Germany
Working Holiday visa
- Age 18 to 30
- Stay 12 months
You can apply at any German mission or, once in Germany, at the competent foreigners authority.
Of the 13 destinations we track, a Australia passport gives access to 11 programmes: Germany, Argentina, Canada, South Korea, Denmark, Spain, Hong Kong, Ireland, Japan, Netherlands and United Kingdom. Below are the conditions of each one for your passport. In some programmes places run out as soon as applications open, so check the opening date on the official page.
Working Holiday visa
You can apply at any German mission or, once in Germany, at the competent foreigners authority.
Working Holiday visa
International Experience Canada, Working Holiday category
Working holiday visa (H-1)
Working Holiday residence permit
You must apply before turning 36. Funds of DKK 18,000 plus a return ticket or DKK 5,000. You can work for up to six months, and no more than three for the same employer.
Youth mobility programmes
The visa is issued by the consular section of the Spanish Embassy in Canberra.
Working Holiday Scheme visa
Funds of at least HKD 20,000. No more than three months with the same employer. Courses of up to three months each.
Working Holiday Authorisation
Working holiday visa
Aged 18 to 25, unless both governments agree to extend it to 30.
Working Holiday Programme or Scheme (WHP or WHS)
You do not need an MVV. You can apply online, by post or at an IND desk if you are already in the Netherlands; from abroad, no earlier than 90 days before travelling.
Youth Mobility Scheme visa
It can be extended by one more year after the first two.
Data taken from each destination's official immigration or foreign affairs website, checked on 31 October 2026. Anything the source does not publish for your passport is left off the card.
Informational only. Always verify requirements with the official embassy or consulate before you travel.