21 Visas for Young People globally from Poland

https://www.cancilleria.gov.co/en/procedures_services/visa/v-volunteer-cooperant

Letter signed by the legal representative of the institution or company that includes following:

- Name of the institution or company, Tax ID Number (if legally incorporated in Colombia), and contact information.

- Complete identification of the foreigner as it appears in the passport.

- Foreigner's agenda, activity and duration.

- Connection to the foreigner and qualification or expertise.

- Statement of economic responsibility for the foreigner's accommodation and travel expenses.

When the institution or company that endorses the application is private and incorporated abroad, it must provide a certificate of existence and legal representation or equivalent document.

Demonstrate liquidity by presenting bank statements of the institution or company for the 6 months prior to the application.

You need a passport valid for at least 6 months.

You need to provide all the details of Volunteering activity in Colombia.

You need an invitation from an institution or company.

Submit a sworn statement correctly filled out and signed.

One (1) recent colour 3x3cm passport type photograph, with white background without lenses.

Copy of the e-ticket or itinerary of the flight.

Certificate of vaccination against yellow fever and/or other health certificate, if you visit high-risk municipalities.

Documentation demonstrating the activity that will be carried out in the territory of the Plurinational State of Bolivia and/or a letter of invitation from the organization or company with supporting documentation where appropriate.

Police record to present to foreign authorities, issued by a competent authority in the country of origin or last residence, according to current regulations.

Financial solvency accredited by current bank statements or other documentation.

Proof of payment of the visa fee (once the visa application is accepted), except those granted under agreements or state agreements.

Letter of invitation from the institution or organization that requires your presence in Bolivia.

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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).

Additional documents may be required on case basis.

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.

Certificate of migratory movement (requirement applicable only within the country).

Regular immigration status (requirement applicable only within the country).

Certificate of criminal record of the country of origin or of the places where you have resided for the last 5 years –apostilled or legalized.

Petition of the legal representative of the NGO or institution, recognized by the State in which it indicates the activities according to the corporate name.

Statutes of formation of the legal entity.

Commitment of the entity to cover the expenses of stay.

Affidavit of the beneficiary providing his services free of charge and that he will not carry out other activities in relation to dependency or autonomous.

Appointment of legal representative registered with the corresponding national entity.

Agreement, decree or official registration by means of which the government of Ecuador authorizes the operation of the organization.

You should not be considered a threat to the Ecuadorian State.

You need an invitation or contract from an sponsor in Ecuador.

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

http://www.immigration.go.tz/index.php/en/services/residence-permits

Copy of passport authenticating nationality and validity of passport (all pages).

Academic certificates and Curriculum Vitae.

Registration certificates from various bodies i.e. Teaching licence (if applicable).

Volunteer contract with volunteering job description.

Evidence of activities of NGO from relevant government institution or social welfare.

Copy of work permit from Ministry of Labour.

Any other necessary document as required by Commissioner General of Immigration.

You must obtain your work permit for this purpose before applying the resident permit.

You must have the licence for the activities (if applicable).

You must have evidences of activities of NGO from relevant government bodies.

Additional requirements may be present on case basis.

Copies of the biographical pages of your current passport or travel document (these are the pages with the holder's photo and personal details and the issue/expiry dates).

A copy of birth certificate showing both parents' names.

Two recent passport-sized photographs (45x35 mm). Print your name on the back of each photograph.

Copies of military service record or discharge papers (If you have served in armed forces).

Evidence of sufficient funds for personal support during your stay in Australia, of approximately AUD 5000.

Copies of onward travel ticket out of Australia OR sufficient funds to purchase such a ticket at the conclusion stay.

Copies of relevant educational qualifications.

You must provide evidence that you have at least functional English.

Applicant must be at least 18 but have not turned 31 years of age at the time of lodging application.

Applicant must not be accompanied by dependants.

Applicant must have enough funds for maintenance during the period of initial stay in Australia.

Applicant must have enough money to buy a return or onward travel ticket at the end of stay.

Applicant must have not previously entered Australia on a Working Holiday visa.

Applicant main intentions must be a holiday.

Applicant must have Health insurance in Australia.

Applicant will not be covered by Australia's national health scheme (Medicare) unless his/her country has a reciprocal health care agreement with Australia.

Applicant must have a letter of support from government.

Applicant must meet educational requirements.

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

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.

Documentation of that you can support yourself (only if your internship is unpaid). Documentation can be in the form of a bank statement or a copy of a scholarship certificate. It is important that the documentation is in your name. You will not meet the requirement if someone else supports you.

You have been offered a job as an intern in Greenland.

You must be able to support yourself during your stay. You are not allowed to receive public benefits. 

You must be at least 18 years old but cannot have turned 35 at the time of application.

The internship must supplement the educational program you have begun in your home country or in the country where you have been a legal resident. The internship’s purpose should not be to supplement a Greenlandic educational program. You must provide documentation of enrollment in your educational program with a list of the courses you have completed. An authorized translation of the list must be submitted along with your application.

