Equine internships on verified Australia farms.
A specialised equine pathway within our Australia agriculture internship program — horse care, stable management, breeding operations and stud-farm workflows, on host farms vetted by KVR Global Solutions.
Everything you need for a successful equine placement.
Subclass 462 (Work and Holiday) visa guidance — ballot registration, timing strategy and full application support
Placement on verified Australia host farms specialising in equine operations
Structured stipend during your 6–12 month training period
Pre-departure orientation and on-arrival support
Dedicated advisor throughout your program duration
Exposure to horse care, stable management, breeding operations and stud-farm workflows
Built for future equine professionals.
Agriculture graduates and early-career professionals who want hands-on, paid international exposure specifically in equine operations.
- Comfortable handling horses
- Prior stable or equine exposure preferred
- Physically fit and attentive
- Interest in bloodstock and breeding
From first enquiry to your first day on the equine farm.
Eligibility Check
Document Preparation
Host Farm Matching
Visa Filing & Prep
Pre-Departure Briefing
Departure & Support
Specialised equine placements, not generic farm work.
We match candidates to equine-specific host farms so your training builds real, transferable expertise in the sub-sector you care about.
Track-Specific Matching
Placements aligned to your equine interest.
Verified Host Farms
Every farm vetted before it enters our network.
Farm-First Advisors
Guidance from people who understand agriculture.
What you need to know about the visa.
Subclass 462 (Work and Holiday Visa)
Indian citizens aged 18–30 at time of visa application
India is a ballot country — applicants must register during the annual ballot window and be randomly selected before applying
A limited number of places are available for Indian applicants each program year
Australian Department of Home Affairs via ImmiAccount
Ballot registration guidance and timing strategy, full application preparation ahead of selection, English test guidance
Frequently Asked Questions
Relevant academic background helps, and prior hands-on equine exposure strengthens your placement options — but is not always mandatory.
Program duration is typically 6–12 month, confirmed at placement stage.
No — Indian citizens must register in an annual ballot for the Subclass 462 visa and be randomly selected before applying. KVR helps you time your registration and prepares your full application in advance so you're ready the moment you're selected.
You can register again in the next program year's ballot window; our advisors help you plan around this timeline.
Yes — stipends and any deductions are shared transparently before you commit.
Most host farms provide or subsidise accommodation; this is confirmed at placement stage.
Ready to build your equine career on a Australia farm?
Start your application and get matched to a verified equine host farm by a KVR advisor.