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Get an extra $2K* to work and travel in regional Western Australia — a working holiday like no other!

Our thriving economy means that there are jobs for you working in tourism, hospitality or agriculture across the State.

Your Paid Escape could include working with the world’s most exhilarating marine wildlife or learning from world-class chefs. Serve Australia’s most premium wine or work with cutting-edge agricultural technology and machinery.

But it’s not all about work.

After work, disconnect from the everyday and reconnect with something unspoilt and a little wild in Western Australia — where there’s an adventure waiting for everyone.

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What are you waiting for? This is your chance to work and travel in regional WA.
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Find a tourism, hospitality or agricultural job now

Visit westernaustralia.jobs for destination information, incentives, visas and all the latest tourism and hospitality jobs in Western Australia. Job opportunities can also be found at the Seek and Gumtree links below.
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Travel and incentives up to $2,000*? Tell me more!

That’s right — you could receive over $2,000* of incentives for your Paid Escape working and travelling in regional Western Australia.

Eligible applicants will receive an accommodation allowance of $40 per night, up to a maximum of 6 weeks for international Working Holiday Makers or 12 weeks for Australians, along with a one-off allowance up to a maximum of $500 to assist with travel costs.

This is available through the WA Government’s Regional Agriculture, Tourism and Hospitality Workers Travel and Accommodation Support Scheme — see here for details and how to apply.

* For eligible applicants.

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Acknowledgement of Country

The Government of Western Australia acknowledges the traditional custodians throughout Western Australia and their continuing connection to the land, waters and community. We pay our respects to all members of the Aboriginal communities and their cultures; and to Elders both past and present.

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