#Working Holiday Visa

[kisari-vibes]

Me: Oh wow! I was never really interested in South Korea or it's culture before! Let me search up the cities to learn more about them since it's the only country the US has a Work Holiday Visa with that doesn't speak English!

Social Media: YOU WANT TO LEARN ABOUT SOUTH KOREA?! YOU WANT TO LEARN ABOUT CITIES!!! FUCK YOU!! YOU'RE GOING TO BE A KOREABOO AND LIKE IT!!! HERE'S LIKE 50,000 PICS OF K-POP SINGERS IN THAT LOCATION!

Me: 🫠I- I literally just wanted to see pictures of Busan because I like the city's colors more than Seoul...

[gobrittpaige]

Start Your Overseas Journey with a Working Holiday Visa

Are you ready to explore the world while gaining valuable work experience? A Working Holiday Visa might be your perfect opportunity! This visa allows young adults to travel to a foreign country for an extended holiday, while also taking up short-term employment to help fund their stay. It’s an excellent way to immerse yourself in a new culture, make lifelong friends, and build your resume. Typically available to individuals aged 18-30 (or 35 in some countries), this visa offers flexibility, freedom, and the adventure of a lifetime. For personalized guidance, consult with our Migration Consultant Perth.

[tasteandtrot]

How to Find Work for Your 88 Days in Australia

In Australia on a working holiday visa and need to complete those 88 days? Check out my latest post with tips and tricks to help you secure that second year visa!

Tips for Completing the 88-Day Work Requirement in Australia When applying for a WHV (working holiday visa) in Australia, one requirement for re-application is completing 88 days of farm/regional work. This rule applies to most people, except those holding a British passport who apply for their next visa after July 1st, 2024; they are exempt from this requirement. However, for everyone else,…

[credasmigrations]

Australia Expands Working Holiday Visa Age Limit

Australia expands opportunities by extending the Working Holiday visa age limit to 35. Explore the benefits, economic impact, and practical considerations for a diverse and inclusive immigration experience.

[cllnsllvn]

First Week in Christchurch

So here's the thing - writing out day-by-day posts is incredibly time-consuming, and no one needs to know everything I am doing all the time, so we'll just start to condense it all starting now.

For the first week in Christchurch, I was staying in the Haka House Hostel in the central city. I spent the week exploring, working a bit off of the list that Laurel gave of things she enjoyed in Chch.

I spent a lot more time at Riverside Market - it was definitely one of my go-to places to eat. When I went to Riverside, I often spent time sitting and watching the river. In this area, right by the Terrace, there are always a ton of ducks and eels that interact with the people (trying to get food!).

I also spent a lot of time wandering around the Botanic Gardens. There are so many beautiful flowers, especially in December! The hydrangeas were so vibrant, and I took new photos just about every time I went. Because I went so often (and will continue to go), I can kind of see the change in the flowers as the time continues!

I popped along to Cathedral Square, which is considered to be the true central city of Christchurch. You can sort of see in the photo below that the cathedral is currently surrounded by scaffolding. Christchurch sustained a lot of damage in the 2011 earthquakes, and many buildings are still under renovation/reconstruction. I've learned that even some of the popular social areas are relatively recent additions to the city, breathing a bit of life back into the social scene post-earthquake.

Along one of those popular areas (the Terrace, as I have already mentioned), there are a series of bars and restaurants. In that area, I also enjoyed exploring and finding new coffee and pastries to try. There was one particular place called Therapy Coffee (which gave me a chuckle every time I ordered) which had incredible spinach, feta, and pepita scones. So delicious!

I also checked out Victoria Park, which is another outdoor space by the Christchurch Town Hall. It also has some beautiful statues and fountains.

Also by my hostel was the Arts Centre, which occasionally hosts some outdoor events in the courtyard (as well as traditional events inside). At this point, I was still doing my daily Christmas activities as directed by my advent chain, which I chronicled daily on Facebook/Instagram, so I haven't wasted the space here. That said, one such activity was to see a Christmas play/performance. On that day, there was meant to be an outdoor performance of an operatic adaptation of A Christmas Carol. I went to see the performance, but unfortunately, they had to make the tough decision to move it indoors (thus limiting the number of people who could attend), as the weather forecasted hail. Luckily, because so many interested people had to be turned away, they decided to do a second performance a bit later, so I decided to hang around and go to the second one! To kill time, you may have guessed it, I went to the botanic gardens! I've been listening to a lot of audiobooks, so I took a stroll to kill time before going to see the performance. It was a very cool experience, though I am not usually an opera person!

