There is increasing demand for work and holiday visas, for example by Argentinian citizens who want to emigrate. This visa, described in Cronista, “allows you to travel to a destination to work and travel around the country for six months, a year or longer.”
At the end of December 2023, the media indicated that registrations to emigrate for a year with the Working Holiday program are now open.
According to a blog from the Catholic University of La Plata in Argentina, “the permits have age limits that, for the most part, range from 18 to 30; In some cases it extends up to 35″.
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Ten countries have opened registration for the Working Holiday visa
From Au Pair they inform that the ability to process a Working Holiday visa (WHV) depends on the host country and the nationality of the applicant.
Among the countries that have opened registrations, as was known at the end of 2023, are France, Spain, Portugal, South Korea, Japan and Germany, according to Cronista.
1. Germany
To travel you must be at least 30 years old. With the Working Holiday visa you can work in Germany for “6 months.
You can apply from Argentina, Paraguay and some European countries.
When you approach the embassy of the Federal Republic of Germany, you must present the necessary documentation.
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2. Australia
With this visa you can work for a maximum of one year.
Cronista points out that the Working Holiday in Australia for Argentinians allows you to work in the country for 1 year, with the option to extend it for a further 2 years.
Knowledge of English and tertiary studies are required.
To travel you must be between 18 and 30 years old. You can apply for the visa anywhere in the world.
3. Austria
The visa allows you to live and work in Austria for a year. If you are between 18 and 30 years old, it is time to apply. Inquire about registration and bring the documentation to the Austrian embassy.
The requirements are: have at least 1,500 euros and health insurance.
4. South Korea
There are more options to emigrate if you are younger than 34 years old.
The Working Holiday visa in Seoul or any other city in South Korea allows you to live for 1 year. Argentinians can register in person at the South Korean embassy, Cronista emphasizes.
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5. Slovakia
This country offers 100 Working Holiday visa slots per year. It can be applied between 18 and 30 years old.
6. Spain
There are 500 places available every year. With this visa you can stay in that country for a maximum of twelve months to live and work.
If you are between 18 and 35 years old and are interested, please have your valid passport at hand. Make sure that the validity of your application is longer than one year.
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7. France
As a requirement, you must hold a passport issued within the last 10 years and valid for at least 3 months beyond the expected date of return.
The “Working Holiday” in France allows you to stay for a maximum of 12 months.
8. Japan
If your age is between 18 and 30 years old, please refer to the Working Holiday visa. There are 400 places available every year.
It offers the opportunity to “live in the country for 1 year, work and visit its incredible destinations.”
You must have sufficient resources to live in Japan and leave the country once your visa expires.
9. Poland
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Emigrating to Poland with this visa is possible if you are between 18 and 30 years old.
One year of work and travel is allowed. “To get the visa, you need a return ticket.”
Go to the embassy and inquire further.
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10. Portugal
If you are between 18 and 30 years old, you can go to the embassy or consulate.
There are 100 annual quotas for this visa. They will ask if you have enough resources to support yourself during the first months in that country.
At Vida Ucalp they recommend “being familiar with online pages that provide information about the Working Holiday visa and being very attentive not to miss the one opportunity given each year to obtain it.”
With information from Cronista and blog from the Catholic University of La Plata
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