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At a glance
DestinationChile
Age18–30 inclusive
Maximum stay12 months
WorkTemporary work allowed; no job included
ApplicationOfficial destination-country authority
Programme highlights
✓ Live independently for up to one year✓ Combine travel with temporary work✓ Build language and cultural experience✓ Apply before travelling and verify the live quota
About Working Holiday Visa — Chile
A Working Holiday visa is a bilateral residence route for a long cultural stay. It allows eligible young people to travel independently and take temporary work to supplement their funds. It does not provide a job, accommodation or a language course.
Applications are submitted online through Chile’s National Migration Service. The bilateral agreement for your passport controls quotas and document details. Check the official route for your passport before booking travel because quotas, fees, document formats and appointment availability can change.
Eligibility criteria
- NationalityRoutes verified in this audit: Austria, France, Germany, Poland, Portugal
- Age18–30 inclusive when applying.
- PurposeThe main purpose is holiday and cultural discovery; temporary work may help fund the stay.
- Previous participationNormally available once under the bilateral agreement.
- DependantsYou must not be accompanied by dependent children or other dependants under the application.
- PreparationA valid passport, return travel or funds, initial savings and comprehensive insurance are required.
Important to know
Spanish is important for most local work. A job is not supplied, and work should remain secondary to the holiday purpose.
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