Work Abroad

Your path to an incredible agricultural career overseas

Work Abroad

Working on farms in New Zealand and Australia offers far more than just employment. It's an opportunity to earn well, build real hands-on experience, and spend time in some of the most diverse and rewarding farming environments in the world. Whether you're looking to develop your skills, see more of the world, or challenge yourself in a new setting, working abroad can be a valuable next step in your agricultural career.

Farm work abroad

What Working Abroad Offers You

Earn While You Work

Competitive hourly rates and consistent hours during peak periods mean many candidates save a significant amount in a short time — particularly during busy silage and harvest seasons.

Develop Real Farming Experience

Gain exposure to large-scale, modern farming operations including machinery work, silage and harvesting crews, dairy, and general farm duties — experience that is highly regarded in the industry.

Experience a Different Lifestyle

Explore beaches, mountains, and rural landscapes in your time off. Many workers choose to travel before, during, or after their season to make the most of their time overseas.

Strong Team Environments

Work alongside people from different countries and backgrounds, forming close-knit crews. Fast-paced and focused, this environment often leads to strong working relationships and long-term friendships.

Personal & Professional Growth

Living and working overseas builds independence, adaptability, and confidence. Many candidates return home with a stronger work ethic and international experience that stands out on a CV.

See the World

New Zealand and Australia offer some of the most stunning natural environments on the planet. Working here means you're based in world-class destinations with endless things to see and do.

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How Agribridge Supports You

At Agribridge, we manage the process from start to finish. This includes securing your role with trusted contractors, providing guidance throughout the visa process, assisting with travel planning, and supporting you with key setup requirements such as tax numbers and banking. Our support continues while you are overseas to ensure everything runs smoothly.

Typical Roles Available

  • Silage and harvest crews
  • Seeding and spraying
  • Tractor and machinery operators
  • Dairy farm positions
  • General farm work

Start Your Journey

If you're ready to take the next step in your farming career, working abroad could be the right opportunity for you.

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Success Stories

Hear from those who've made the journey

Ever wondered what it’s really like working a grass season in New Zealand? In this video, we jump into the cab with one of our candidates currently working on a contracting crew, giving you a firsthand look at the day-to-day life on the job.

Candidate Requirements

Age

We accept recruits between the ages of 18–30, as you must be in this age bracket to qualify for a Working Holiday Visa in New Zealand.

Residency

Due to visa restrictions, we only accept recruits who are permanent residents of the UK, Ireland, or countries with a relevant WHV scheme.

Skills & Attributes

You'll need excellent communication skills, a strong commitment to workplaces and tasks, and a willingness to experience agriculture abroad.

Travel Costs

We don't charge any fees to recruits, however you must be able to cover your travel expenses to New Zealand and the cost of your visa application and placement deposit which is fully refunded.

CV

We will require a CV with references and details of your experience with relevant machinery. If you don't have a CV we will assist you.

Commitment

You must be able to commit to a minimum of 4-6 months with an employer. We can facilitate placement students if you have a workable timeframe.