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Argentina · Working holiday
- Minimum age
- 18 years when applying
Source for Minimum age
You must be at least 18 years but must not have turned 31 at the time you submit the application for a Working Holiday residence permit.
Danish Agency for International Recruitment and Integration — New to DenmarkSelect the same information icon to close.
- Stay
- Up to 12 months
Source for Stay
If you are granted a Working Holiday residence permit, you are allowed to stay in Denmark for one year calculated from your date of entry.
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- Selection method
- First come, first served
Source for Selection method
Please note that applications for Working Holiday for citizens of Argentina are subject to a quota. It is therefore important that you follow the correct application procedure. The applications are processed on a first-come, first-served basis, and applications will be rejected when the quota is full.
Danish Agency for International Recruitment and Integration — New to DenmarkSelect the same information icon to close.
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Chile · Working holiday
- Minimum age
- 18 years when applying
Source for Minimum age
You must be at least 18 years but must not have turned 31 at the time you submit the application for a Working Holiday residence permit.
Danish Agency for International Recruitment and Integration — New to DenmarkSelect the same information icon to close.
- Stay
- Up to 12 months
Source for Stay
If you are granted a Working Holiday residence permit you are allowed to stay for one year in Denmark calculated from your date of entry.
Danish Agency for International Recruitment and Integration — New to DenmarkSelect the same information icon to close.
- Annual quota
- 150 places
Source for Annual quota
There is a yearly quota of 150 Working Holiday residence permits for citizens of Chile. The quota begins in March and ends in February the year after.
Danish Agency for International Recruitment and Integration — New to DenmarkSelect the same information icon to close.
- Selection method
- First come, first served
Source for Selection method
Please note that applications for Working Holiday for citizens of Chile are subject to a quota. It is therefore important that you follow the correct application procedure. The applications are processed on a first-come, first-served basis, and applications will be rejected when the quota is full.
Danish Agency for International Recruitment and Integration — New to DenmarkSelect the same information icon to close.
Plan your budget
Open budget calculatorConvert the listed visa fees and add your own insurance, flight and first-month estimates. This is a planning estimate, not a price quote.
Listed visa fees · approximate conversion
A verified fee or a recent exchange rate is not available yet.
Amounts rounded up to whole currency units. Banks and payment providers may use different rates and add charges.
Questions answered by the official rules
Argentina · Working holiday: How long is the initial stay?
Up to 12 months. Verified on 2026-10-01 against Danish Agency for International Recruitment and Integration. Source for Stay Select the same information icon to close.If you are granted a Working Holiday residence permit, you are allowed to stay in Denmark for one year calculated from your date of entry.
Danish Agency for International Recruitment and Integration — New to Denmark
Argentina · Working holiday: What is the minimum age and when is it assessed?
18 years when applying. Verified on 2026-10-01 against Danish Agency for International Recruitment and Integration. Source for Minimum age Select the same information icon to close.You must be at least 18 years but must not have turned 31 at the time you submit the application for a Working Holiday residence permit.
Danish Agency for International Recruitment and Integration — New to Denmark
Chile · Working holiday: How many places are available?
150 places. Verified on 2026-10-01 against Danish Agency for International Recruitment and Integration. Source for Annual quota Select the same information icon to close.There is a yearly quota of 150 Working Holiday residence permits for citizens of Chile. The quota begins in March and ends in February the year after.
Danish Agency for International Recruitment and Integration — New to Denmark
Chile · Working holiday: How long is the initial stay?
Up to 12 months. Verified on 2026-10-01 against Danish Agency for International Recruitment and Integration. Source for Stay Select the same information icon to close.If you are granted a Working Holiday residence permit you are allowed to stay for one year in Denmark calculated from your date of entry.
Danish Agency for International Recruitment and Integration — New to Denmark
Chile · Working holiday: What is the minimum age and when is it assessed?
18 years when applying. Verified on 2026-10-01 against Danish Agency for International Recruitment and Integration. Source for Minimum age Select the same information icon to close.You must be at least 18 years but must not have turned 31 at the time you submit the application for a Working Holiday residence permit.
Danish Agency for International Recruitment and Integration — New to Denmark
Official sources
- Danish Agency for International Recruitment and Integration — New to Denmarkhttps://www.nyidanmark.dk/en-GB/You-want-to-apply/Working-Holiday/Working-Holiday-Argentina-application
- Danish Agency for International Recruitment and Integration — New to Denmarkhttps://www.nyidanmark.dk/en-GB/You-want-to-apply/Working-Holiday/Working-Holiday-Chile-application