What is a working holiday maker visa?

Answer by  LeheckaG (1826)

A "Working holiday visa" or "Working holiday maker visa" is a travel-permit allowing temporary immigration & temporary employment for the purpose of supplementing the applicant's travel-funds. They are issued by certain countries with reciprocal agreements accepting other such visas; and they often have restrictions on: the traveler's age, length of stay, type of employment, funds required while seeking employment, ...

Answer by  crystalj (196)

It is a workers permit mainly for young adults who wish to travel to the UK and work on a short term basis. Certain criterias and restrictions apply. Nations that are participants of this work permit program are the UK, Australia, Japan, Monaco, and New Zealand. The Visa is valid for two years.

Answer by  NobodysHome (385)

In immigration law, this would be an agreement between a temporary resident of a country and the country's immigration service which would permit the temporary resident to work in that country so they can afford to vacation there.