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A total of 135,000 Working Holiday Maker visa holders arrived in Australia in 2022 A total of 224,431 Working Holiday Maker visas were granted in 2022-23 From 1 July 2023, there will be 100 Work and Holiday visas allocated to Papua New Guinea On 1 July 2022, the Work and Holiday visa arrangements with both Brazil and Mongolia commenced with 500 and 100 annual visa places available respectively Australia has agreed to extend access to the Work and Holiday (subclass 462) visa to up to 1,000 Indian citizens each year (expected by Dec 2024) Top five countries for first Working Holiday visa grants in 2022-23 were: 1) United Kingdom (30,766), 2) France (21,607), 3) Ireland (17,060), 4) Japan (12,407), and 5) South Korea (11,979) Top five countries for first Work and Holiday visa grants were: 1) Indonesia (5,385), 2) United States of America (4,367), 3) China (4,091), 4) Argentina (3,737), and 5) Chile (3,176) Average working holiday maker trip spend is $10,400 per year (2019 study) 43% working holiday makers visit 3-7 locations (2019 study) 19% of working holiday makers visit more than 8 locations (2019 study) $3.2billion spend by working holiday makers for the calendar year 2019 $726 million spent in regional areas by backpackers $1.5billion contributed labour income to the Australian economy by working holiday makers 1 Australian job is created for every 10 working holiday maker visas granted 1 in 3 jobs held by working holiday makers are in Australian regions Media Enquiries: Contact Backpacker Job Board founder, Matthew Heyes, for comment