List of agreements concluded on Working Holiday Scheme

INFORMATION NOTE

List of agreements on the Working Holiday Scheme for tourists

New Zealand      Act LIV of 2012 on the Proclamation of the Agreement on the Working Holiday Scheme for tourists between the Government of Hungary and the Government of New Zealand

South Korea       Act LXIV of 2013 on the proclamation of the agreement on the working holiday scheme for tourists between the government of Hungary and the government of the Republic of Korea

Taiwan                 Act LIII of 2014 on the proclamation of the agreement on the working holiday scheme for tourists between the hungarian trade office in Taipei and Taipei representative office in Hungary

Australia             Act XCVIII of 2016 on the Proclamation of the Memorandum of Understanding on the Working Holiday Scheme for tourists between the Government of Hungary and the Government of Australia

Japan                   Act XXXIV of 2017 on the Proclamation of the Agreement on the Working Holiday Scheme for tourists between the Government of Hungary and the Government of Japan

Chile                    Act LXXXI of 2017 on the Proclamation of the Agreement on the Working Holiday Scheme for tourists between Hungary and the Republic of Chile

Hong Kong         Act XXIII of 2018 on the Proclamation of the Agreement on the Working Holiday Scheme for tourists between the Government of Hungary and the Government of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region of the People’s Republic of China

Argentina           Act V of 2019 on the Proclamation of the Agreement on the Working Holiday Scheme for tourists between Hungary and the Argentine Republic

Ecuador              Act LXVI of 2023 on the Proclamation of the Agreement between Hungary and the Republic of Ecuador on a Working Holiday Programme

Colombia            Act I of 2025 on the Proclamation of the Agreement between Hungary and the Republic of Colombia on a Working Holiday Programme

Please note that the maximum number of temporary residence permits that can be issued per a year may not exceed the quota set in the international agreement. If the quota set by legislation is exhausted, the application for a residence permit will be rejected.