I'm taking two gap years (possibly two and a half) and aside from working full time and getting my grades up in order to get into law school, this is what I plan doing in my last months before enrolling into university. Hopefully that dream and wish of mine will be fullfilled!
LewseeAhh I did find two opportunities but decided not to volunteer because I don't want commit to 25 hours at the moment. One even reached out to me first
Girl you are genial! Just discovered your channel because of your video about how to edit yt vid (the one that has nearly 100k views) y me encanta tu personalidad! I’m gonna have a look to your channel in this quarantine time ^_^!!! Besos y abrazos desde Londres de un Cabin Crew 👨🏼✈️!!!
@BLINDMIROR PUTINOV BOT most Hosts that I've stayed with didnt pay at all, because we only had to work 5 hours per day, 5 days a week and for that we could stay at their home and get food for free (but there are also hosts that pay you, I just havent stayed with one yet)
Hello, I’ve been researching a lot on how much on average do you pay per month for each work away? But I haven’t found an answer. Most answers were, “just save as much as you can.”
Did you receive any pocket money? The cost of living gets covered but I would assume you'd get some extra money to fund your own hobbies etc. This sounds similar to au pairing and the host family does provide some pocket money.
This is exactly the video I was searching for, thank you :) what about your Spanish, what's your level and how much did you improve, did you sometimes not feel comfortable because of the language? Saludos desde Alemania :)
i found your channel from your decluttering video and i instantly love you! you seem so sweet and i love your video + thumbnails aesthetic (and your bts poster!!) subscribed!
yes! doing my second workaway in a few days and I`m super excited! Is someone doing this long term? I heard about many who travel for months or even years at a time this way...
Hi! I am currently planning on travelling with Workaway in March 2021 and I have started looking for hosts, so I wanted to know what was the right time to contact someone
I solo traveled Portugal and spain this summer so I’m going back and I’m doing workaway. I know they usually give you food and accommodation so I’m conflicted on how much to save before I go .
Just found out abt workaway...ing(? ^^") today and you helped me sooo much on deciding whether or not I'm going to give it a shot or not🤤🧡 Also, looove your whole channel~ PS: are you Lithuanian..? bc of the passport in your thumbnail💛
if someone with no background in experience in lanugages or social skills but just want to travel and meet new people see new place/build confidence would that be cool?
Madrid esta guapo pero no es "toda españa", siendo la CCAA mas pequeña :). La proxima vete pa el norte (asturias,galicia) Good review, where ya from? US?
Just starting with Workaway, after good Woofing experience, and i forget my password for the just created and paid profile. I messaged the Help Centre. Maybe that is the path to go. Or do you have a tip?
I’d like to sign up and go away but i’m wondering how much time you would be away? because i was thinking about doing like 2 months (in the summer) but i don’t know if there is a specific amount of time you’re away.
Hey! I think it depends and can vary! I just left the work away website a few minutes ago and saw hosts mentioning the certain time frames they want you to stay. Some host I saw have you stay for only 2 month while others have different options ranging as far as 6 months to a year for you to stay with them ! :) So I believe it depends on what host you get and the type of work you get!♥️ When you are doing your search next time for a host and when you look at their profile about what they do and their stay; they should also be able to tell you the certain timeframe you will be staying there with them! And if it meets your 2 month mark, definitely check them out and stay with them :)! Xxx But yesss the time frame can depend and can vary with different work and hosts.
Hi! this sounds sooo good that is hard to believe haha. No but seriously, this is great. A friend of mine told me about this website and I've been doing my research on this. I'm going to Prague n October 15th. would you recommend to me to apply now or when I'm there? how fast do you actually find an opportunity? Thanks a lot for the video! :D
You usually pay for it yourself 😌 also many people don't offer extra payment, so if you're looking for pocket money, you should rather do au pairing. (I was an au pair before and got paid, now I'm doing a host family stay and basically work as an au pair. But since we found each other on workaway and it's not explicitly called au pairing, I don't get money) 😅
You don’t get paid for it. The only thing you get is a free place to stay and food. They don’t actually pay you money for this. They basically pay you with food and accommodation ♥️. No money.
I love finding small humble channels like this 🖤
Small? It has over 200k followers!!
Small?
@@dcpowered this was two years ago
I'm taking two gap years (possibly two and a half) and aside from working full time and getting my grades up in order to get into law school, this is what I plan doing in my last months before enrolling into university. Hopefully that dream and wish of mine will be fullfilled!
You're always welcome to India Id love to host.
I'm thinking of doing online collage and using my GI bill to get income for being a student, while working my stay in Italy.
@@loganbradford2343 okay
How did it go!
How's it going?
