86 Visas for Young People globally

https://france-visas.gouv.fr/en_US/web/france-visas/trainee-caregiver

If you are not a national of your country of residence, please provide proof of your legal residency in this country (e.g. residence permit, etc.).

Travel document, valid for at least three months after the planned date of return.

Au pair placement agreement stamped by a competent DIRECCTE and a registration in an educational establishment and documentary evidences of the level of studies and signed by you.

Medical certificate dated less than 3 months (the certificate must be translated into French by a sworn translator if the original is in a foreign language).

You are temporarily going to stay with a family in France in order to study French.

You must sign an au pair placement agreement. This agreement must be submitted to the French authorities (DIRECCTE) by your host family.

Visa Support from approved by the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Kazakhstan.

Fillable Visa Application Form (to get the service online) must be completed properly in block letters, otherwise it won't be accepted.

One recent, colour passport sized picture of the applicant which should be attached to the marked space in the upper right-hand corner of the application form (size: 3.5x4.5cm, Full face, No smiling, Sunglasses, a hat/cap or other head covering, should be removed, unless religious belief or ethnic background. Background: White or Grey).

Passport (with at least two blank pages; it should be valid for at least three months longer than the validity of the requested visa).

Application for Residence Permit, Completed and signed.

DOCUMENTS EVIDENCING THE PURPOSE OF RESIDENCE: Credible proof that the applicant is seeking employment or launching a business in Hungary.

DOCUMENTS IN PROOF OF MEANS OF SUBSISTENCE IN HUNGARY: A statement from a Hungarian or foreign financial institution concerning the applicant’s bank account; An income certificate issued by the tax authority for the previous year; An income certificate issued by the employer; A certificate issued by the employer and/or tax authority evidencing regular income received from abroad or other reliable means.

Enclosed with the application for residence permit for the purpose of job-searching or entrepreneurship the applicant shall provide proof of having access to comprehensive health insurance services (in particular on the basis of specific other legislation on the social security system, international agreement, or under specific agreement), or that he/she has the necessary financial resources to cover the costs of such services.

Applicants of residence permit for the purpose of job-searching or entrepreneurship are required to indicate in the application form a genuine Hungarian address as a place of accommodation. For the notification no separate document is required.

During the process, the immigration authority may request further documents, apart from the mandatory enclosures, for ascertaining the relevant facts of the case, and may take further procedural steps as well. The administrative time limit shall not include the length of time between the receipt of the notice for remedying deficiencies until the time of compliance.

Applicant must be able prove that the applicant is seeking employment.

Applicant must have sufficient means of subsistence in Hungary.

Applicant must have comprehensive health insurance.

Applicant must have genuine Hungarian address as a place of accommodation.

Applicant travel document must be valid for at least 3 additional months beyond the date of expiry of the residence permit.

https://www.nyidanmark.dk/xform/formularer/au1.form.aspx

Documentation of paid fee. Attach receipt for your payment.

Copy of all pages of your passport – including all empty pages and the passport’s front and back cover.

Applicant must contact and make an agreement with a Danish family about being an au pair with them.

Applicant must be at least 18 years old, but have must not have turned 30 years old.

Applicant must not be or have been married, be or have been in a stable cohabiting relationship or have been in a civil partnership.

Applicant must not be expecting a child unless you are already staying in Denmark as an au pair and wishes to change your host family.

When SIRI assesses whether your stay as an au pair is in accordance with your life story, or whether there is a reason to assume that your purpose for applying differs from the intention behind the scheme, SIRI will look at the following:

Whether applicant have completed a youth study programme equivalent to the Danish 9th grade.

Whether applicant is able to communicate with host family and manage his/herself in Denmark. Thus, applicant must be able to speak and understand either Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, English or German on a moderate level.

Applicant reason for applying to stay as an au pair in Denmark.

Any previous residence permits or applications for residence permits in Denmark.

Any previous stays as an au pair in other western countries.

