Regional work in Tasmania
Last updated: 2026-08-31
get88 holds 170 hospitality venues across 5 Tasmania towns, each with an email address that accepts mail. Bicheno is the biggest at 43.
Big towns have more venues and more people applying to them. Small towns have fewer of both. The table is sorted by size so you can pick your end of that trade before you book the bus.
Tasmania towns by venue count
| Town | Venues | Biggest type |
|---|---|---|
| Bicheno | 43 | Hotels & resorts |
| Strahan | 42 | Hotels & resorts |
| Coles Bay | 39 | Hotels & resorts |
| Currie | 23 | Hotels & resorts |
| Queenstown | 23 | Hotels & resorts |
Also: Jobs in Hobart — what counts and what doesn't
Every count is a count of venues on the get88 list, not a census of Tasmania. Only towns get88 has finished checking are listed here.
What the list covers
Hospitality, tourism and housekeeping roles only. There is no farm, construction, mining or fishing work on it. The setup is on the how it works page, and which postcodes and which work count is in the specified work guide.
88 days in Tasmania, answered
Does Tasmania count for the 88 days?
Yes, with a split. All of Tasmania counts as regional Australia, so paid farm work, fishing, tree work, construction and mining count for the 417 anywhere in the state — Hobart included. Hospitality and tourism work only counts in the listed postcodes: 7215 on the east coast (Bicheno, Coles Bay, Swansea) and the remote west coast and King Island. (checked 15 August 2026)
get88 is a job-application tool, not migration advice. Whether any role counts toward your visa is decided by the Department of Home Affairs — check the official specified-work pages for the 417 and 462 visas directly.
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