Uploaded August 2019 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Disney's Cultural Representative Program (or CRP) is a year long program where participants are given the opportunity to work as a cast member in Walt Disney World. Participants work in Epcot's World Showcase representing their country and culture.
In order to be able to work in the United States on your International Program, you must be granted a working visa. For the CRP you are required to receive a Q1 visa. Each country issues visas and appointments different so if you are not applying for the UK for the UK Pavilion your process may be different and should be communicated to you through Disney or your recruitment agency for the program.
In this video I discuss my own experience visiting the US Embassy in London during August 2019 to interview for my visa. This is my second Cultural Representative Program, however, the Embassy has recently changed location to Nine Elms by Vauxhall Station from its old location near Bond Street Station.
*** All information discussed in this video is from my personal experience only and it should be noted your experience may be different. This video relates to the Q1 visa for Disney's Cultural Representative program. If you are applying for any other visa your experience may be entirely different and in all circumstances you should consult the US embassy webpage for accurate and up to date information.***
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Hello there, I'm Deb of Deb Explores! Welcome to my channel! Join me weekly as we visit various locations in Florida, Scotland and around the world! Having worked previously on a cruise ship I've been lucky enough to see a lot of amazing places! Unfortunately, it was very difficult to film or edit while working on the ship and so, now I'm back living land life again, I'm excited to be able to take you with me on my adventures!
So what are you waiting for? Subscribe to my channel for videos mainly around Scotland and Florida and some places in between! Let's go explore!
For information on where I'm currently exploring or going next follow me on social media:
Twitter - @debexploresx
Instagram - @debexplores
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Disney's Cultural Representative Program (or CRP) is a year long program where participants are given the opportunity to work as a cast member in Walt Disney World. Participants work in Epcot's World Showcase representing their country and culture.
In order to be able to work in the United States on your International Program, you must be granted a working visa. For the CRP you are required to receive a Q1 visa. Each country issues visas and appointments different so if you are not applying for the UK for the UK Pavilion your process may be different and should be communicated to you through Disney or your recruitment agency for the program.
In this video I discuss my own experience visiting the US Embassy in London during August 2019 to interview for my visa. This is my second Cultural Representative Program, however, the Embassy has recently changed location to Nine Elms by Vauxhall Station from its old location near Bond Street Station.
*** All information discussed in this video is from my personal experience only and it should be noted your experience may be different. This video relates to the Q1 visa for Disney's Cultural Representative program. If you are applying for any other visa your experience may be entirely different and in all circumstances you should consult the US embassy webpage for accurate and up to date information.***
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Hello there, I'm Deb of Deb Explores! Welcome to my channel! Join me weekly as we visit various locations in Florida, Scotland and around the world! Having worked previously on a cruise ship I've been lucky enough to see a lot of amazing places! Unfortunately, it was very difficult to film or edit while working on the ship and so, now I'm back living land life again, I'm excited to be able to take you with me on my adventures!
So what are you waiting for? Subscribe to my channel for videos mainly around Scotland and Florida and some places in between! Let's go explore!
For information on where I'm currently exploring or going next follow me on social media:
Twitter - @debexploresx
Instagram - @debexplores
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