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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...

Clément tells us about his first WHV in Australia and Canada, and his current experience in New Zealand...

What is the first job that comes to mind when you think of the Working Holiday Visa? Here are my experiences!

Your WHV year in New Zealand has just begun, here are our best tips for starting it off with peace of mind!

What are the advantages and disadvantages of these lifestyles? If these questions have already crossed your mind, then this story is for you!

In this heartfelt testimonial, a Belgian Pvtiste shares her transformative journey on a Working Holiday Visa (WHV) in New Zealand, a trip that extended to three years due to the pandemic. Initially embarking without grand expectations, she discovers a profound shift in her approach to work, embracing job flexibility and finding joy in various occupations, a stark contrast to her career-driven life in Belgium. Her experiences teach her to both push her limits and respect them, leading to a deeper self-confidence and understanding of personal boundaries. Through road trips and daily adventures, she learns the art of slowing down and savoring moments, which deepens her connection with her surroundings. The narrative beautifully captures her evolution towards living intuitively, valuing transient relationships, and ultimately, blending her life with continuous travel, emphasizing a newfound appreciation for freedom and authenticity. Curious to see how her journey unfolds? Dive into the full story to explore the profound impact of her New Zealand adventure.

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Aurélien took advantage of his WHV to get a tattoo in New Zealand. He wanted to get a Maori (moko) tattoo. He tells us about his experience.

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.

The WHV experience is part of me, it made me who I am. I wouldn’t be the woman I am today without these two trips (New Zealand and Chile).

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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”.

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My WHV experience helped me grow as a person, I have contacts in several countries as well as precious memories and I discovered a beautiful country...

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...