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I've got my Working Holiday Visa, what do I need now to start working?

I've got my Working Holiday Visa, what do I need now to start working?

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Old Mar 8th 2002, 9:06 am
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Dafunkyman
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G'Day All.

I've got my Visa, what do I need next in order to start working? Do I need a Tax
Number, if so were do I get it from? Does any body know where I can rent a cheap
apartment on a Week by Week basis in Melbourne/Sydney? All the apartments for rent
I've found ask for 3-6 months!!!

Thanks!
 
Old Mar 8th 2002, 12:06 pm
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Chris
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"DaFunkyMan" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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    > G'Day All.
    >
    > I've got my Visa, what do I need next in order to start working? Do I need a Tax
    > Number, if so were do I get it from? Does any body know where I can rent a cheap
    > apartment on a Week by Week basis in Melbourne/Sydney? All the apartments for rent
    > I've found ask for 3-6 months!!!

By the week and cheap don't usually come in the same package!

Chris

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    > Thanks!
 
Old Mar 9th 2002, 3:35 am
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Sandy Cruden
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"DaFunkyMan" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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    > G'Day All.
    >
    > I've got my Visa, what do I need next in order to start working? Do I need a Tax
    > Number, if so were do I get it from? Does any body know where I can rent a cheap
    > apartment on a Week by Week basis in Melbourne/Sydney? All the apartments for rent
    > I've found ask for 3-6 months!!!
    >
    > Thanks!

You are going to find it very difficult to get an apartment on a weekly basis. As you
have already found out, owners will at least want a 3 month term more likely 6 months
A full months rent in advance as a bond is also required. References from previous
landlords may also be needed.

Sandy
 
Old Mar 9th 2002, 9:05 am
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Bigman
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in my experience if you want to live on the cheap and you are a traveller then go
live with other travellers and you will always be able to find someone who can put
you up for a couple of weeks - the landlords i encountered didnt care who stayed for
how long as long as there were people paying rent every week and there was no trouble
then everything was ok... i know people (including myself) that lived like that all
their year in Oz.

When you're in a hostel you'll find that there are LOADS of people looking for flats
- just hook up with a few trustworthy ones and you'll be fine...

the cheapest way to live is get a bivvy and live on the beach !

the best way to live is to hunt around for a cheap place in the traveller areas
(Glebe, Bondi, Coogee, Ultimo).

good luck !

bigman

"Sandy Cruden" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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    > "DaFunkyMan" <[email protected]> wrote in message
    > news:[email protected]...
    > > G'Day All.
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    > > I've got my Visa, what do I need next in order to start working? Do I need a Tax
    > > Number, if so were do I get it from? Does any body know where I can rent a cheap
    > > apartment on a Week by Week basis in Melbourne/Sydney? All the apartments for
    > > rent I've found ask for 3-6 months!!!
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    > > Thanks!
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    > You are going to find it very difficult to get an apartment on a weekly basis. As
    > you have already found out, owners will at least want a 3
month
    > term more likely 6 months A full months rent in advance as a bond is also required.
    > References from previous landlords may also be needed.
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    > Sandy
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