Working Holiday in Chile: Which Countries Have Agreements and All the Requirements

Ready for an adventure that combines work, trips, and unforgettable experiences? The Working Holiday program in Chile is your passport to live like a local.

If you want to gain work experience and discover a country with extreme landscapes, Chile is an excellent alternative for a Working Holiday.

From the driest desert in the world to ancient glaciers, our country has it all! But before packing your backpack, check here which countries have agreements, how to apply, and what you need to dive into the experience.

Which Countries Have a Working Holiday Agreement in Chile?

The magic of Working Holiday is possible thanks to bilateral agreements between Chile and several countries. If your flag is on the list, you can start dreaming about your stay at the end of the world.

• Germany
• Australia
• Austria
• Canada (Youth Mobility)
• Korea
• Denmark
• France
• Hungary
• Ireland
• Iceland
• Japan
• Luxembourg
• New Zealand
• Poland
• Portugal
• Czech Republic
• Sweden
• Switzerland (Internship Agreement)
• Pacific Alliance: Chile, Colombia, Mexico, and Peru

For more information, visit: Chilean Consulate – Working Holiday

Where and How to Apply for Working Holiday in Chile?

Do you already imagine yourself traveling around Chile on weekends and days off? To make that dream come true, you must apply directly on the SERMIG Digital Procedures Portal of.

Follow these steps:

1. Log in with your account.
2. Apply here: Immigration Portal – Working Holiday
3. Complete your personal details.
4. Select the residency type “International Agreements” and then choose the option “Working Holiday”.

Basic Requirements to Apply for Working Holiday in Chile

Each country may have special conditions, so don’t forget to check the agreement in detail. However, since we know you want to get to Chile, first make sure you meet the essentials:

• Be between 18 and 35 years old (depending on the agreement).
• Have a round-trip ticket or show economic means to cover it.
• Enough funds for your first months.
• Do not travel with dependent family members.
• Health and hospitalization insurance (depending on the agreement with your country).

For more information, visit: Official Requirements – Working Holiday Chile

If you have an adventurous spirit, meet the requirements, and come from one of the countries with an agreement, Chile is waiting for you with open arms. A life, nature and culture experience that you will never forget.