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Working holiday

Working holiday on a Chile passport

Of the 13 destinations we track, a Chile passport gives access to 8 programmes: Germany, Australia, Canada, South Korea, Denmark, Ireland, Japan and New Zealand. 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.

Australia

Work and Holiday visa (subclass 462)

  • Age 18 to 30
  • Stay 12 months
  • Fee 840 AUD
  • Funds 5,000 AUD

A tertiary qualification, or completion of or approval for the third year of university.

All requirements for Australia → Official page

Denmark

Working Holiday residence permit

  • Age 18 to 30
  • Places a year 150
  • Stay 12 months
  • Fee 3,060 DKK
  • Health insurance required

You must apply before turning 31. The quota year runs from March to February: up to 75 permits from March to August and the rest, up to 150, from September to February. You first book an appointment at VFS in Santiago. Funds of DKK 15,000 plus a return ticket or DKK 5,000, and medical insurance covering hospitalisation. If the quota is full, the fee paid to the embassy is not refunded.

All requirements for Denmark → Official page

Ireland

Working Holiday Authorisation

  • Age 18 to 30
  • Places a year 200
  • Stay 12 months

Funds of EUR 1,500 with a return ticket or EUR 3,000 without one, plus medical and accident insurance covering hospitalisation and repatriation. You must live in Chile. Places are split into two rounds of 100 a year.

All requirements for Ireland → Official page

All destinations and passports with a working holiday →

Visa-free countries for the Chile passport →

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.