Two new nationalities for which there will be a Working Holiday Visa for Japan from 2020 are Dutch and Swedish.

For citizens of the Netherlands, it has been announced by the Dutch Embassy in Japan that the visa can be applied for from April 2020 by Dutch citizens aged 18-30 years (by the time when applying for the visa). 200 Working Holiday visas will be issued in the Netherlands per year.

For citizens of Sweden, the official date for the launch has not been published. Unofficial sources have stated March 1st, 2020 though. Most likely there will not be any limit of the total number of visas issued.

The Working Holiday Visa allows its holder to stay in Japan for one year and not only to travel around and get to know the country, but also to accept employment to be able to fund your time in Japan.

World Unite! offers Working Holiday support services in Japan.

The list of countries for which there is a Working Holiday Visa for Japan now includes Sweden, Netherlands, UK, Ireland, Germany, Austria, Australia, New Zealand, Canada, France, Denmark, Norway, Iceland, Portugal, Spain, Hungary, Poland, Slowakia, Czech Republic, Lithuania, Argentina, Chile, Korea, Taiwan and Hong Kong.

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