Working holiday visas for Filipino citizens
Working holiday and youth mobility programs that accept Filipino citizens: New Zealand. Age limits, stay length and conditions from official sources, checked Oct 2026.
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This page is for citizens of the Philippines who are looking for working holiday visa options. The data shows one program available to you, which is with New Zealand. To be eligible, you must be aged 18 to 30. The visa allows a stay of up to 12 months.
The New Zealand working holiday visa for Filipino citizens has an application fee from NZD $770. You must also show proof of funds of at least NZD $4,200. This program was, when checked, closed for 2026. While you can work, your employment with any single employer is limited to a maximum of 3 months.
- Passport
- Philippines
- Programs found
- 1
- Lowest upper age limit
- 30
- Highest upper age limit
- 30
Programs that list Filipino citizens
| Destination | Program | Age | Stay | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| New Zealand | Working Holiday Visa, Philippines scheme | 18 to 30 | Up to 12 months | Closed for 2026 |
Country-specific conditions
New Zealand: Working Holiday Visa, Philippines scheme
- Fee: From NZD $770
- Funds: NZD $4,200
- Have a tertiary qualification, and speak and understand English.
- Up to 3 months with any one employer.
What stands out
The working holiday visa for New Zealand has specific conditions for applicants from the Philippines. Unlike many other schemes, it requires you to hold a tertiary qualification. You must also be able to speak and understand English. Another key detail is the restriction on employment: you can only work for up to 3 months with any one employer during your 12 month stay. The data shows this program is Closed for 2026.
This page covers the destinations in this directory only: Australia, New Zealand, Canada, the UK, Ireland, Japan, Germany, Hong Kong, South Korea. Singapore’s Work Holiday Programme is left out here because it depends on where your university is, not on your passport; see the Singapore sheet. A destination missing here may still run a program for your passport; check its official immigration site.
Sources
Every fact on this page comes from these official government pages:
Last checked October 21, 2026 (Oct 2026). Rules, fees and quotas can change after this date.
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