Government proposes new working holiday opportunities for young people in South Korea and Australia

The main purpose of a working holiday is travel. Participants may, however, support themselves during their stay through temporary work. The arrangements are not intended to facilitate permanent relocation. However, participants may later choose to move to the destination country after experiencing life there. "It is great to see working holiday agreements extended to South Korea. In addition, the upper age limit for Australia will increase to 35. This will give young people more opportunities to explore the world, gain international experience and build skills through working abroad," says Minister of Employment Matias Marttinen . A residence permit granted under a working holiday arrangement may be issued only once for each partner country. Participants are not expected to change the grounds for their residence permit during their working holiday. Participants may stay in the country for up to one year. South Korea expected to attract interest among young Finns The working holiday agreement between Finland and South Korea is new. Young people have not previously been able to take part in a working holiday between the two countries. The agreement is open to people aged 18 to 35. T

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