IrelandYouth mobility
Explore the five recorded questions, answers and sources for this pathway.
New Zealand citizens aged 18–30.
Each of the schemes is open to applicants aged 18-30
The programme is a holiday funded through casual work, with work for up to 12 months without a work permit. The official source does not state whether study is permitted.
This document allows them to work in Ireland for up to 12 months without the need for a work permit.
Only one authorisation is granted per person (no second application). The official source does not state a quota or employer limits.
or to accept a second application from someone who has already been granted a WHA (whether or not they availed of it).
Applicants need access to at least NZ$2,500 plus a return ticket, or NZ$5,000. The official source does not state an insurance requirement.
Evidence of Funds: You must be able to show that you have personal access to at least NZ$2,500.00 (or equivalent) plus a return ticket; or NZ$5,000.00 (or equivalent);
The WHA allows the holder to work in Ireland for up to 12 months without a work permit. It must be activated within twelve months of issue or it lapses; its validity cannot be extended, and a second application from someone already granted a WHA is not accepted. The official source does not state what happens when it ends.
This document allows them to work in Ireland for up to 12 months without the need for a work permit.
The Authorisation must be activated within twelve months of issue or it will lapse.
It is not possible to extend the period of validity of the WHA, or to accept a second application from someone who has already been granted a WHA (whether or not they availed of it).
These are the answers currently recorded in the catalogue. A missing or partial answer is not an eligibility decision.
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