About Netherlands and US visas.

Netherlands Visa

1. The Kingdom of the Netherlands is divided into the Netherlands on the European continent and the Caribbean Netherlands. The Caribbean Netherlands consists of Aruba, Curacao, Sint Maarten and the three Dutch islands Bonaire, St Eustatius and Saba (referred to as BES or B.E.S).

2. The European part of the Netherlands joins the Schengen Agreement. Short-term visas are Schengen visas, while long-term visas are reviewed and issued by each country on their own.

3. You need to apply for a Caribbean visa when traveling to the Caribbean region of the Netherlands. The Caribbean visa is only applicable to various Caribbean regions and cannot travel to the Netherlands in continental Europe. Entry into each region requires approval from the border inspection office before entry.

4. Applicants should choose the embassy or consulate in China within their jurisdiction according to their place of residence to apply for a visa.

5. Netherlands visa appointments are entrusted to TLScontach (Visa Center).

6. The Dutch Consulate generally does not accept documents signed more than six months ago.

7. All foreign documents required for use by Dutch authorities require legalization.

8. Accidental injury medical insurance covering the entire trip must be purchased in advance, including insurance with a coverage of at least 30,000 euros for medical treatment and medical rescue.

9. If the visa is refused, the visa fee will not be refunded, but you can appeal.

US Visa

1. It is recommended that non-immigrant visa applicants apply at least three months before travel. Note: Apply early!

2. The embassy visa office does not allow food and any liquids, including drinks. No electronic devices including mobile phones are allowed, so it is recommended not to bring anything with you except keys, wallets and visa application folders.

3. The entire visa section of the U.S. Embassy is under the surveillance of the U.S. government. Pay attention to your words and deeds. All your actions are under surveillance by cameras and are very likely to affect your visa results. .

4. It is very important to be honest during the interview. Misleading, lying/or presenting relevant false materials may lead to permanent visa rejection.