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2019 Botany

New South Wales · 1 of 6 official tables

Official list last changed 5 Apr 2025 · checked 19 Oct 2026
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2019

As of 19 Oct 2026, postcode 2019 (Botany, NSW) appears only in Table 6 (Natural disaster declared areas) of the Home Affairs lists. Only recovery work is listed there; farm, construction, mining and hospitality work in 2019 are not listed.

Work types listed for 2019, by visa.
Type of work417 Working Holiday462 Work and Holiday
Flood, cyclone and storm recovery (paid or volunteer) Listed Table 6: Natural disaster declared areas · work done from 1 Jan 2022 · applications lodged from 5 Apr 2025 Listed Table 6: Natural disaster declared areas · work done from 1 Jan 2022 · applications lodged from 5 Apr 2025

Not listed for either visa: Farm work, Fishing & pearling, Tree farming, Mining, Construction, Tourism & hospitality, Bushfire recovery.

✓ Listed appears in a table for that work. ! Listed appears, with date conditions.

What to know about 2019

  • Recovery work in a declared area can be paid or volunteer. For volunteer work, each day worked counts as one day.

It's the postcode where you physically work that counts, not your employer's office. How days are counted.

Nearby listed postcodes

On the lists for at least one type of work. Open one to see which.

Questions about 2019

Does farm work in Botany (2019) count for the 88 days?

No. 2019 isn't on the official list for farm work (plant and animal cultivation) on either visa, so it won't count towards your days.

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Sources

  • Tables matched for 2019 on the 417: Table 6 (Natural disaster declared areas, NSW row). From Home Affairs (417, 462) and the legal instrument, checked 19 Oct 2026.
  • How this page is made: built automatically from those tables and ABS postcode data (ASGS 2021, CC BY 4.0). How we check · Report a mistake.