) you will not need to do the 88 days Farm work. Hope this helps 😊
Do you already have to a job in Australia
Thanks for the info - great video! I'm wondering if you needed to provide any medical information in your applications?
Yes you do need to declare anything medical
What about mental healt ? @peytonhymns
@@nemesi2.0 I think it did ask about mental health if I remember correctly
Do i need to make an australia bank account in order to show the proof of funds? Or can i use my regular US bank account?
Use a screenshot or statement of your normal bank account. You cant open an aus bank until a couple of weeks before moving there anyway x
Hello! I was wondering if you knew if I could proof the funds with a parents bank account or if it strictly must be my own, thanks!
Hi, the bank account has to be in the name of the person applying for the whv 🙂
@@peytonhymns thanks 😊!
You didn’t mention proof of education under documents? So do you need a diploma or transcript?
I didn’t need this applying from the Uk :)
Hi! Could you please send through a link of where it says the 88 days aren't necessary anymore for UK? I can't seem to find it. Thanks so much!
Hi. From July 2024 there isn’t a requirement to do it in first or second year 👍👍👍
What about the third ?
@@eliahanderon295 you don’t need to do any regional work after July mate👍
immi.homeaffairs.gov.au/what-we-do/whm-program/latest-news/arrangements-uk-passport-holders
Found this article on the Australian government website
Only for British citizenship?
does the requirement/application include taking exams? like the ielts?
No there’s no exams or tests involved ☺️
Do you need to get medicals done for 417 visa?
Only if they request this after you have submitted your application
@@peytonhymns did you tick no for the question regarding if you had undergone health examination?
@@diannenadong3780 i did yes, as far as I’m aware you only do the health check if you have a pre-existing medical condition