New Zealanders
New Zealanders have a bit of a selection when it comes to work visas for Europe, but not as much choice as the lucky Aussies.

For all of the programs listed, visas may be obtained directly from the country's embassy, or through an agency called IEP. This company basically gets your visa for you and offers things like hostel accommodation on arrival, airport transfers, a handbook, an orientation, a phone card, mail holding and social events. They also offer assistance in getting bank accounts which, in my opinion, is the only really useful service offered. The difference in the price of the visa versus the cost of the IEP program is quite high and if you don't mind working a few things out for yourself, you should just contact the embassy for your visa and go it alone. If you're travelling for the first time though and a bit nervous, it might be worth the extra for some support. All fees and support funds are listed in New Zealand funds.

Visas at a Glance

Country	Eligibility	Visa Fee	Funds
Britain	Kiwis aged 17 - 30. No student status required. The visa is valid for 2 years.	Cost is ??? through IEP and ??? if do it yourself through the British High Commission.	$3,000
Ireland	Kiwis condary education or recent grads. The visa is valid for 1 year.	Cost is $345 with IEP and through the Irish Embassy.	$2,500
France	Kiwis 18 - 30 inclusive who have a return or onward air ticket. The visa is vald for 1 year.	Cost is ??? with IEP and 100 euros if done through the French Embassy.	$4,200