Czechia · Working holiday
Czechia Working Holiday · Under 30
Age limit: Ages 18–30
Working Holiday visa – Chile, Peru, Israel, Japan, South Korea (age 18–30)
First checked against official sources on Change log
Key facts
Working Holiday · Under 30 is a working holiday route for Czechia. Conditions: ages 18–30. Local work: casual jobs. Checked 2026-10-11 against the official source.
- Government fees
- CZK 2,500 ≈ $110
- First stay
- 1 yr
Cost, time and long term
Government feesCZK 2,500 ≈ $110
- CZK 2,500 (≈ $110)Consular fee for Chile, Peru, Israel and South Korea; Japanese citizens apply free of charge.
Renewal1 year max, no extension
The visa lasts 1 year and cannot be extended or issued again to the same person.
Why this route may not fit
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- Can't be renewed: 1 year in total at most
- Only for passports from 5 countries
- Only for ages 18–30
What you'll need
Who can apply4
- Applicants are aged 18 to 30 inclusive at application.
- Applicants have no dependants (Japan: unless the dependants hold their own visas).
- Employment must be a secondary purpose of the stay.
- Annual quotas: Chile 200, Peru 100, Israel 200, South Korea 300; none is stated for Japan.
What you must show2
- Proof of funds for the stay is required.
- The consular fee is CZK2,500 (≈ $110) for Chile, Peru, Israel and South Korea; Japanese citizens pay no fee.
Documents2
- A return ticket or funds for one is submitted.
- Comprehensive medical insurance is submitted.
What happens at day 183
How Czechia decides tax residence and treats foreign-source income, from its tax records.
- Stay on this route
Up to 1 year in total
- Tax residence
- At least 183 days in a calendar yearStaying in the Czech Republic at least 183 days in the calendar year makes the person a tax resident.
- Foreign-source income
Worldwide income of tax residents; Czech-source income only for non-residents.
All tax rules for Czechia Tax records checked
Full official text
Working holiday long-term visa under bilateral agreements. Annual quotas: Chile 200, Peru 100, Israel 200, South Korea 300. Israel: one employer for at most 3 months, courses at most 3 months. Visa cannot be repeated for Israel, Japan and Korea. 1
What you must show and pay
- A fee of CZK 2,500 (≈ $110) · Consular fee for Chile, Peru, Israel and South Korea; Japanese citizens apply free of charge. 1
Requirements
- Applicants are aged 18 to 30 inclusive at application. 1
- Applicants have no dependants (Japan: unless the dependants hold their own visas). 1
- Employment must be a secondary purpose of the stay. 1
- Annual quotas: Chile 200, Peru 100, Israel 200, South Korea 300; none is stated for Japan. 1
- Proof of funds for the stay is required. 1
- The consular fee is CZK2,500 (≈ $110) for Chile, Peru, Israel and South Korea; Japanese citizens pay no fee. 1
- A return ticket or funds for one is submitted. 1
- Comprehensive medical insurance is submitted. 1
Stay
- 1 year; cannot be extended or issued repeatedly to the same person.
- First stay: up to 12 months, decided case by case.
- Visa validity: 12 months. Validity is the window to use the visa, not the length you may stay.
- Not renewable according to our source.
Nationality
Citizens of the partner country listed. Open to: Chile, Israel, Japan, South Korea, Peru.
Work
Free access to the labour market; work must be secondary to the holiday; Israeli citizens may work for one employer at most 3 months.
Family
No accompanying dependent persons (Japanese applicants: except persons holding their own valid visas).
Official sources
- Visa for a stay longer than 90 days for the purpose of a working holiday · Ministry of the Interior of Czechia (ipc.gov.cz) · checked 2026-10-10
Working Holiday · Under 30 and its alternatives
| Route | Money needed | Stay | Work |
|---|---|---|---|
| Working Holiday · Under 30 | – | 1 yr | Casual jobs |
| Working Holiday · Australia | – | 1 yr | Casual jobs |
| Working Holiday · Canada | – | 1 yr | Casual jobs |
| Working Holiday · New Zealand | – | 1 yr | Casual jobs |
| Working Holiday Portugal | – | 1 yr | Casual jobs |
Questions people ask
How much money do I need for the Working Holiday · Under 30?
A fee of CZK 2,500 (≈ $110). Consular fee for Chile, Peru, Israel and South Korea; Japanese citizens apply free of charge.
How long can I stay on the Working Holiday · Under 30?
1 year; cannot be extended or issued repeatedly to the same person.
Can I work on the Working Holiday · Under 30?
Casual jobs. Free access to the labour market; work must be secondary to the holiday; Israeli citizens may work for one employer at most 3 months.
Can I bring my family on the Working Holiday · Under 30?
No accompanying dependent persons (Japanese applicants: except persons holding their own valid visas).
Who can apply for the Working Holiday · Under 30?
Citizens of the partner country listed. Open to: Chile, Israel, Japan, South Korea, Peru.
How are Working Holiday · Under 30 holders taxed in Czechia?
No special regime in our records is tied to the Working Holiday · Under 30. The standard rules apply: 15% on tax base up to 36 times the average wage; 23% on the part above (2026 annual limit CZK 1,762,812, (≈ $80,800) 36 times the 2026 average wage of CZK 48,967 (≈ $2,240)). Employer advances for 2026: 15% up to CZK 146,901 (≈ $6,730) monthly base, 23% above.
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How this was checked
Checked on 2026-10-11 against 1 official source. Status: verified against the official sources.
Every figure on this page comes from the official source it links to. The record was researched against these sources, then reviewed separately, with special attention to effective dates and amendments. Where a source does not state something, the page leaves it out.
- Visa for a stay longer than 90 days for the purpose of a working holiday · Ministry of the Interior of Czechia (ipc.gov.cz) · checked 2026-10-10
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