I read about Workaway but haven't tried it yet. I'm happy to see someone who actually did it. ♡
This seems so fun and interesting to try!
I just signed up I’m excited to start my work away.
Awesome! Where are you going?
Any luck finidng a host?
J. B. I'm currently in Colombia
LewseeAhh I did find two opportunities but decided not to volunteer because I don't want commit to 25 hours at the moment. One even reached out to me first
@@011Nisha wow!! how is colombia and what is your job there? hope you're having a good time!
man... u got right to all the points but still made it aesthetically pleasing AND answered the questions in my head, love the video thank u sm🥺
So glad I could help!! What workaway are you thinking of doing? 🤗
The Bliss Bean i have yet to decide tbh! i still have time since im only leaving in september 2021 but i'd love to start off with australia... 🌝❣️
I’ve been planning Workaway and woofs for so long now ! I can’t wait to do some next year in my gap year! :))
Did you ever go? :)
Iam I the only one that finds her voice so sweet and soothing and btw thank you I really learned a lot from this video
please make a part 2!!! I am doing work away this year in September and would love to see how much you spend while there!
thank you for sharing this. i am excited to start my work away because of you.
Girl you are genial! Just discovered your channel because of your video about how to edit yt vid (the one that has nearly 100k views) y me encanta tu personalidad! I’m gonna have a look to your channel in this quarantine time ^_^!!! Besos y abrazos desde Londres de un Cabin Crew 👨🏼✈️!!!
The Bliss Bean Sii! Trabajo para easyJet airlines 👨🏼✈️✈️🧡 Gracias por responder y dar corazón a mis 2 comentarios 🤗
This was so helpful!! Thank you. Planning my first trip in May!
Ahh I loved my workaway experiences!! workaway family is honestly so warmhearted
Was it legit? That's my most biggest concern
@BLINDMIROR PUTINOV BOT most Hosts that I've stayed with didnt pay at all, because we only had to work 5 hours per day, 5 days a week and for that we could stay at their home and get food for free (but there are also hosts that pay you, I just havent stayed with one yet)
Thanks so much from Yemen with love♥.
I sign up for workaway last year I am planning to use it this year after I lost some weight.
Hello, I’ve been researching a lot on how much on average do you pay per month for each work away? But I haven’t found an answer. Most answers were, “just save as much as you can.”
Did you receive any pocket money? The cost of living gets covered but I would assume you'd get some extra money to fund your own hobbies etc. This sounds similar to au pairing and the host family does provide some pocket money.
This is exactly the video I was searching for, thank you :) what about your Spanish, what's your level and how much did you improve, did you sometimes not feel comfortable because of the language?
Saludos desde Alemania :)
This is such a good and informative video!!! Thank you so much!!!!
i found your channel from your decluttering video and i instantly love you! you seem so sweet and i love your video + thumbnails aesthetic (and your bts poster!!) subscribed!
Had I known about this earlier in my 20s I wouldve gave this a go! Ugh!
a great helpful and informative video! love the look of all your videos, watching the day in the life now! I have subbed :D
yes! doing my second workaway in a few days and I`m super excited! Is someone doing this long term? I heard about many who travel for months or even years at a time this way...
Do they pay for your flight ?
@@PETITEBOMBSHELL no, you have to finance your own transfers
How about work visa ? Do you need one?
@@monicaant.1422 no because your not getting paid just volunteer work
How much time in advance? It would be my first workaway, and I want to travel in 4 months. Great video.
The website recommends 3 months in advance but some hosts do last minute projects
Hi! I am currently planning on travelling with Workaway in March 2021 and I have started looking for hosts, so I wanted to know what was the right time to contact someone
You are welcome in Morocco, Just learn me english and your culture and you are welcome
dope vid thank you for your perspective!! also not sure if you know/care but you have a missing file at 6:13 fyi
I solo traveled Portugal and spain this summer so I’m going back and I’m doing workaway. I know they usually give you food and accommodation so I’m conflicted on how much to save before I go .
Not all give food, sometimes, just breakfast.
@BLINDMIROR PUTINOV BOT They pay in hand usually since it's pocket money.
@BLINDMIROR PUTINOV BOT happy to help! have fun and choose wisely!
Im thinking of doing this, so it cost $40 u.s dollars for a one time fee correct? Also, do you have to pay your flight and that’s it.?
Pretty much you just pay for your own flight, ang go from there.
Hey great video! Did u get a work permit or employment visa for spain? Or do you think its ok to pass on the permit if you are not making an income?
Just found out abt workaway...ing(? ^^") today and you helped me sooo much on deciding whether or not I'm going to give it a shot or not🤤🧡 Also, looove your whole channel~
PS: are you Lithuanian..? bc of the passport in your thumbnail💛
if someone with no background in experience in lanugages or social skills but just want to travel and meet new people see new place/build confidence would that be cool?
