The government of Australia announced that from 1 July the Philippines will be eligible to apply for Australia work and holiday visa ( Subclass 462).
After these new regulations from Australian government Philippines will be able to apply for holiday and work visa, the education requirements will apply to Philippines.
Philippines age between 18-30 will be able to work in Australia for short term in Australia. This visa will not be extendable and will work for once for 12 months.
Australia Work and holiday Visa requirements for Filipinos
To apply for Australia Work and holiday Visa Philippines need qualify the educational requirements, mainly they should be a university degree holders or equivalent.
Successfully completed tow years of undergraduate study or post secondary education.
In Australia, there are approximately 320,000 Filipinos, making them one of the significant migrant communities in the country. Filipinos in Australia often work in various sectors such as healthcare (nurses and caregivers), information technology, engineering, hospitality, and education. Many also find employment in administrative and support roles.
Filipinos predominantly reside in major cities such as Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, and Perth. these urban centers offer better job opportunities and a more vibrant community life, attracting many Filipino immigrants.
The Filipino community in Australia is active in maintaining their cultural heritage, organizing various cultural events, and participating in community activities.
Filipinos around world
In the United States, there are approximately 4.2 million Filipinos, making them one of the largest Asian American communities. Filipinos in the U.S. are well-represented in various sectors, particularly in healthcare, with many working as nurses, doctors, and other medical professionals.
They are also prominent in the fields of engineering, information technology, education, and the service industry. Additionally, a significant number of Filipinos serve in the U.S. military.
The Filipino community is known for its strong family values, vibrant cultural traditions, and active participation in community organizations.
In Saudi Arabia, there are about 1.5 million Filipinos, making them one of the largest expatriate communities in the country. Many Filipinos work in sectors such as healthcare (nurses and medical staff), construction, engineering, hospitality, and domestic work. Saudi Arabia is a major destination for Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs) due to the demand for labor in these industries.
Filipinos in Saudi Arabia often face challenges related to labor rights and cultural adjustments but maintain strong community ties and support networks. They also actively participate in Filipino cultural and religious activities, fostering a sense of community and belonging despite being far from home.
