V - Seasonal agricultural worker
V - Seasonal agricultural worker
Who can apply for this visa?
This visa allows its holder to perform seasonal agricultural tasks under programs established by the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development, or by the Regional Government authorities in coordination with the agricultural sector, the Ministry of Labor, and the Ministry of Health and Social Protection. These programs will specify the estimated available quotas and the specific tasks that require labor support.
I have recently asked the Ministry of Agriculture about said programs and they told me there are no current available programs, but maybe on an specific GobernaciΓ³n they might have something available.
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What are the benefits and restrictions for this visa?
Up to one houndred and eighty days validity
This visa can be valid for up to 180 days.
No beneficiaries
This visa category doesnβt allow for beneficiaries.
Restricted work permit
This visa allows its holder only to perform the authorized activity
No time accrue towards residency
Since it is a visitor-type (V) visa, this wonβt allow you to add time in order to apply for a residency or (R) visa.
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Requirements
1. Form for temporary agricultural worker
Filling out the form for temporary agricultural worker available on the website of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. You can find this form here.
2. Letter from employer
A written communication from the employer requesting the visa and indicating the suitability and experience for the agricultural tasks referred to in the specific job opening to which the applicant is applying.
3. Medical certificate
Medical certificate issued by the health authority of the applicant's country of origin, demonstrating the psychophysical fitness to perform the tasks referred to in the specific job opening
4. A valid health insurance
The hiring company will be responsible for acquiring a health insurance policy with coverage in the national territory, covering all risks in case of accidents, illness, maternity, disability, hospitalization, death, or repatriation, for the expected duration of the workers' stay in the country.