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Working holiday visas · Ireland

Ireland working holiday visa.

11 passports can apply. See the age limit, how long you can stay, the cost and the places for each one. Last checked 7 Oct 2026.

Working Holiday Authorisation

11 passports can apply

Age when you apply
Set by passportSet by your passport.
Stay
12 months2 years for Canadians. Cannot be extended.
Cost
Set by passportSet by each embassy. Registering with immigration after you arrive costs EUR 300.
Places
Set by passportLimited. Set by your passport.
Where to apply
The Irish embassy or consulate in your country. Not from inside Ireland.

Checked 7 Oct 2026

Who can apply

Passports that can apply.

Your passport sets your age limit, how long you can stay and how many places there are.

Working Holiday Authorisation

PassportAgeStayPlacesCostNotes
Andorra18 to 3012 months25 a yearEUR 20 Source
Argentina18 to 3512 months200 a yearSee source Source
Australia18 to 3512 monthsNot publishedSee source Source
Canada18 to 352 yearsNot publishedCAD 150 Source
Chile18 to 3012 months200 a yearSee sourceMust live in Chile. Source
Hong Kong18 to 3012 months200 a yearFreeMust live in Hong Kong. Source
JapanSee source12 monthsNot publishedSee source Source
New Zealand18 to 3012 monthsNot publishedNZD 120 Source
South KoreaSee source12 monthsNot publishedSee source Source
TaiwanSee source12 months400 a yearSee source Source
United StatesSee source12 monthsNot publishedUSD 295Students and recent graduates only. Source

FAQ

Common questions.

Who can get a Ireland working holiday visa?

Citizens of 11 countries: Andorra, Argentina, Australia, Canada, Chile, Hong Kong, Japan, New Zealand, South Korea, Taiwan and United States.

What is the age limit?

The limit depends on your passport. For Andorra, Chile, Hong Kong and New Zealand, the upper limit is 30. For Argentina, Australia and Canada, the upper limit is 35.

How long can I stay?

Up to 12 months. 12 months. 2 years for Canadians. Cannot be extended.

How much does it cost?

There is no single published fee. Set by each embassy. Registering with immigration after you arrive costs EUR 300.

Sources

General information, not legal advice. Last checked 7 Oct 2026.

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