Administrations and services Australia

Visit Oz helps young backpackers and all Working Holiday Visa holders to find a job in rural Australia, the Outback, or in the tourism industry. With its packages, Visit Oz provides short training courses on arrival to integrate you quickly and administrative assistance during your stay to simplify your life. The best part? Enjoy a complete immersion alongside locals, discover farm life and get away from the tourist circuits. An unforgettable experience.

For the Peninsula access permit (approximately AU $ 232 for 1 vehicles of 5 persons for 7 days, camping included). It is prudent to apply for permits several weeks in advance.

The RACQ (Royal Automobile Club of Queensland) is an insurance company based in Brisbane.

For permission to cross Arnhem Land by road (free permit to control the number of people crossing the region).

For permission to cross Arnhem Land by road (free permit to control the number of people crossing the region).

Boomerang Australia Studies is the specialist in study in Australia, based in Sydney since 1992. Our team members will help you make your plans a reality, according to your profile and budget, and can assist you every step of the way: school selection, courses, registration procedures, visas, accommodation and on-site follow-up. They represent the most prestigious institutions and guarantee the quality of their partners throughout Australia.

The Australian press online.

The Northern Territory Government's website for all information on natural resources, environment, arts and sport (NRETA).

Everything is detailed: the price of permits, how to go, when to visit, what to see, where to sleep…

For the entire Kimberley Region. You must always learn before planning an excursion and having a recent road map. In the hinterland, attention is focused on campers because areas close to rivers become fast flood.

Information on Park Kakadu.

A very useful website, with everything, absolutely everything, on Northern Territory in French.

In particular, you will find the harvest periods according to the months of the year.

Also provides a free guide published every year, giving all necessary information for possible visas and taxes.

For those staying in Australia for a long time, don't hesitate to contact your nearest Alliance française to meet the local French or Francophone community. Australia has thirty Alliances françaises. Those in the state capitals are very active and organize numerous events. In smaller towns, it varies, but you can usually count on at least one event for July 14th, as well as the French Film Festival.

TCP Training is one of the vocational training organizations that can be of use to those on working holiday visas looking to find employment in the construction, catering and tourism sectors. They are present in Sydney, Melbourne and Perth. Some of the training courses are valid in all states (such as the White Card for construction), while others (such as the Responsible Service of Alcohol) are specific to each state (and can be extended to other states for an additional fee).

Australia Australie is a blog written entirely in French, which tourists and Working Holiday Program (WHP) travelers will find very useful. The blog covers both destination ideas, travel stories and cultural information about Australia, as well as many pages of practical advice on how to make the most of your tourist stay or expatriation. The forum isn't as active in 2023 as it once was, but you'll still find plenty of information.

For the entire Pilbara region. Find out before you project an excursion and carry a recent road map. In the hinterland, attention is focused on campers because areas close to rivers become fast flood.

The portal for gay travel throughout Asia, but also Australia.

Dentist-surgeon on the list of practitioners recommended by the Consulate general of France in Sydney.

Local library with free Wi-fi internet access.