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Embassy
of Japan in the UK
Information
about working holiday visas available to British residents
wishing to visit Japan.
http://www.embjapan.org.uk/visa/workhol.html
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FAQs.org
FAQs about
America's J visas.
http://www.faqs.org/faqs/us-visa-faq/part4/
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Foreign
& Commonwealth Office
Find out
if you qualify for Britain's Working Holiday Scheme by selecting
the appropriate link and country of residence.
http://visa.fco.gov.uk/
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Ministry
of Foreign Affairs
Official
source of information about the Japan Exchange and Teaching
(JET) Programme.
http://www.mofa.go.jp/j_info/visit/jet/
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Ministry
of Foreign Affairs and Trade
Find out
more about the government's Working Holiday Schemes, which
allow New Zealanders aged from 18 to 30 years, who are not
accompanied by children, to spend up to 12 months on holiday
in a number of countries abroad. Working holidaymakers are
able to undertake incidental employment during their visit
to supplement their income and broaden their contact with
people in the host country.
http://www.mfat.govt.nz/foreign/tead/wrkholiday.html
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USIT
Now
Details
of the J1 USA work and travel program.
http://www.usitnow.ie/countries/ireland/j1/j1.htm
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Work
Permit.com
Find out
more about the Working Holiday Maker visa and other options
for entering Australia.
http://www.ozvisa.com/temporary/index.htm
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