Discover Australia via the Working Holiday Visa

Australia is often among the top places that people desire to visit. Travellers no longer have to just dream about visiting the beautiful country down under, but can explore their visa options with National Visas’ consultation service.

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July 24, 2009, Australia / National Visas/ -- Australia is often among the top places that people desire to visit. Travellers no longer have to just dream about visiting the beautiful country down under, but can explore their visa options with National Visas’ consultation service.

One of the popular visa options available for consultation is the Working Holiday Visa. This gives young people the opportunity to travel around Australia over a period of 12 months, with the option to take on part-time or casual employment.

Find out more information about the Working Holiday Visa by visiting the National Visas website at http://www.nationalvisas.com.au/. A free online assessment is also available in the site to help immediately determine if one is eligible for this Australian visa type.

National Visas has MARA-registered migration agents that ensure clients are dealing with well-informed individuals with vast experience in the field of Australian visa and immigration policies. National Visas agents also adhere to the Office of MARA’s code of conduct.

To get in touch with a National Visas migration agent, clients can do a phone consultation. This is available for both Australian and International residents. They can dial +61 (0) 3 8646 3148 and the consultation will be charged to a credit card. Australian residents also have the option of charging the consultation to their phone bill by calling 1900 900 010 ($2.95/minute inc GST). All phone services are provided by Infodial.

Video consultations is another good option. It allows to clients directly interact with National Visa Migration Agents through the web via their own computers. Agents are equipped with webcams and microphones so clients can see and hear them when they enter the private consultation room.