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What jobs can backpackers do in Australia?
Hospitality (bars, cafes, restaurants), farm and harvest work, construction and labouring, tourism and hostels, retail, cleaning, warehouse work and au pair roles are the most common. Most are casual, so you can start quickly.
How much do working holiday jobs pay?
The national minimum wage is $26.44 an hour from 1 July 2026, and casual farm workers get at least $32.18 an hour. Casual jobs pay 25% casual loading on top of the base rate. See pay rates.
Can I work for one employer for more than 6 months?
Usually not. Working holiday makers can work up to 6 months with the same employer, with some exceptions set by Home Affairs, so check before you agree to stay longer.
Which jobs count for the second year visa?
Specified work in regional Australia: farm and plant work, fishing, forestry, mining, construction, and tourism and hospitality in northern and remote areas. See which jobs count.
How do I avoid job scams?
Never pay for a job, and never send your passport or bank login before you have met the employer. Ask for a written offer and payslips, and walk away from cash-only pay well under the award. See our job safety checklist.
Do I need an ABN to work in Australia?
Only if you work as a contractor. Most working holiday jobs are employee jobs, where your employer takes tax and pays super. See do backpackers need an ABN.