Your situation sounds like being an aupair, do you get money? Being an Aupair is a very similar thing +you get pocket money.
What visa were you on when doing your workaway? do you need to be on either a working holiday visa or working visa? Or were u just on a tourist visa?
did you find out?
Madrid esta guapo pero no es "toda españa", siendo la CCAA mas pequeña :). La proxima vete pa el norte (asturias,galicia)
Good review, where ya from? US?
Just starting with Workaway, after good Woofing experience, and i forget my password for the just created and paid profile. I messaged the Help Centre. Maybe that is the path to go. Or do you have a tip?
Woahhhhhhhhhhhhhhh guess what website i am going to now!!
I’d like to sign up and go away but i’m wondering how much time you would be away? because i was thinking about doing like 2 months (in the summer) but i don’t know if there is a specific amount of time you’re away.
I’m wondering the same thing!
Hey! I think it depends and can vary! I just left the work away website a few minutes ago and saw hosts mentioning the certain time frames they want you to stay. Some host I saw have you stay for only 2 month while others have different options ranging as far as 6 months to a year for you to stay with them ! :)
So I believe it depends on what host you get and the type of work you get!♥️
When you are doing your search next time for a host and when you look at their profile about what they do and their stay; they should also be able to tell you the certain timeframe you will be staying there with them! And if it meets your 2 month mark, definitely check them out and stay with them :)! Xxx But yesss the time frame can depend and can vary with different work and hosts.
Are there any work aways where I can make money? I just need 1700-2000 a month. Maybe
I watch this and want to go Spain for workaway.
From 🇯🇵
i want to go to Japan for workaway!
So do you have to pay for your own transportation?? like plane tickets ?
I want to do work away but I can’t do a full month is there any shorter ?
Would love to do a workaway some day! What have you had to do about visas? Can you do it on a tourist visa or does it count as work?
She’s holding a Lithuanian passport. Lithuania is a part of the European Union. Basically, she doesn’t need a visa.
are you expected to know like the language, how to get there etc?
lol, since its not like a study abroad programme.. how did you get your ways?
You have to pay for your transportation to and from there
Did you need any extra visas to get into the country?
Hii what was the workaway at a Buddhist camp??
Hi! this sounds sooo good that is hard to believe haha. No but seriously, this is great. A friend of mine told me about this website and I've been doing my research on this. I'm going to Prague n October 15th. would you recommend to me to apply now or when I'm there? how fast do you actually find an opportunity? Thanks a lot for the video! :D
Did you go there? How was your experience?
Quick question, how do you get there? Do the hosts pay for your plane ride or do you have to pay for that yourself?
You usually pay for it yourself 😌 also many people don't offer extra payment, so if you're looking for pocket money, you should rather do au pairing. (I was an au pair before and got paid, now I'm doing a host family stay and basically work as an au pair. But since we found each other on workaway and it's not explicitly called au pairing, I don't get money) 😅
This is so cool❤
Did you have to get a work visa?
Do we buy our own plane tickets?
was 6:16 intentional?
lunasbix i don’t think so haha
Who provides the flight tickets
They use to call it indentured servitude.
😂😂😂😂
Aka slavery
Hello, Do you still do work away?
1:05 where was that?
Do you have to pay for the flight?
most of the time yes
Thankyou
Do you have to pay for the airfare or the hosts pay it??
Generally you pay for it I haven't heard of any where the host pays
Thank you bliss bean😊
How spontaneously can you commonly find a workaway, for example if you travel for a longer period and keep your route etc quite spontaneous? :-))
I want to do this so bad 😍
do you need a working visa to do workaways?
How much do you make there ?
Good content.
it sounds like being au pair!
Without the paycheck
Can you pay my work away Woof? Or work away website please someone
do you get paid for it?
You don’t get paid for it. The only thing you get is a free place to stay and food. They don’t actually pay you money for this. They basically pay you with food and accommodation ♥️.
No money.
Anyone trynna travel?
What do you do for money?
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🌹شكراً 🌹
new subscriber here😁😁😁
Youre welcome😊
You’re soooooo beautiful 😍😍😍😍😍😍
aw hi
Sounds like an au pair experience
Without the pay
Hey can we be friends
Can a guy do this? Because i do know that... 😂 There's a typical universal dubbel standard when it comes to these things
Isn't the definition of slavery: working for someone just for a place to sleep and a few crumbs? Why would anyone do this? I'm serious.
Definitions change with growth 🌹⛰️🏜️🏞️🏝️🏖️🌅☔🌦️🌥️⛅🌤️🌞
@@jamiesplinter8758 what does that even mean?