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Nur schade das das auf Englisch verschprochen ist.

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Yes! I would recommend deciding which country you want to go to before creating a membership

Hi! Go ahead to WWOOF.com and click Switzerland region! Once you create an account, you can search all opportunities and speak with the hosts of the properties!

@@idaroseco many thanks for the reply! Is it easy to find things for only the weekends ?

@@migueldz not so much. Places typically like 2 weeks or more

Hi! Sorry this took me so long to respond! I would definitely recommend doing both! If you’re looking for a career maybe do an internship that is closer to the job you want but maybe if you have some time to take two weeks or something off or maybe the following summer - i would suggest WWOOFing at some point. Do what feels most right for the path you want to follow!

Yes! You can get a bit of a glance of different places before actually signing up. To really reach out to hosts though - that’s when you need an actual account.

Hi! Yes I did. We chose to do things that were mostly free but for example one of the weekends we stayed in a hotel in Zurich and went out for a nice meal. It’s always good to make sure you have some spending money and some emergency money. The amounts will be based on your spending habits and needs! Hope this helps (:

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Hi! They do not pay you. In exchange for my work, I got free accommodation and 3 meals a day. This was a great way to explore a different region while spending minimal money !

@@idaroseco great! Thank you!

Hi Idan! I stayed in Switzerland for a month. I think that was a wonderful amount of time to really learn the flow of the place I was staying at. Over a month period you really get to see some of the progress you’ve made. A lot of farms ask for a minimum of one month but some don’t mind if you stay for shorter periods of time. I think 3-4 weeks at a place is a good amount of time to really learn new skills from your peers!

Thank you so much love! Definitely more to come very very soon (:

Ahh I’m so happy to hear this!! Go you! I literally just went through getting rid of almost everything I own. One thing I would say - I went to Switzerland with a XL suitcase with the mindset that a month is a long time so I’ll need a lot of clothes…no lol I literally wore like 1/4 of the clothes I brought, washed, and wore it again. So whatever you are left with, really look at that stuff and see if you can reduce it even more! I wish you the best of luck on your journey!!

Hi! I did not need to obtain a working visa as I stated I was a tourist. We were not paid for our work, instead we got to visit Switzerland and explore in exchange for helping out on the property. I hope this helps (:

@@idaroseco What if they ask you follow up questions after you say you are a tourist?

@@laurenb9019 You can tell them where you are staying and that you plan to stay there while exploring the area. You shouldn’t run into any problems unless you are staying over 90 days I believe.

@@idaroseco Thank you so much!

Thank you ! (:

Thank you! Miss you and the team lots!! I hope all is well Sandra 💗

Well I really miss you two as well! It was such a special time and your laughing is so nice to hear! We have snow now and the seeding process is going on for new plants, vegetables this year. So amazing to see! We are good and busy, next month there is probably a woofer coming from Argentina. Greetings and big hug to both of you! Sandra😘

Yes absolutely! It’s a great way to learn. Especially when your host is very hands on with the learning process. I knew nothing about permaculture when I started and I learned so much!! All I had to pay for was transportation. Every host will be different but when you speak with your host you can find out what’s included and don’t agree to anything until you’ve had a chance to speak with them over the phone or video chat if possible! - that’s just my recommendation because that ensures you feel comfortable with the hosts. Don’t be scared to ask whatever questions you have!! I hope this helps and good luck on your travels (:

Thank you so much! I’m so happy to be able to share my experience in hopes of helping others! I will definitely be WWOOFing again and I’ll be sure to make UK one of my stops in the future!

@@idaroseco That would be fantastic! WWOOF! WWOOF!!

Hi! It depends which program you work with! When looking for hosts make sure to speak with them beforehand to make sure they are inclusive! My stay was very inclusive and if you speak English or German they are more than happy to work with you. Their main language is German so at our stay we often helped them better their English! 1st step is reaching out!!

Hi! This place did not. We bought our own plane tickets and train tickets everything else was included!!

Glad I could help !

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Thank you!! (:

Thank you 🥹