The internship must be professionally related to your on-going educational programme.

If your education is completed, then this must have happened recently. If you have completed your education more than 18 months ago we will estimate whether there still is coherence between your completed education, your career direction and the proposed internship. Our estimation will include information about your post-educational employment.

If your internship is without pay, you must provide documentation of your ability to support yourself during the full period of your internship.

You must have an amount at your disposal corresponding to DKK 4.200 for each month you will be staying in Greenland.

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.

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 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.

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.

https://www.immigration.govt.nz/new-zealand-visas/apply-for-a-visa

Copies of valid passport (like the bio page, past visas, etc)

Copies of return tickets or proof of enough money to buy one 

Copies of proof of sufficient funds (bank statements, credit card statements, bank drafts or travellers’ cheques.)

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Debit or credit card for payment of visa fee

Applicant must have a passport valid for at least 15 months after arrival in New Zealand

Applicant must genuinely intend to holiday in New Zealand. 

Applicant must have a ticket to leave New Zealand or enough money to buy such a ticket at the end of the stay.

Applicant must have sufficient funds for maintenance in New Zealand 

Applicant must have not previously entered New Zealnad on a Working Holiday visa 

Applicant must have full medical insurance for the length of stay in New Zealand

Applicant must not be accompanied by dependents.  

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.

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.

Visa application form, completed and signed

Copies of estimated travel plan during the stay in Japan 

A note explaining the reasons why applicant wants to participate in the Working Holiday program (free format)

 A recent passport photo (4.5cm x 4.5cm, face and white background) 

 Copies of proof of sufficient means of subsistence, eg. bank statements

Character and health certificate, if applicable

Applicant must be residing in Hungary at the time of initiating the process.

Applicant must be between 18 and 30 years of age at the time of applying for the visa

Applicant must not be accompanied by dependents, unless they have their own visas and are able to afford their stay during this period of time.

Applicant must have the round trip ticket or sufficient funds to purchase such a ticket 

Applicant must have sufficient funds for maintenance during the initial period of stay in Japan

Applicant must have the intention to leave the Japan at the end of stay

Applicant must have not previously obtained a working holiday visa of Japan 

Applicant must have comprehensive health insurance in Japan

Completed & signed “ROC EMPLOYMENT-SEEKING VISA APPLICATION CHECKLIST”.

Two passport-size photos in color within 6 months.

Proof of sufficient financial resources (at least NT$100,000 or its equivalent).

Proof of health and full hospitalization insurance for the entire duration of stay in the ROC (Taiwan).

Proof of average monthly salary or remuneration over the past six months (only for applicants with work experience).

Certificate of highest education level attained and proof of employment.

You need a passport valid for atleast 6 months.

You need employment experience, with an average monthly salary or remuneration over the past six months that is not lower than the amount ,NT$47,971.

Or, You have graduated within the past year from any of the world’s top 500 universities as listed by the ROC Ministry of Education, and not yet employed.

Or, you are eligible by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs following consultations with the central competent authority.

You need sufficient financial resources (at least NT$100,000 or its equivalent).

You need valid health insurancefor the entire duration of stay in the ROC (Taiwan).

Valid passport (original) and one passport photo (3.5x4.5cm).

Return ticket (the original will be returned) or enough money to buy one (certified copy of a bank statement).

Supporting financial documentation (certified copy of a bank statement showing at least 1,000 Euro deposit).

Health insurance which remains valid throughout the stay in Korea.

Applicant must be aged between 18 and 30 years (inclusive) of age and unaccompanied by any dependent .

Applicant must hold a passport issued by the Kingdom of the Netherlands that is valid at least for the period of his/her stay in Korea for the Program.

Applicant must be going to Korea mainly for the purpose of holiday.

Applicant must be able to provide financial proof of having sufficient amounts to support himself/herself for the initial stage of his /her holiday in Korea.

Applicant must hold a return ticket or financial proof equivalent to a return airfare.

Applicant must have adequate health insurance for the duration of his/her stay in Korea.

Applicant must not have a criminal record.

Applicant must be in good health (especially free from tuberculosis).

http://www.migracion.go.cr/extranjeros/permisos.html

Application letter for a provisional visa under the special category of student, where the following data is included: i) full name and last name, ii) nationality, iii) passport number, iv) current address, v) occupation, vi) intended address whilst in Costa Rica, vii) date and place of birth, viii) fax number to receive notifications and ix) date and signature.

Criminal records certificate, duly apostilled.

Original and complete photocopy of the passport or travel document, with a validity of at least 6 months.

Certification issued by the institution in charge of the volunteer program and signed by the representative legal, where he Describe the volunteering project and indicate the work that the foreign person will do, the term of stay in the country and the detail of its financing.

Proof of economic viability to remain in the country for the intended time.

2 passport size photographs, front and recent date.

You need certification issued by the institution in charge of the volunteer program.

You need sufficient funds to cover stay period.

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.

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