Besides studying abroad and WHV in New Zealand, what other ways can you live in Commonwealth countries for more than half a year, preferably around 1 year?

Hello, classmates, if you just want to know and feel western culture, increase your experience, broaden your horizons and improve your English, and want to stay in the Commonwealth countries for half a year, a working holiday visa should be the best choice. However, if you hold a China passport, among the Commonwealth countries that open a work holiday visa (WHV) to young people in China, only New Zealand has a quota of 1000 per year, and you need a high school diploma and IELTS 5.5 (no less than 5 for a single subject). The visa period is one year, and you can work in New Zealand (the maximum working time of the same employer is not more than three months), study (the course is not more than three months), travel and live. If we can make good use of it, we can completely achieve the purpose of the landlord. Even I have seen many students with WHV visas fall in love with New Zealand, or find ideal jobs and courses and stay in New Zealand. During this period, you can also apply for an Australian tourist visa in New Zealand and go for a walk in Australia. Although New Zealand is a small country, it is one of the major English-speaking countries and immigrant countries in the world, so it retains the British tradition, European and American trends and Asian multiculturalism, not to mention the natural scenery. Just ask how good Yao looks, haha! So this should be the first choice of the landlord.

If you want to go to other countries, you can only study abroad at present, except for the exchange program for college students in the United States. You can apply for a six-month to one-year language course and a student visa, and you can also achieve the original intention of the landlord. And the plan can't keep up with the change. Maybe the landlord likes it when he goes and wants to stay, so the student visa is more flexible and more convenient to renew and change. I wish the landlord all the best and realize his dream of going abroad as soon as possible!