Working holidays seems to be very popular among ang mo. Even there are Malaysian who are looking for working holiday. They would prefer to go to overseas. Since our country has so many places with nice scenery. Why not have it locally????

* Additional comment: Assuming the host is providing food and accommodation in exchange for your work where ZERO payment is expected from you.

This post has been edited by Bali ais: Oct 1 2014, 11:30 AM

ni cadangan ka soalan

student visa easier

Soalan

This post has been edited by Aftermaths: Oct 1 2014, 10:39 AM

Apa tu working holiday? Work while holiday? Holiday but working?

if ppl pay u bangala wages but provide u eat and slp in merehsia u wan ah?

u know bangla ? indon ?

they are working holiday lah...

aus working one hour 30 buck , here u work rm3 pui.......

this! got even a few work and stay opportunity but no pay, some in fact you have to pay for accomodation, can accept ka? off the top of my head i can think of turtle sanctuary in redang if i'm not mistaken, have to pay for your accomodation... no wages...

msia wages rate stil low compared to price hike. locals dunwan do 1

There are plenty of prc and vietnam girl is working holiday overhere

kasi u rm3/hour pay and u still have to gaudim your own food and lodging, mau?

No la.... Got some provide food and stay. Work 4-5 hours a day. After that, you're free. If the host is good, they might even take you out to show you around. I tried a few. Not bad for me.

Don't compare those case where you work, some more have to pay the host la. That of coz is "find ppl stupid"....

if i were 19 then i would join...now too old for this sh@t

What kind of work are you offering to them?

Lots of matsallehs are already on working holiday (either legally or illegally) on the many islands on West and East Malaysia.

Do housekeeping ar... help construction ar... painting ar.... landscape ar.... But since the working holiday does not involve money, some country doesnt even require a working visa. Just tourist visa will do.

If you manage to find people who are interested to come to Malaysia to gain experience in those industry I guess. But if you're talking about those stuffs, what is stopping them from doing those stuffs back in their home country?

Those matsallehs on the islands come here to work in the watersport industry, help out in nature projects and enjoy the tropical weather, which its consider paradise to them especially those from cold countries.