Like many other countries, New Zealand offers a working holiday visa program to allow people from different countries to go to New Zealand to work while enjoying their holiday. This article will be about how French young people can apply for a working holiday visa to New Zealand. The WHV program allow French young people to travel and explore New Zealand during a maximum duration of 12 months. During their stay they can work and study for up to six months while enjoying their holiday. The applicants who received a WHV do not have to find an employer before travelling to New Zealand.
The conditions to apply for a WHV to New Zealand:
The conditions set for the application to obtaining a working hoiliday visa to New Zealand are almost the same for all countries. If you are a French citizen, then you should fulfill the following conditions:
//- You should have a valid French passport which will still be valid, at least, 3 months after your planned date to return in France.
//- Your age should be between 18 and 30 years.
//- You can not take children with you and if you have a partner that wants to accompany, they will have to apply for their own visa.
//- You should have a round-trip ticket or sufficient money to buy one on your way back.
//- You should have a minimum of NZ$4,200 (approximately €2797,) at the time of departure to New Zealand.^
//- You should have a health insurance.
//- You should pay NZ$80 as a visa fee.
The tips to obtain a WHV to New Zealand:
The government of New Zealand didn't decide a quota to the number of working holiday visas to be delivered each year. This means that you can apply for a visa at any time of the year. You can make your visa application by mail or online. And if you want your visa application to be processed fast, then it is recommended to make an application online.
However, you should know that there is no precise processing time ofworking holiday visa application, but according the official website of New Zealand government, it takes few days for the processing of your visa application.
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