Any previous stays with host families in Denmark.

Applicant education and any vocational experience, including whether a stay as an au pair has a natural connection to applicant life, career and development so far.

The agreement between the applicant and the host family must be set by a binding au pair contract which establishes the framework for the stay as an au pair with the family.

Payment receipt (if the application has been paid for at a bank). The name of the person for whom payment is being made must be clearly stated. List the name of the applicant, his/her date of birth as a reference.

Application for a residence permit. (Please download and save on computer before filling out). In original format, carefully filled out and signed by the applicant. (It is important that the applicant states his/her place of residence in Iceland. If the address is not stated when the application is made, the applicant must notify his/her place of residence within 2 weeks from the applicant’s date of arrival in Iceland (for example when being photographed).

Original written contract between an au pair and the host family. The contract must be submitted in triplicate to the Directorate of Immigration.

Photocopy of passport. The period of validity must be at least 90 days beyond of the period of validity of the residence permit. This must include photocopies of the passport’s personal information page and the page containing the applicant’s signature.

Confirmed original of a foreign criminal record certificate. The criminal record certification must not be older than 6 months. A criminal record certificate must be submitted from all the countries where the applicant has lived for the last 5 years. (The criminal record certificate shall be issued by the highest appropriate authority in every country, i.e. the authority authorized to issue such a certificate). Note there is a requirement for apostille confirmation or double authentication.

Confirmed copy or original translation by an authorized translator of the criminal record certificate. Applies only if the foreign certificates are in other languages than English or the Nordic languages. Note there is a requirement of confirmation of translation if the translator is not an authorized translator in Iceland, i.e. apostille or double authentication.

Health Insurance: The applicant shall submit a certificate of insurance from an Icelandic insurance company or a foreign insurance company authorized to operate in Iceland. The insurance shall be valid for 6 months from the date of the applicant being registered in Registers Iceland and the coverage shall be at least IKR 2000,000.

Documents on support: The host family must prove satisfactory maintenance during the au pair’s period of stay in Iceland.

Applicant must be aged 18-25 when application is submitted.

Applicant must not intend to take up residence in Iceland.

Applicant must have entered into a contract that meets the set requirements.

Applicant will live with a family where there is at least one adult person with Icelandic citizenship or a permanent residence permit.

Applicant must have no family ties (links) with the host family.

Applicant will receive pocket money for light household chores and caring for children, however, not wages for full work in the home.

Applicant must have valid insurance with an Icelandic insurance company or a foreign insurance company authorized to operate in Iceland.

Applicant must have not served a criminal sentence abroad during the last 5 years or been sentenced by a court of law for an offense which would be punishable by more than 3 months imprisonment, according to Icelandic law.

Applicant must have a passport valid at least 90 days beyond the estimated period of validity of the residence permit.

Form DS-2019 provided by sponsors via the SEVIS system.

Visa application fee payment receipt  (those sponsored by a U.S agency are exempt from paying the fee).

You need a passport valid for at least 6 months.

You need to be between 18 to 26 years old.

You need to be graduated from at least a secondary school.

You need to pass a background and personality check.

http://www.bamf.de/EN/Migration/migration-node.html 

Valid national passport with 1 copy of your passport’s data page (A4 size copy).

Proof of minimum 30 thousand euros worth health insurance.

Proof of accommodation for your entire stay.

Document, like a bank statement, to show that you have sufficient means of subsistence.

Bundesagentur für Arbeit – permission to work in Germany, and interns are obliged to have it in order for their engagement at any organization to be legal. It is upon the institution / company where you will be engaging as an intern or trainee to obtain it for you.

Deputation / no-objection letter from your local employer or university you are studying at which confirms that the applicant is an employee / student at their organization.

Approval letter from German company / institution confirming conditions of applicant’s stay in Germany, including payment.

Proof of qualification (diploma, academic degree certificate or mark sheets).

You must have an approval letter from German company / institution confirming conditions of applicant’s stay in Germany, including payment details.

