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Eligible Americans can get a working holiday visa in six countries: South Korea, Australia, Ireland, New Zealand, Canada, and Singapore.

Petition Approval Before you can apply for a temporary worker visa at a U.S. Embassy or Consulate, a Petition for a Nonimmigrant Worker, Form I-129, must be filed on your behalf by a prospective employer and be approved by USCIS.

The Working Holiday visa application requires identity documents such as your passport and financial evidence that proves you have the funds to stay in Australia, usually AUD $5,000. You'll need to meet certain health and character requirements, and you may also be asked to provide a police certificate.

Briefly describe your current circumstances (e.g. are you currently working, studying, travelling etc). What program are you applying for and what city? 2. Education History: Provide brief details of your education history – from High School to your highest qualification.

Go online, create an ImmiAccount and fill out the details. You'll need a number of documents on hand to aid in the process, including: the pages of your passport showing your name, personal details and passport issue and expiry dates; and. a copy of your birth certificate showing both parents' names.

You must hold a passport from an eligible country or jurisdiction. be 18 to 30 years old (or 35 years old for some countries) apply online from outside Australia. not be accompanied by dependent children. not have previously entered Australia on a subclass 417 or 462 visa.

Technically, to enter Australia on a working holiday visa, you're required to have one of three things: A bank statement proving access to a minimum of $5,000 AUD (around USD $4,000) A booked departure flight back out of the country or enough additional funds to purchase one.

All six countries where U.S. citizens can obtain a Working Holiday Visa (Australia, Ireland, New Zealand, Singapore, Canada, and South Korea) require Working Holiday Visa applicants to either be enrolled or have completed a degree from a institution of higher education at the time of their application submission.