United Kingdom — Seasonal Worker visa (horticulture & poultry): Pick fruit, vegetables or flowers on UK farms for up to 6 months, or work in poultry before Christmas. You are recruited by a licensed 'scheme operator', not directly by the farm.
Poland — Seasonal work permit: Farm, horticulture and some tourism jobs for up to 9 months a year, with a permit your employer gets from the local labour office.
Finland — Seasonal work visa (wild berries, farms): Short visas to pick wild berries in summer. In 2026 Finland refused most of these applications because of exploitation risks.
Italy — Decreto Flussi seasonal quota: Italy sets yearly quotas for seasonal farm and tourism workers. The employer applies for a 'nulla osta' on 'click days', then you apply for a visa. Many places are reserved for specific partner countries.
Australia — PALM scheme (Pacific Australia Labour Mobility): Australia's seasonal worker scheme is only for Pacific island countries and Timor-Leste.
New Zealand — Recognised Seasonal Employer (RSE): New Zealand's seasonal scheme mainly recruits from Pacific countries.
Canada — Seasonal Agricultural Worker Program (SAWP): Only for workers from Mexico and some Caribbean countries.
United States — H-2A (farm) and H-2B (non-farm seasonal): US seasonal visas are mainly for citizens of countries on a yearly list, and Nepal was not on the list we could verify.
United States — J-1 Summer Work Travel (university students): University students work a few weeks to months during their break. Nepal has its own short window on the official date chart (15 October – 15 November in 2026) — check the current year's chart.