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Obtaining a French social security number requires a lot of patience. But in the end, I was able to do it, and here’s how.

This post covers all the main reasons why 30-35-year-olds will benefit from taking part in a Working Holiday Visa (WHV).

Finding housing in a foreign country can be daunting, but it is essential. Here are a few tips for how to find a place to stay.

I don't think anyone ever really gets used to coming back home after travelling. Why can it be so hard to go back home?

Which WHV insurance should I choose? Here we explain why you should take out insurance and what we recommend.

Every year around 5000 young adults from around the world move to France on a Working Holiday Visa. What is it and who can get one?

Here are my favourite things about living in Paris, 9 months into my move from Vancouver. Take a read and let me know if you agree!

Would you like a WHV in France? Here is more information on the regions you will have the opportunity to explore during your trip.

The question that always comes up: what are the essentials to take with you on your PVT? Here we try to enlighten you...

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.

Loneliness, what we fear most about solo travel. Find out what this magnificent experience teaches us!

The WHV is an incredible experience! However, it can sometimes be a lonely process. Here are few tips from friends for your WHV!

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

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Is it possible to have more than one WHV? Can I renew my WHV? Can I apply for 2 WHVs at the same time? We've got the answers...

Here's a guide to flying for the first time. We hope it will help reduce your stress. Have a good trip and enjoy your WHV!

Travelling solo sounds scary at first, but it has its perks—here are advantages of a solo working holiday experience!

With insurance coverage, you will be reimbursed quickly and efficiently if you need medical care during your WHV.

If you’re about to embark on a WHV adventure, read these common challenges many travellers face and learn how to overcome them.

Technically, anyone who carries belongings in a backpack is a “backpacker.” However, not everyone embraces the lifestyle...

In my hostel, we’re connecting, bonding over the days spent living together as if we were roommates sharing a big house. Read more...

I’ve been hearing that “running away isn’t a solution” and that “it never solves anything” for over a decade. Well, I beg to differ.

Going home was also a bittersweet experience. And people kept on asking me the same question over and over again: “so, when is your next trip?”

As a solo traveller, I was the main character of my very own “Bildungsroman” and my working holiday visa experience was “the best year of my life”.

I’m looking for more freedom, for challenges, good and bad experiences... I’m looking for a way to never have to sigh, “I wish I had” or “if I had known”.

I often daydream about my year in Australia, remembering places, people, anecdotes and sounds. These memories are very emotional...