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Australia
Australia's Working Holiday Maker programme runs on two parallel visas in Schedule 2 to the Migration Regulations 1994: subclass 417 (Working Holiday), applied for under item 1225 of Schedule 1, and subclass 462 (Work and Holiday), applied for under item 1224A.
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Mauritius
The Young Professional Occupation Permit is Mauritius's stay-on route for foreign graduates of Mauritian institutions: it converts a student visa into a work-and-residence permit without leaving the country, and it exists precisely so that people the country has already educated can enter its labour market.
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New Zealand
New Zealand's working holiday visas are bilateral schemes: each is created by an agreement between New Zealand and a partner country, and you can only apply if you are a citizen of a country on that list.
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United Kingdom
The Youth Mobility Scheme visa is the UK Home Office's working-holiday route for young people from participating countries and territories, and for holders of certain types of British Nationality.
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