#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...

#busan #seoul #south korea #working holiday #working holiday visa #yo can the internet pls be nice to man I don't really care about K-pop I just want to know about the cities #😅 #i only really like heize's music if we're talking korean pop culture

[alliancevisas]

Exploring Overseas Employment: The World of Working Holiday Visas

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#working holiday visa

[gobrittpaige]

Discover step-by-step guidelines for securing your working holiday visa in Australia. Learn about eligibility criteria, required documents, application timelines, and key tips for a successful application. Explore the benefits of the working holiday visa and how it opens doors to unique cultural experiences and professional opportunities. Get insights into immigration services in Perth that can assist you throughout the visa process. Start your journey to work, travel, and explore the wonders of Australia!

#migration Agent #Working holiday visa #Visa Service #Visitor Visa #Australia Immigration #working holiday Migrate To Australia #Visit Australia #working holiday Visa Points Calculator #Immigration Agent #Tourist Visa #Tourist Visa Australia

[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.

#Age Limit for Australian Working Visa #Australia Work Visa Age Limit #Age Limit to Work in Australia #Australia Work Permit Age Limit #Age Requirement to Work in Australia #Work Visa #Work Permit #Work in Australia #Working Holiday Visa

[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.

#new zealand #travel #solo travel #christchurch #victoria square #cathedral square #street art #murals #botanic garden #working holiday #working holiday visa #south island

[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…

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#Canada #Canada immigration #iec 2023 #IEC 2023 draw #IEC 2023 Rounds of Invitation #iec canada #iec program #iec program canada #iec work permit #International Experience Canada #international experience canada 2023 #international experience canada program #Rounds of Invitation #working holiday visa #working holiday visa canada

[bhogalads]

Acquire new Canadian encounters with a Canada Work Visa from Australia

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How's living in Canada?

Both these nations have English as the essential method of correspondence. Thus, Australians have no issue living in Canada. Australians could experience issues moving to Quebec. Since the fundamental explanation is French is the primary language spoken here. Australians can get a work visa for Canada in different ways.

They can move to Canada. It's more straightforward to be a piece of this country once you have an overall living there. Living in Canada is very easy for Australians since it's a less expensive nation when contrasted with Australia. Despite the fact that Australians procure 36% more than Canadians, they additionally spend this much sum on utilities which isn't true with Canada.

Canada work visa from Australia

The Canadian work visa from Australia is 2 years. Australia to Canada work visa is given to Australians. Who are 18-year-old grown-ups yet not 36 at this point? This sort of additionally is called the working holiday visa. While you are in Australia, it may very well be winter while there are summers in Canada. Australia has different environmental zones when contrasted with Canada.

The different environment zones are Mediterranean, calm, tropical, subtropical, and desert in Australia while they are mild, mainland, semi-mainland, polar, and grassland in Canada.

The Canada work visa from Australia can permit you to work for any business and visit any spot in Canada as and when you want. When you are in Canada, this work license assists you with finding a new line of work and you can go to whatever number of meetings as could be expected under the circumstances.

A perceived association can help you in various ways as a trade-off for an ostensible expense. You can incorporate the affirmation letter you get from the assigned RO and remember it for your profile for IEC. A perceived association can direct you in various ways about how to live in Canada.

Occupations accessible with a Canada work visa from Australia

Canada has many positions for working holiday visa holders. White stream boating positions are very famous. Be that as it may, a Certification is expected to work these kinds of boats. You can get an International boating league grant which is legitimate for a very long time. Aside from that, you should likewise have a medical aid card which is important to manage emergency treatment.

On the off chance that you don't have such a certificate, you can in any case be utilized simply by helping in bringing the boat into the water and removing it from the water. Thus, when you have the IRF accreditation. You can without much of a stretch become a whitewater rating guide, trip pioneer, or educator. It relies upon your affirmation and the water. Where your test was taken.

Having a social protection number is significant. You can't get to work without it. In this way, ensure when you come to Canada that you have a ledger and can get the SIN based on it. It is not difficult to get a SIN number. At the point when you have a ledger, you can without much of a stretch go to the help Canada situated nearby where you set up. Take your visa and your work license to this spot, and get the SIN number. You will likewise be asked where you are setting up in Canada.

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#Visa #Working Visa #Working Holiday Visa #Classifications of Visa

[kokotravelers-blog]

The LUME MELBOURNE

#melbourne #australia #cafe #working holiday visa #van gogh #the lume

[helennorvilles]

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

#he’s always like ‘i wasn’t meant to see her that extra time but she performed at that tom petty bob dylan concert and got in trouble with #the government for working on a holiday visa’ like MAN i’d love that claim stop making me so jelly #god the concerts this man raves about seeing #i will never get that ever? #like pink floyd as well. others i can’t think of rn. i’m JEALOUS. #this is the problem with having the same music taste as your dad btw #my post tag

[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.