You must obtain Bundesagentur für Arbeit – which is a permission to work in Germany(depends on your organization).

https://www.migraciones.gob.pe/index.php/solicitud-de-visas-temporales-2/

Receipt of the payment of application fee.

Passport valid at least 6 months and copy.

If you apply in Peru: valid (tourist) visa at the time of application.

A letter of accreditation issued by the University or foreign educational center of higher education with an indication of the time and place where you will practice, duly legalized by the Peruvian Consulate and endorsed by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs or apostilled.

Proof of sufficient financial resources to fund your stay in Peru.

Additional documents may be required on case basis.

All documents that are in a foreign language must be translated into Spanish by a Collegiate Translator.

You must be accepted as an intern by a Peruvian company, approved by the higher education institution.

You must obtain the letter of accreditation issued by the University or foreign educational center of higher education with an indication of the time and place where you will practice.

You must have financial resources to fund your stay in Peru.

Your internship on basis of this visa should be a unpaid one.

Additional requirements might be present on case basis.

https://eforms.ind.nl/eDienstverlening/formulier/en-GB/DefaultEnvironment/scZoekjaarHoogopgeleiden.aspx

Copy of your passport (page with your identity details as well as the pages with travel stamps, do not send copies of empty pages).

Completed and signed appendix ‘Antecedents Certificate’ (form to be downloaded from www.ind.nl).

Completed and signed appendix ‘Declaration of intent to undergo a TB test’ (if applicable) (form to be downloaded from www.ind.nl).

Documents showing that you qualify for the orientation year including your course details completed in the past 3 years and the results you obtained.

For more details, refer: https://ind.nl/en/Documents/Information-orientation.year.highly.educated.persons.pdf.

Applicant must not have previously had a residence permit to look for work after study, doctoral programme or scientific research on the basis of completing the same study or doctoral programme or performing the same scientific research.

Applicant have completed an accredited bachelor’s or master’s programme or a post-master's programme of at least an academic year (a minimum of 10 months) in the Netherlands in past three years; or

Applicant have completed a master’s or post-master’s programme or have obtained a PhD at a designated educational institution abroad in past three years; or

Applicant have had a residence permit in the Netherlands for the purpose of scientific research or a residence permit for the purpose of working as a knowledge migrant to undertake scientific research in past three years; or

Applicant have obtained a master’s degree on the basis of an Erasmus Mundus Masters Course in past three years; or

Applicant have completed a study in relation to the Cultural Policy Act in past three years (for more information, see: www.ind.nl); or

Applicant have completed a study that is provided in relation to the development cooperation policy of the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs in past three years (for more information, see: www.ind.nl); or

Applicant have completed a higher education programme designated by ministerial order in past 3 years.

One colored, passport-sized photo (white background)

Passport with at least 6 months remainder validity and one blank "visa" page (original and copy)

For Case 1: Letter issued by company stating date of hire and date of resignation (original and valid within 1 month of its issuance)

For Case 2: Degree certificate (original and copy)

You need a valid passport for at least 6 months

Your main intention should be Job seeking

You can apply if you are a previous employee of a listed company on the Fortune's Global 500 companies for more than 1 year in recent 3 years

or,if you are graduate of a university listed on the Times' Higher World University Rankings (Top 200) in recent 3 years

or,if you are graduate of a Korean community college or higher in recent 3 years

1 photograph meeting the Digital Image Requirements.

Documents which prove your intent to return to your home country such as a property deed, apartment lease, or future job contract.

You need a formal invitation from the training institution.

Your employer or organization needs to demonstrate that the proposed training is not available in your native country;

You will not be placed in a position which is in the normal operation of the business and in which U.S. citizens and resident workers are regularly employed.

You will not engage in productive employment unless such employment is incidental and necessary to the training.

The training will benefit the you in pursuing a career outside the United States.

Your petitioner needs to describe the type of training and supervision to be given, and the structure of the training program.

