Brazil work visas for young New Zealanders
by Amy Stokes - September 9, 2010
New Zealand, 9th September: Young Kiwis will now get an opportunity to live and work in Brazil for one year following the new New-Zealand Brazil working holiday scheme.
This was announced by Murray McCully, New Zealand Foreign Minister.
As per the latest agreement signed between the two nations, a total of 300 people will be allowed to travel, study, work and live in Brazil for a period of one year. Similarly, the same agreement will enable 300 young people from Brazil to study, travel, live and work in the New Zealand for a maximum period of one year.
The agreement comes into effect from 1st September 2010 onwards and is a rare opportunity for people aged 18-30 years.
Receiving the offer of New Zealand working holiday visas or Brazil working holiday visas will enable young people of Brazil developing more about New Zealand; while on the other hand, the young Kiwis will get to know about cultures and ways of life of Brazilians.
Hence, youth of both these nations to get a live experience of living and a chance to understand the cultures of each other’s nation.
The agreement between both these nations will bring a positive effect resulting in significant improvements in the relations of two countries at cultural, political and commercial levels, added McCully.
The scheme is expected to get a huge response from the youth in New Zealand as well as Brazil.
Mr. McCully will be the leader for delegations of media, MPs, NGOs and several others on a visit to the Solomon Islands, the Kiribati and Samoa under the Pacific Mission.
The Pacific Mission of the current year is going to provide a rare chance for different envoys of New Zealand to help them meet growth challenges and devise the ways to help New Zealand restructure its cooperation towards others.
So, what are you waiting for? Just don’t miss on this opportunity to work and travel to New Zealand or Brazil by grabbing a New Zealand working holiday visa now if you are living in Brazil or New Zealand and are young looking for exploring the world.
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