Oceania
Australia
Age when applying: 18–30
From Chile
Chilean passport / Working Holiday
Working Holidays for Chileans (2026):
19 destination options.
Compare requirements, dates and costs. Explore destinations based on your age, interests and English level.
Compare these destination options and check each country’s requirements for Chilean passport holders before applying.
Choose where to start
Explore Working Holiday destinations for Chileans
19 destination options
Compare options by age and continent, then check the other requirements with each destination’s immigration authority.
Oceania
New Zealand
Age when applying: 18–35
Asia
Japan
Age when applying: 18–30
Asia
South Korea
Age when applying: 18–34
Americas
Canada
Age when applying: 18–35
Europe
France
Age when applying: From 18; through the 30th birthday
Europe
Germany
Age when applying: 18–30
Europe
Ireland
Age when applying: 18–30 · confirm the position at 30
Europe
Denmark
Age when applying: 18–30
Europe
Austria
Age when applying: 18–30
Europe
Czechia
Age when applying: 18–30
Europe
Poland
Age when applying: 18–30
Europe
Luxembourg
Age when applying: Issuer: 18–35 · confirm at 35
Europe
Hungary
Age when applying: 18–35
Europe
Iceland
Age when applying: 18–30
Europe
Portugal
Age when applying: 18–30
Americas
Mexico
Age when applying: 18–30
Americas
Colombia
Age when applying: 18–30
Americas
Peru
Age when applying: 18–30
We do not have a guide for this region yet
This selection has no candidates for that continent.
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How to plan your Working Holiday trip
Check requirements before choosing
Use your age to explore options, then review each program separately. Keep a list of passport, education, language and document questions to confirm with the official authority.
Explore options by ageBudget for the whole trip
Look beyond the visa fee. Allow for flights, insurance, your first accommodation, transport and unexpected costs. Check each program’s required funds separately.
Review funds for AustraliaPlan your language preparation
Compare the evidence you need for the visa with the skills you want to practise for your trip. If you are considering a course, ask about dates, duration and the final price before deciding.
Ask about language courses
What should I include in my budget?
Organize it in three parts. Fill in amounts once you have confirmed prices and requirements for your chosen destination.
- Before departure
- Visa application, any required documents, translations or tests, insurance and flights.
- On arrival
- Accommodation, transport, food and settling-in costs.
- A reserve and study plans
- A reserve for unexpected costs and, if you plan to study, the full course price and additional charges.
This list helps you plan; it does not replace official funds requirements or guarantee that your budget is sufficient.
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Prepare your language skills before travelling.
Through ViveCampus, you can get quotes for language courses with international-student discounts. Offers may vary by your country of origin and destination. Request a personalized quote to confirm available discounts and the final price. Booking a course does not guarantee a visa.
Before choosing your destination
Frequently asked questions
Can I apply for a Working Holiday visa in more than one country?
Check each program separately before submitting multiple applications. Review previous-visa rules, fees and the time allowed to travel after approval. Meeting one country’s requirements does not establish that you meet another’s; this guide does not confirm every possible combination.
What is the most popular Working Holiday destination for Chileans?
We have not yet verified a comparable destination ranking for Chileans, so we do not name one country as “the most popular”. Annual quotas do not measure popularity. To choose, compare requirements, budget, language and what you would like to do during your trip.
Does my English level determine which countries I can apply to?
Your form answer helps you think about preparation; it does not replace any evidence an authority may require. Check each visa’s language requirement and accepted evidence before applying.
What if no destination matches my age?
The result covers the destinations in this selection, rather than every option worldwide. You can explore a language program and separately check its admission and visa requirements. Booking a course does not guarantee a visa or permission to work.
Official sources
Before applying for a Working Holiday visa, check the destination authority’s requirements for Chilean passport holders. These links lead to official information; they do not confirm eligibility or available places.
- Australia · Home Affairs
- New Zealand · Chilean consular guidance
- Japan · Embassy of Japan in Chile
- South Korea · Working Holiday Info Center
- Canada · International Experience Canada
What should I check on the official page?
- Make sure you are reading the conditions for your nationality and the visa you want to apply for, rather than another program.
- Check age at application, documents, language, funds, costs and dates for your circumstances.
- Review work and study conditions and the time allowed to travel after approval.
For Canada, review the Chile - Working Holiday section. For South Korea, find Chile in the nationality table. Do not assume a general rule applies equally to every passport.
Governments can change visa requirements at any time. Always check the official government pages for current requirements, application dates and instructions before applying.