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Over 30 - your work/travel options

If you are researching a working holiday, gap year or career break overseas no doubt you will have discovered that working holiday visas are only issued to those aged between 18 and 30 years inclusive. So what do you do if you are 31 years and over? Stay home? Not likely.

Even though your working holiday/gap year options are limited they are not extinct.

Some work/travel suggestions for over 30s are: (these are fully explained in our e-book Over 30?)

 



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Over 30?

This guide has extensive information on work/travel options for over 30s. Don't sit at home because you're over 30, let our guide help you kickstart your adventure.

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  • See what other visas are available, ie. student, entrepreneurial, business, etc. many travellers apply for a student visa and study the local language.
  • Consider your heritage. If you have a parent or grandparent born in another country you might qualify for a passport for that country;
  • Undertake a course to Teach English. With a Teaching English qualification you can write your own ticket to work in most of the world's countries, particularly Eastern Europe, Asia and South America.
  • Work on a cruise liner as they prefer staff with qualifications and experience.
  • Crew a yacht. There is no upper age limit to do this. If you don't want to sail there are positions helping captains during their boat's time in dry dock, ie. cleaning the hull, painting the deck, etc. Visit;
  • Volunteer on a kibbutz. Many kibbutzes take people up to the age of 70;
  • Volunteer on a worthwhile project;
  • Be a camp counselor in the USA-they take applicants up to the age of 35 and sometimes older;
  • Sell items (duty-free) while on the road;
  • Offer your services in return for free accommodation and board or offer your services for cash, ie. if you are a hairdresser, offer to cut fellow traveller's hair at a reduced price;
  • Travel and work in your own country.

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