FruitPicking Australia

FruitPicking Australia is a job the many overseas backpackers do, this site is here to help backpackers to find working backpacker hostels.

When you do fruit picking work in Australia there are certain areas organised by postcode that will help you get a second working visa. This FruitPicking Australia visa offers Backpackers in Australia aged from 18 to 30 the chance to extend their visa for another twelve months once they have completed three months in the first year in an occupation such as fruit picking, in Regional Australia.

You must satisfy a number of requirements for a Second Working Holiday Visa while on your first Working Holiday visa. You will have to provide evidence of this when applying for your second year visa. Once you get your Second Working Holiday visa you do not have to do further work, that is completely upto you. I am going to list all the requirements below.

Fruit picking and Vegetables picking is not the most glamorous job and usually its seasonal work, but it can still earn the Backpacker $125 plus a day for those fun adventures you came to Australia to experience.

When you are not picking fruit there is so much to do, Australia has 50,000 km of amazing coastline, white sandy beaches which are uncrowded, unspoilt and breathtaking. You can marvel at World Heritage-listed wonders, relax at a beach backpacker retreat or just enjoy fish and chips on the Beach. However you experience our coastline, the crashing waves, the sea breeze, and surfing beaches are all part of a Backpackers lifestyle which you can escape too and won’t want to leave behind. There are so many beaches, but that’s not all, we also have the Great barrier Reef, here are two examples below what the coastline has to offer while Backpacking Australia.

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