In order to apply for a second or third-year Australia Working Holiday Visa, you must complete a specified amount of time working in a regional role (otherwise known as farmwork). More than 80% of Australians live on the coast, however, the vast majority of farms and food production occurs in the Outback where land prices are cheaper. The Australian government designed the second (and third) year visa scheme to incentivize working holidaymakers to leave the main cities and head inland to fill seasonal labour shortages. Farm work can be a great way to save money as accommodation is often cheap (or free) and as the positions are remote, other expenses are minimal. We can give you advice on finding jobs and completing your days as part of all of our packages.