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Another new option for working holiday has been added. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced that Taiwan and the Czech Republic have completed the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding on Youth Working Holiday on the 28th. It applies to youths aged 18 to 26 (inclusive), with a maximum stay of up to one year from the date the visa is issued. Implementation is expected to begin in April 2016.
Starting in April 2016, Taiwanese youth can go to the Czech Republic for working holidays. (Image source / olieserve)
The Memorandum of Understanding on Youth Working Holiday between Taiwan and the Czech Republic will be implemented starting in April 2016. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs will announce the specific implementation date and related application procedures at that time. It is hoped that youth from both countries can apply to visit each other’s country under the principle of “holiday as the main purpose, work as a supplement,” and experience local life, customs, social trends, cultural traditions, and learn each other’s languages through tourism, short-term study, and temporary employment.
The Czech Republic is the 9th European country and the 14th in the world to sign a Youth Working Holiday Agreement (Memorandum) with Taiwan. (Image source / czechhockey)
In addition, the Czech Republic is the 9th European country and the 14th in the world to sign a Youth Working Holiday Agreement (Memorandum) with Taiwan, following Germany, the United Kingdom, Ireland, Belgium, Hungary, Slovakia, Poland, and Austria.