I want to go to a big farm in the United States or Australia, stay with the farmer, help him work, and live there

Travel conditions

Generally speaking, there are not many qualification restrictions for WWOOFing abroad. Taking Australia as an example, to be a WWOOFer in Australia, you must be over 17 years old and go to Australia. Purchasing the Australian WWOOF brochure and one-year membership on the WWOOF website, plus accident insurance, costs 55 Australian dollars per person, or 65 Australian dollars for two people, plus 5 Australian dollars for postage. The one-year membership fee in the United States is US$20, and the two-year membership fee in New Zealand is NZ$45. It must be noted that the accident insurance provided by WWOOF only pays for accidents that occur on WWOOF's farm, and the coverage is relatively extensive. For other things, a basic knowledge of the language is enough. It doesn’t matter if you have farming experience, as long as you have the ability and are willing to participate in the daily work of the farm. If you want to go, you must first mail/fax the application form (you can download it online) or apply online to join the country's WWOOF organization and become a member. After paying the membership fee, you can obtain the member ID, password and farm directory.

Based on the information you have learned, and then based on your ability, interest, and financial situation, decide the area you want to go to. Confirm with the selected farm whether the other party is willing to accept you; the work content/hours; Estimated arrival/stay time; how to meet, etc. When applying for an entry visa, you should try to apply for a "Working Holidays Visa". You also need to pay attention to details such as insurance, tetanus shots, luggage, sleeping bags, sun hats, work gloves and travel expenses. After confirming the destination country, try to choose some interesting theme farms. Not only can you learn new knowledge, but it will also make the journey more interesting.

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