Medical guide after immigrating to the Netherlands

# 中中中 # Introduction The medical level and services in the Netherlands are very high, and serious illnesses can be well taken care of. The first step to see a doctor in Holland is to find a family doctor. There are many family doctors in Holland, and they are widely distributed. You can choose your own family doctor according to your own needs. The following is a medical guide after immigrating to the Netherlands. Welcome to read!

Medical guide after immigrating to the Netherlands

1, family doctor

Family doctors in Holland are very professional. They have a special website with basic information such as doctors' jobs and contact information, as well as other patients' evaluations and scores of doctors. It's like a medical public comment.

2. Pharmacy

After seeing a doctor, the doctor will prescribe relevant medicine for you according to your situation and ask you to go to the pharmacy to get it. After purchasing medical insurance, you can choose a pharmacy to register, and then you can get it free of charge every time you get it within the insurance scope.

You can also choose to connect the family doctor's clinic with the pharmacy, so that after each visit, the doctor will send the prescription directly to the pharmacy website, and you can get the medicine there.

Drugs in the Netherlands, like those in China, are divided into prescription drugs and over-the-counter drugs. Prescription drugs must be prescribed by a doctor, and over-the-counter drugs can be purchased at any time if necessary.

Dutch pharmacies are usually open from 8 am to 5 pm on Monday, and some pharmacies are also open on Saturday morning. After business hours, pharmacies have a duty system and generally post information in the window.

3. Hospital

Under normal circumstances, you can't go directly to the hospital. After treatment, the family doctor needs to issue a referral form.

What if it's an emergency symptom? You can take your insurance card and ID card and go directly to the emergency and trauma center of the hospital for medical treatment.

But this emergency privilege is not used casually. If the doctor finds that your symptoms are not urgent, he will still call you back to your family doctor.

After registering in the hospital, you will get a hospital registration card. Every time you go to the hospital, you need to bring this card, whether it is referral or emergency. Moreover, different hospitals will need different hospital registration cards.

4. Dentist

Dentists are independent in Holland. They usually have a special dentist's office. Friends who need to see a dentist can choose to register at the dentist's office and bring their own insurance card and relevant documents when they see a doctor.

Some dental clinics will require patients to pay medical expenses in advance, and then the patients will reimburse the insurance company themselves. However, there are also some dental clinics that send the bills directly to the insurance company without the need for patients to pay for themselves.

Need to remind everyone that the national adult basic medical insurance has little protection for dentistry. If you want to get insurance, you need to buy additional dental insurance, otherwise all the treatment costs will be borne by the patients themselves.

5. expenses

The cost problem is definitely a concern of everyone. After purchasing Dutch basic medical insurance and paying a certain premium every month, the insurance company will pay the medical expenses covered by the insurance. Basic medical insurance will basically meet the daily medical needs of most people, including family doctors, specialists, obstetricians, hospitalization services, medical equipment and other expenses.

You can get a medical insurance card after purchasing insurance, and you can directly ask the insurance company for relevant medical expenses every time you see a doctor.

Article 2 Application conditions for immigration to the Netherlands

The Netherlands does not accept direct immigration through investment, buying a house, starting a company and running its own business. Therefore, if you want to immigrate to the Netherlands, I suggest that you adopt the method of commercial immigration, that is, the parent company in China will set up a subsidiary in the Netherlands, and the manager will be sent to apply for a residence visa for the Dutch high-tech immigration project. This is the quickest and safest way at present, and the accompanying family members get a residence visa at the same time. The residence permit is approved according to the five-year residence permit issued by the Immigration Bureau. At present, the Netherlands is a country that can grant foreigners a five-year residence permit at one time.

I. Information about the applicant's company in China.

1. The company has a certain history and was established for at least two years.

2, the registered capital meets the requirements, reaching more than 300 thousand yuan.

3. The enterprise is in good operating condition and has no special annual turnover requirements.

4. Have a certain scale of operation.

5. The registered capital of the Dutch subsidiary/branch is not less than 50,000 euros (the registered capital applicant can control it flexibly after obtaining the visa).

Second, the applicant's personal conditions

1, under 55 years old

I have been the manager of the company for the past three years.

3. Non-major shareholders of the Company

4. College degree or above.

Extended reading: reasons for choosing Dutch immigrants

1. Dutch children are the happiest in the world.

The Survey Report on Child Happiness Index in Developed Countries shows that UNICEF scores children in 29 developed countries from five dimensions: material happiness, health and safety, education, behavioral risk and living environment. The comprehensive score of the Netherlands ranks first. The children are completely free from the pressure of homework and further education. The government puts children's physical and mental health first, and issues a "children's fund" every three months to ensure their healthy growth, and parents are never allowed to beat and scold their children. Since kindergarten, there are extremely strict requirements for the choice of preschool education.

Second, the world's second largest grain exporter.

Although the Netherlands is small in size and located in low-lying areas, in order to alleviate the shortage of land resources and solve the shortage of cultivated land, the Netherlands invented floating farms. The whole farm covers an area of about 65,438+0,200 square meters and adopts reinforced concrete and galvanized steel frame structure. The floating farm is divided into upper and lower floors. In addition to the top, the four walls of the farm are installed with transparent glass curtain walls. Cows are kept on the upper farm. They can roam freely in the stable area and milking area, and at the same time, they can leave the narrow offshore farm and rest on the land through the slope passage connecting the floating farm and the land. On the upper floor, one robot will collect dried cow dung, and the other robot will automatically replenish the water and food needed by the cows. The floor is covered with a special film that can penetrate urine. Such an offshore farm can meet the needs of 40 cows and produce milk 1000 liter per day. In an ideal state, a circulation system of small farms can be formed to output a steady stream of milk.

Third, the proportion of teenage mothers is the lowest in Europe.

Dutch teenagers are regarded as wealth, and asking questions is not a problem. The society attaches importance to and respects teenagers and hopes that they can be responsible for their actions. Adults regard intimate sexual relations as a normal and natural thing in the growth of teenagers' lives, and it is also a positive factor for emotional health and maturity. Teenagers are strongly aware that unprotected sex is stupid and irresponsible. The government strongly supports and subsidizes all sexual health care institutions and provides free treatment, consultation and education services for teenagers. Through this comprehensive service, the number of unplanned pregnancies and induced abortions among teenagers can be reduced, and the infection of sexually transmitted diseases and AIDS can be prevented.

In unofficial English-speaking countries, more than 90% people in the Netherlands can speak English fluently.

The English proficiency index (EFEPI) shows that the English proficiency of the Dutch ranks first among the 80 countries and regions surveyed. More than 90% of Dutch people can speak English fluently. The Netherlands is also the first non-English-speaking country in continental Europe to offer English teaching.