While exploring, I have also come across several of the murals that adorn many Christchurch buildings, and one of them looks just like my Bindi kitty! I also had to take a picture of the Worcester Boulevard sign for the folks back home!

I also spent the time looking for a long-term place to live. I looked at quite a few flats that I found either listed on housing groups on Facebook or listed on the popular NZ site TradeMe. Think ebay meets craigslist meets marketplace. Late in this first week, I found a place to live and will move in on Dec. 18! More on that later.

[inc-immigrationnewscanada]

First IEC 2023 Rounds Of Invitations Sent 11,490 New Invites

First IEC 2023 Rounds Of Invitations Sent 11,490 New Invites

International Experience Canada – IEC 2023 Open Pools: IEC 2023 sent 11,490 invitations in the first round of invitation to applicants for the week of January 9, 2023. 9,774 invitations were sent under the Working Holiday category of IEC. There are currently 23,425 candidates in Working Holiday pool from different countries. This article enlist the Countries with invitations issued as of…

[notyouraryang0dd3ss]

Hii the aussie anon back to show you the link!!!

https://www.tiktok.com /@jesustaylorsversion/video /7352252448838307104

(i broke it up because i wanna remain anon)

Also quick question, what country are you form?(Don't need to answer)

😭

[dontwanderoff]

a girl can’t ramble about their love of stevie nicks without their dad piping up with ‘i’ve seen her live three times 😏’ like okay man i’m jealous are you happy

[holdingcaulfields]

i have such itchy feet how have i been home 4 2 days bein like i need to plan my next trip obsessively

[marylizabetha]

Arriving in Tokyo Japan for a Working Holiday

Tokyo, Japan is the place I chose to start my working holiday since it's the most English-friendly city in Japan lol. Also, I found a Japanese course to take here for the first month. Then I'm planning on moving to either Kyoto or Osaka and getting a job.

[blackpearlblast]

the 20 day unlimited data holafly esim i donated is in use so i added another five days!

[gobrittpaige]

Your 2024 Guide to the Australian Working Holiday Visa

Are You Dreaming of a Working Holiday in Australia? A Working Holiday Visa for Australia might be your ticket! This guide covers everything you need to know, from eligibility criteria and application steps to the best cities for work and travel. Discover how to extend your visa, navigate the job market, and make the most of your Australian adventure. Whether you're planning to surf the beaches of Sydney, explore the outback, or immerse yourself in vibrant city life, this comprehensive guide will help you prepare for an unforgettable working holiday in Australia. For personalized assistance, consider consulting a Visa Consultant and start your journey today!

[thedeviousdevilxx]

Sometimes it feels like a lifetime ago I was living in New Zealand for two years, other times it feels like I was just living there only a year ago.

[credasmigrations]

Trusted Immigration and Visa Consultants in Dubai, UAE

Seeking trusted visa consultants for your migration journey? Our expert team offers guidance for various visas - Student, Skilled Migrant, Working Holiday, Study, PR, Family Visa, and more to fulfill your immigration goals. Let's navigate this journey together!

[cllnsllvn]

Māori Rock Drawings

Today, I joined a Meetup group on a walk in Waikari, 45 minutes north of Christchurch, to the Māori Rock Drawings at the Weka Pass Historic Reserve.

According to the Department of Conservation, Māori first explored the Weka Pass area about 1,000 years ago. The area was originally forested, and Māori would visit the area on their seasonal round for food gathering. Māori used the large overhanging limestone shelter as a temporary overnight camp. It was during these stays that they drew on the shelter wall, using charcoal from their fires and red ochre.

In 1929, at the direction of a museum director, some of the drawings were painted over with house paint in the name of "conservation," actually destroying the historical significance of the drawings and the site.

It was a beautiful walk, terminating with a trip across the way for coffee, drinks, and food.

Later that evening, Margaret and I attended Sparks, a free concert in Hagley Park featuring the Christchurch Symphony Orchestra, Annie Crummer, Roslen Ulaula, and Harry Burt.

The evening ended with some incredible fireworks as the CSO performed the iconic Indiana Jones soundtrack!

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Australia Visa USA

U.S. citizens are required to obtain a visa or an Electronic Travel Authority (ETA) to enter Australia. The visa requirements vary based on the purpose of the visit, such as tourism, business, or study. Common visa types for U.S. travelers include the Tourist Visa for short vacations, the Business Visa for business-related activities, and the Working Holiday Visa for those aged 18-30 who wish to work and travel in Australia for up to one year. The application process typically involves completing an online form, providing necessary documentation, and paying the visa fee. Most visas can be applied for online through the Australian Department of Home Affairs website, and travelers are advised to apply well in advance of their intended travel date to ensure timely processing. More info: https://toppicksreviews.com