Working Holiday — Chile

It is a requirement that you are a citizen of and are habitually resident in Chile.

You must be at least 18 years but must not have turned 31 at the time you submit the application for a Working Holiday residence permit.

The primary purpose of your stay should be to holiday for an extended period of time and secondarily to work in order to supplement your travel funds.

You are allowed to participate in an educational or study programme with a duration of up to 6 months.

There is a yearly quota of 150 Working Holiday residence permits for citizens of Chile.

Residence permits will be granted on a first come, first served principle.

Normally, if you have been on a working holiday stay in Denmark before, it is not possible for you to be granted a permit for a new working holiday stay.

You must document that you have sufficient funds equal to DKK 15,000. In addition, you must have a ticket to your home country or sufficient funds to buy one equal to DKK 5,000.

You must document that you have taken out a medical insurance covering hospitalisation.

If you are granted a Working Holiday residence permit you are allowed to stay for one year in Denmark calculated from your date of entry. If your residence permit expires before your have stayed for a full year in Denmark, your can apply for an extension.

There is a yearly quota of 150 Working Holiday residence permits for citizens of Chile.

Residence permits will be granted on a first come, first served principle.

Normally, if you have been on a working holiday stay in Denmark before, it is not possible for you to be granted a permit for a new working holiday stay.