Why do China people prefer to immigrate to the Netherlands?

Why do China people prefer to immigrate to the Netherlands? Let's take a look at the happy life of the Dutch.

1. Why do China people prefer to immigrate to the Netherlands?

? The Kingdom of the Netherlands, called Holland for short, is located in the west of Europe. The capital is Amsterdam, but the parliament and government agencies of the Kingdom of the Netherlands are located in The Hague, and even the Dutch Prime Minister's Office, central government ministries and embassies of various countries in the Netherlands are located in The Hague. Amsterdam only holds the ceremony of the monarch's accession to the throne or major celebrations, which is only symbolic.

Although the Netherlands is located between 50 and 53 degrees north latitude, its latitude is already very high, and it is still on at 9 o'clock in summer, so it is not cold in winter and not hot in summer. However, the temperate maritime climate makes it sunny and rainy, with only 65 days of light a year. From March to May, September-165438+ 10 is the most suitable month for living and traveling in the Netherlands. In June, July and August, most Dutch people go on holiday. Dutch people like traveling very much. On average, 3 million people go abroad every day, and a month's holiday fee will be paid in June, for fear that employees who have no money for holidays will affect their work mood.

When it comes to work, the Dutch basically don't work overtime and go on vacation. The shop opens in the morning 10, closes at 6 pm, and is only open for 8 hours. Workers have 23 days of annual leave every year, and some people can get 36 days of annual leave by shortening their working hours instead of raising their wages. Despite this, the economic strength is still in the forefront of the world. In the Netherlands, the inability to cope with work pressure is also considered as a work-related injury, so many people (nearly 654.38+00,000) rest at home.

How many meals do the Dutch eat a day? Breakfast is often rich and they are used to eating cold food, such as cheese, ham, sausage and jam. Take a tea break in the morning 10, with more lunch styles, then take a tea break at 4 pm, have dinner at 7 pm, and have some snacks before going to bed.

The Dutch call this dish, which is a mixture of carrots, potatoes and onions, a "national dish". Every family eats this "national dish" on June 3rd 10 every year. They like eating citrus fruits very much, but they don't like eating other fruits. Milk is an essential drink in their daily life, but they don't like tea very much. Dutch people are very particular about pouring coffee, and they can only pour two-thirds of the cup. It is impolite to fill in, and it is considered as "ill-bred".

It is only in recent decades that Dutch people eat in restaurants. They are used to eating western food, but they are also interested in Chinese food. In Holland, it is said that Chinese food ranks first in Europe. On holidays, the Dutch often love the whole family to eat Chinese food and taste China dishes. Eating in Dutch restaurants is very leisurely. A table in one night usually only does one business. Don't worry, the restaurant doesn't catch guests. By the way, Dutch people go to restaurants and stick to the principle of "AA".

The Dutch are famous for their love of flowers and good planting of flowers, so the Netherlands is known as the "European Garden". Almost every household should plant some flowers and plants in front of and behind the house to decorate the environment. The Dutch love "window view". They are often used to decorating window sills or hanging all kinds of exotic flowers and grasses on windows, which are just in harmony with the curtains hanging on both sides to form a unique landscape. Tulip, the most abundant flower in the country of flowers, has become a symbol of the Netherlands, so it is known as the "national flower".

You can borrow 120% to buy a house in the Netherlands, because decoration also costs money. Dutch furniture and interior decoration are famous all over the world. So Dutch people like to be praised for their furniture, artworks, carpets and household items. Therefore, Holland is also very clean, and is used to cleaning the house every morning. Even the old woman sweeping the floor in the village carries more than twenty kinds of cleaning tools, such as brushes, hard brooms, garbage hooks, steel powder and steel sandpaper.

Dutch people have a strong sense of time and are punctual. When talking with Dutch men, avoid talking about American politics, money and prices, and don't mention Nazis and their persecution by Japanese in Asia. Hot topics include politics, tourism and sports, and telling jokes is also a good choice. Dutch people are very humorous, and they have to learn to tell jokes at school since the lower grades of primary school. If you give gifts to each other, you must attach an invoice, not to let you know how much it costs, but to make you dissatisfied, which can be replaced or easily maintained.

In the Netherlands,13 families have no children,13 families are single-parent families, 2/9 families have two children, and the rest have one or more children. 50% of women give birth at home, and the maternity leave is 16 weeks. Marriage and cohabitation have the same rights and obligations.

In the Netherlands, every citizen will be assigned his own "family doctor". Some of them practice medicine independently, while others run clinics together. Although they can't treat serious diseases, they are proficient in general diseases. If citizens feel unwell, according to the regulations, they must consult their own "doctors" first. If it can't be solved, it is recommended to transfer to a big hospital, which effectively relieves the pressure of big hospitals.

It takes at least 3-7 days to see a doctor in Holland. You should make an appointment first, not be on call (unless it's urgent). Buying medicine in Holland usually requires a doctor's prescription. The opening hours of pharmacies and shops are roughly the same. Without a doctor's prescription, you can only buy vitamins and painkillers at the drugstore. If there is insurance, general medical expenses will also be included in the scope of compensation.

2. What are the requirements for applying for Dutch nationality?

Conditions for naturalization in the Netherlands (normal application for naturalization option, the cycle is about 6-65438+2 months):

1) Adult

2) Must have an uninterrupted valid residence permit for 5 years or more.

3) The valid residence permit is a non-temporary residence permit, such as a work residence permit.

4) You have passed the integration exam. This means that you can write, speak, read and understand Dutch fluently. You must have A2 comprehensive test certificate or other relevant proof of Dutch proficiency recognized by IND.

5) There is no record of committing a crime, being sentenced to community service or a large number of economic problems in the last four years.

6) Prepare to take the oath to join Dutch nationality and give up the original nationality.

Documents required for naturalization:

1) valid passport

2) Effective non-temporary residence permit

3) A valid birth certificate

4) A valid marriage certificate (if necessary)

5) Incorporate the examination certificate or recognized Dutch proficiency certificate.

Naturalization fee:

Single person: 789 euros

Multi-person: 10 19 Euro

Minors: 1 17 Euro

Conditions for naturalization in the Netherlands (choose the option of joining Dutch nationality, the cycle is about 3 months):

1) has been married to a Dutch national for more than 3 years and has lived in the Netherlands continuously for more than 15 years.

2) Over 65 years old, who has lived in the Netherlands continuously for more than 15 years.

3) Being an adult, I have been living in the Netherlands since I was 4 years old.

4) Born in the Netherlands, lived in the Netherlands for more than 3 years, and was stateless at birth.

5) Being adopted by Dutch nationals and raised for more than 3 years.

The conditions for choosing to become a Dutch citizen are simple and quick (you must have a valid residence permit in the Netherlands). This summary is part of the terminology that may be useful to immigrants from China.