Your petitioner needs to set the proportion of time that will be devoted to productive employment.

Your petitioner needs to show the number of hours that will be spent, respectively, in classroom instruction and in on–the–job training.

Your petitioner needs to describe the career abroad for which the training will prepare you.

If you submit documents not written in English, German, Norwegian, Swedish or Danish, you must also submit certified translations into Danish or English.

You and your host family are each required to complete the form. Both your host parents must sign the form.

You must contact and make an agreement with a family in Greenland about being an au pair with them.

The agreement between you and the host family must be set by a binding au pair contract which establishes the framework for your stay as an au pair with the family.

You must be at least 18 years old, but you must not have turned 30.

You must not be or have been married, be or have been in a stable cohabitating relationship or be or have been in a civil partnership. 

You must not be expecting a child, unless if you are already staying in Greenland as an au pair and wish to change your host family.

Official request by inviting organization and legal entity (Must include area of study, and duration of stay in Mongolia).

Original copy of documents used in visa permission application (including official request letter).

Address statement by local sum, khoroo's authority.

Copy of passport or relevant valid substitute (must be valid for a minimum of 180 days before your intended travel to Mongolia).

Other required documents include training contract, supervisor's certificate, certificate from the training department (transcript, attendance record), proof of tuition payment, etc.).

Letter of proxy is needed If someone is applying on behalf of their organization and work ID.

https://selfservice.udi.no/Templates/Public/Pages/Portal/Login.aspx?irfl=1

Passport and copy of all used pages in passport.

Signed cover letter from the Application portal (or application form).

Two new/recent passport size photos with white background.

Documentation which shows that you have somewhere to live in Norway.

Documentation that you have sufficient funds for your stay.

Documentation of your education and/or documentation of your work experience.

If you have a residence permit as a student at university college or university, student at a vocational school, or student at upper secondary school: Documentation which shows that you have completed your degree/education in Norway, or that you have taken all exams and/or handed in all assignments which are necessary to complete your degree/education in Norway.

If you have a residence permit for additional education in order for your education to be recognized in Norway: Documentation which shows that your education has been recognized in Norway, or is about to be recognized.

If you want a representative to follow up your application in UDI on your behalf: Power of attorney form.

Applicant must be a job seeker and look for employment as a skilled worker in Norway. The work cannot be as a religious leader/teacher or an ethnic cook.

Applicant must fulfill one of the following requirements.

Applicant must have a residence permit as a student at university college or university, student at a vocational school or student at upper secondary school, and apply for a residence permit as a job seeker before your permit expires. You must have completed your degree/education in Norway, or

Applicant must have a residence permit for additional education in order for your education to be recognised in Norway, and apply for a residence permit as a job seeker before your permit expires. Your education must have been recognized, or be about to be recognized, or

Applicant must have a residence permit as a researcher with own funds and apply before this permit expires, or

Applicant must have a residence permit as a skilled worker with an employer in Norway for being a researcher at a university, university college, or research institute. You must apply before this permit expires.

Applicant must have enough money to live on during the period you intend to stay in Norway. You must have at least NOK 20 248 per month, i.e. NOK 242 966 per year. This must be your own money, and must normally be in a Norwegian bank account. If you have a job offer in Norway while you are searching for a relevant skilled job, the income from this job can be included in this sum.

Applicant must have one of the following types of education/qualifications.

A completed vocational training programme of at least three years at upper secondary school level, for example as a carpenter or health worker. There must be a corresponding vocational training programme in Norway, or

A completed education or degree from a university/ university college, for example a bachelor's degree as an engineer or nurse, or

A special qualifications that applicant have obtained through long work experience, if relevant in combination with courses etc. A permit is only granted in such cases in exceptional circumstances. Your qualifications must be equivalent to those of someone who has completed vocational training.

https://www.migrationsverket.se/English/Private-individuals/Working-in-Sweden/Employed/Special-rules-for-certain-occupations-and-citizens-of-certain-countries/Au-pairs.html

Copies of the pages in your passport that show your personal information, photograph, signature, passport number, passport issuing country, the period of the passport's validity and whether you have permission to live in countries other than your country of origin. Make sure to extend your passport if it is about to expire – you cannot obtain a work permit for longer than your passport's period of validity.