#Tokyo #Japan #Working Holiday #Visa #Japanese Visa #Youtube

[blackpearlblast]

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

#wish i could have added more but holafly is so expensive ;__; #i got a visa gift card from a family member during the holidays i should see if it works for buying esims #(i'm trying to have some money set aside for when connecting humanity figures out a good way for us to donate esims for sudan)

[sneverussape]

that one socmed post i added visa/immigration woes to got me remembering all the crap i've seen/witnessed/personally experienced throughout various points in my life just to gain entry into first world countries.

snatches of memory --

at the US embassy in the country my parents are stationed at, a lady gets YELLED AT by a consul officer for even daring to apply for a visa when she hasn't gone to any other country before.

at the same embassy (though not the same day or even year) an entire family is fervently praying the rosary while in line so their visas get approved.

still the same embassy, another applicant gets yelled at so loudly that everyone hears. "DENIED!" is announced into the microphone and it's like the smack of a guillotine. the applicant is humiliated, red-faced. he's demanding to know why. there is no answer. the guards forcefully take him away.

in the immigration line, somewhere in western europe. i'm twenty and some years. the lady asks me "where are your parents?" and i try to be polite and say "ma'am my birthday is on my passport...which is in your hands" and she looks at me like i'm dirt.

in the immigration line about to leave the land of my ancestors, the officer says, "why are you going to the US? you're too young to travel alone. where is your green card? do you have a job there? when are you coming back?"

first time traveling alone and my parents warn me SO many times - "do not make the immigration officers angry. they can send you back. they don't need an excuse. do NOT test them."

US immigration officers wanting to know how much money you've got in your pockets. they take you to a secluded little room at the airport and make you count out all the 100-dollar bills your parents had given you. you're scared to death the entire time.

they make me walk barefoot across the airports for years. they search beards, pockets, yell A VISA DOES NOT GRANT YOU ENTRY, WE WILL STILL DECIDE WHETHER YOU CAN ENTER so loudly your ears ring.

my baby sister's blanket is flung into the x-ray machine. even the babies need to get tested so they don't compromise homeland security.

it's post-9/11 but the tragedy is fresh as an open wound. i'm once more in line at new jersey. point of entry. i'm a teenager, but not cocky, especially not at airports. they separate the kids from the parents. no ma'am, they get interviewed alone. keep behind the yellow line. my parents are terrified. my sister is 7 months old and my mom keeps a death grip on her stroller. my brother is 8 and wide-eyed, the tips of his sneakers just touching the yellow line. they ask me what i'm doing in the US. i tell them it's home. my grandfather has cancer. he's in texas. he's expecting me. they say, are you telling me the truth? or did your parents tell you to say that?

mad love and respect to everyone with 'weak' passports and who have to go through these indignities every single time.

#personal #idk how to tag this #inequality #??? #immigration hell #travel hell #now you know #not to mention visa fees are EXPENSIVE #and you can get denied despite showing every bit of proof they require #proof includes tax returns bank statements hotel reservations plane tickets etc #it's insane #and the visa application itself also asks you the craziest things #'are you a terrorist?' like ????????????? #'state all your social media accounts' HAHA bruh #it's time-consuming stressful expensive guh a horrific experience overall #so really...mad props to immigrants and travelers from developing countries #the work it takes to just take a holiday is A Lot #moreso to MOVE to another country

[indexcard]

i need to spend a week in a beautiful wood-and-concrete midcentury house with a courtyard and a pond and a conversation pit and then i'll be okay

#or live there. forever. you know #everything is so stressful right now and it's like 'i need a holiday' #but i can't book the literal holiday i have planned bc it depends on when i can get a date for visa renewal #and i'm losing my fucking mind WAITING #everything is waiting waiting waiting right now #i need to shoot a roll of film so i have something good to wait for #it's the only thing that works #i would also like One Good Movie Kiss but you know. slow progress if any #blah blah blah

[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.

#my sister is a resident there and has one kid my precious nephew #I went there on a two year working holiday visa #I miss hopping on the bus and going to Takapuna beach for the afternoon #or going for my twice weekly walks on this amazing walkway near where we lived right by the ocean #I miss just being a walk away from the ocean... #the scents tho! the sea breeze and just the abundance of greenery and flowers #I'm a summer girl and besides the cooler rainy winter it was fucking perfect for someone like me who loathes the cold #winter depresses me which is why I go full out on Christmas because color and lights keeps the darkness at bay

[credasmigrations]

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[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!

#new zealand #aotearoa #christchurch #christchurch symphony orchestra #concert #hagley park #history #maori #travel #solo travel #south island #working holiday visa #working holiday