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Hopefully these success stories from Canadians in various regions of France will be helpful to you as you try to obtain an APS.

It’s impossible to see everything Canada has to offer in one go, so start planning your trip using our ultimate Canada bucket list.

Let’s answer the question once and for all so you know what to try yourself: are Montreal's viral foods worth the hype or overhyped?

We're reviewing how nerve-wracking different aspects of solo travel can be, and providing tips to overcome any fears.

Here’s everything I’ve found surprising about Montreal as a Brit abroad, and the culture shock you might experience in Montreal, Canada, too.

I recently got back from a trip to the spectacular Gros Morne National Park. Out of everywhere I’ve travelled during my working holiday, Gros Morne has fast become one of my favourite spots in Canada (just behind the Rockies). If you haven’t yet made plans to visit Gros Morne, now is the time! Here’s a […]

Why is it that when we move abroad, everything seems to be more intense, more stimulating? Can I get that same feeling back home?

A traveller's hot takes on what will make or break your WHV, from hostels, backpacking, types of work, seasons to travel in and more.

Travelling alone is not without its risks, so read our top 10 safety tips to make sure you stay safe whenever you're solo travelling.

Limited as it my be, my experience with couchsurfing has added a new dimension to my travels: encounters, exchanges, and human connections.

A summary of some of the surprising differences you might experience when moving to Canada to start your work or study permit.

A guide to what housesitting to travel for free entails, and the highs and lows of living full-time in other people’s houses

New York City is a must-see when visiting North America—the largest city in the US with a population of over 8 million.

What can really make or break an experience abroad is whether one can find a circle of friends. Here are some helpful stories and advice!

Couchsurfing is a system based on trust that allows friendly locals to host travellers for free on their couch for a few nights. Learn more.

In 2019, I traveled to New Zealand on a Working Holiday Visa. 4 years later, I am now a New Zealand resident.

Here’s how I would rate the jobs I tried during my working holiday visas based on whether I'd recommend to other backpackers or not.

There are hundreds of Big Things in Australia that you can visit on a road trip. I ranked them in terms of how iconic they are.

At 32, Kanda set off for a Working Holiday in Japan. She shares what life there has been like nearly a year later.

Why the Working Holiday Visa sparks strong reactions, from doubt to support, and what it really means to choose freedom over convention.

Canada, Australia and New Zealand are some of the most popular destinations for a WHV. This article helps you pick which WHV is best for you.

After a year living in Canada on a Working Holiday permit, here are 10 things I've learned, noticed or experienced about life here.

To help you prioritise where to spend your time in New Zealand, here are 10 places not to be missed for the ultimate bucket list trip.

Sydney or Melbourne: two of the most popular cities to settle in during an Australian WHV. We'll help you pick which city is best for you.

After 5 years living in New Zealand, I'm moving to Australia on a WHV! What are my first impressions on arrival?

New Zealand's islands are both very unique. So which do we prefer? Aiyana and Pamela share their thoughts on the North and South island.

After 1 year living in France, certain things still leave me perplexed. Come and discover them in this article!

It's already been 1 year since I left for France with a WHV. I opened up to share with you my assessment of this crazy year.

If you are (or were) a vanlifer in Australia, Canada, New Zealand, or elsewhere, these everyday things should speak to you.

When traveling, friendship seems to take on a whole new meaning. Because travel, beyond the landscapes, is above all about the people we meet.

Here’s a roundup of the 10 best and worst aspects of Canadian culture according to forum members. Leave a comment!

The Canadian winter is a worry for many expatriates before departure. You will find here a rather reassuring testimony!