A written job offer from the host family specifying the conditions of your employment as an au pair.

A certificate of admission to Swedish studies specifying the number of hours per week you will be studying.

Printed application form (in case applying in person at the Consulate).

You must show that you have a definite interest in or use for Swedish language studies.

You must have a certificate of admission to studies in Swedish.

You must have a written job offer from a family in Sweden, indicating that you will be doing light housework for no more than 25 hours per week.

You should not bring any family members with you.

Household and studies combined must not exceed 40 hours per week.

https://www.mofa.go.jp/j_info/visit/visa/index.html

Certificate of Eligibility obtained through the host organization.

Evidence regarding your activities in Japan like Leaflet, website, or related documents which certify the overview and curriculum of the host organization and explanation on why you want to learn Japanese culture.

Evidence regarding your academic/artistic background and achievement in the field of the related activities you intend to engage in Japan (as applicable).

Proof of funds showing that you can sustain the stay in Japan without pay, like bank statements, scholarships, etc.

In case of learning Japanese-oriented culture, arts, and crafts; the evidence of the professionals and experts (if applicable).

Your intended activity in Japan has to be as one of the following: Academic activities, Artisitic activities or exclusive research and learning activities related to Japanese culture; No pay involved.

You have to certify that you can afford to live in Japan without pay or have a sponsor to cover your stay in Japan.

You must obtain a certificate of Eligibility through your sponsor.

Your visa application must be sponsored by one of those schools/professionals/experts who is willing to provide the lessons/classes to you in Japan based on their specific curriculum/schedule, so you must find the school/person who can sponsor your visa application in advance.

The original of the training agreement signed by the host organization including the passport number of the applicant.

Dispatching letter including the full name of the applicant, the passport’s number, the position in the company, the duration and period of stay, the travel purpose, who will abide the travel charges and mentioning that the applicant will abide by the local law.

Proof of financial funds, if unpaid internship.

Educational certificates (if applicable).

Additional documents might be required on case basis.

You must have a valid training agreement with the host organization.

You must have sufficient funds to cover your training stay, if it is an unpaid internship.

You must be able to provide a covering letter with all your training stay.

Additional requirements might be present and will be guided to you by the host organisation.

2 new/recent passport size photos with white background.

The UDI's Contract for cultural exchange between au pair and host family, signed by yourself and your host family.

Course certificate for completed e-learning course for host families in au pair cases.

Documentation of the nationality of the host family (for example copies of their passports).

If the host family is a single-parent family, documentation of the single parent's percentage responsibility for the child.

If the host family already has an au pair, a letter from the host family where they confirm when the former au pair is moving out.

If applicant is applying from Norway, or wish to wait in Norway while your application is being processed, because you qualify as a skilled worker, documentation of your education and/or documentation of your work experience.

If applicant wishes to submit application in a country other than your home country, documentation that you have held a residence permit for the last six months in this country.

Questionnaire to be filled out by the au pair (check link).

https://www.udi.no/en/checklists-container/studies-au-pair/checklists-for-au-pair/?c=aus

Applicant must be over the age of 18 and not have turned 30.

Applicant must return to home country at the end of stay in Norway, and the circumstances in your home country must also indicate that you can return.

Applicant should know his/her and host family Rights and obligations (check link).

Official approval of the place of internship or, if approval is not issued, place of internships despription of programme of study, supervision and internship experience.

Copy of signed employment contract (unless you are an unpaid intern).

Documentation of educational background including a list of subjects.

Documentation of relevant work experience.

Place of internships description of internship tasks and plan of education.

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