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The 88-day regional work requirement for Australian Working Holiday Visas (subclass 417 & 462) is complex to track manually. Orary calculates it automatically from your real hours.
To be eligible for a second-year Working Holiday Visa in Australia, you must complete 88 days of specified regional work during your first year. A third year requires an additional 88 days — 176 in total.
The detail most people miss: these are not calendar days spent at work. They are visa-accredited days calculated from the hours you work each week, using an official government formula.
Each Monday–Sunday week earns a number of visa days based on total hours worked that week:
Weeks run Monday to Sunday. Hours below 4 earn 0 visa days. Days accumulate across all your weeks of work.
Enter your weekly hours to see how many visa days you earn. Add multiple weeks to watch your progress build.
Complete 88 visa-accredited days of regional work during your first WHV year to apply for a second 12-month visa.
Complete an additional 88 days (176 total) of specified work to become eligible for a third year in Australia.
Regional and specified work categories are defined by the Australian Department of Home Affairs. Always verify current requirements at the official immi.homeaffairs.gov.au website.
Record start and end time for each shift. Orary calculates the exact hours worked.
Orary groups shifts into Monday–Sunday weeks and applies the government formula to each one.
Your total visa-accredited days update in real time. You always know exactly where you stand.
Your dashboard shows progress toward 88 and 176 days — no manual counting needed.
Orary calculates your 88-day progress automatically. Free, no credit card required.
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