Conditions, procedures and advantages of Dutch high-tech immigrants!

# China, China, China # Introduction You want to be a high-tech immigrant in Holland. You need a residence permit in the Netherlands. Let's take a look at the application conditions, processes and advantages of Dutch high-tech immigrants with KaoNet!

1. Conditions, procedures and advantages of high-tech immigrants in the Netherlands!

Different conditions apply to people of EU/EEA or Swiss nationality and their family members. Please pay attention! If the following points apply to you, so do other conditions: you don't have EU/EEA nationality or Swiss nationality, and you live outside the Netherlands. You have signed an employment contract with a company outside the EU. You will be transferred to the Dutch branch as a manager, expert or intern. Many conditions apply to everyone. In addition to these conditions, the following conditions also apply to you and your employer:

You have signed an employment contract with an employer or research institution in the Netherlands. The employer is a guarantor recognized by IND. Approved employers are included in the list of approved referees.

You will get enough income; Agreed wages are in line with the market; Additional conditions for scientific research personnel:

If your total monthly salary is at least equal to the standard amount of a single person or a couple/unmarried cohabiting couple, you have enough income. It depends on your family. The appointment decision or employment contract shall be signed by the representative office. The decision or contract specifies the job description and job code developed in the University Job Ranking System (UFO).

Additional conditions for doctor training:

If your total monthly salary is at least equal to the standard amount of a single person or a couple/unmarried cohabiting couple, you have enough income. It depends on your family. Training institutions are designated by the Registration Committee of Medical Experts (MSRC), the Registration Committee of Social Medicine (SGRC) or the Registration Committee of General Practitioners and Nursing Hospital Doctors (HVRC). You registered as a big shot. Big represents personal medical care. Through registration, employers can let nursing staff with foreign diplomas work independently. Your employer must include this registration certificate in its management scope.

Application conditions for Dutch high-tech immigrants:

The main applicant requires:

1. Age 22-55 years old;

2. College degree or above;

3. Both husband and wife cannot be legal persons in China, but they can be shareholders or managers;

Requirements of the applicant's domestic company:

1. China Company has been established for more than 3 years, and its turnover in recent 3 years has reached more than 5 million RMB;

2. Registered capital 1 10,000 yuan or more;

3. There is a company website.

Dutch high-tech immigrant application process:

1. Application materials submitted by Dutch subsidiary.

2. Obtain the business license of the Dutch subsidiary and open a company account.

3. Remit 10000 euros into the account of the Dutch company.

4. The company was formally established, and the whole process took about 3-4 months.

5. Apply for permission from overseas employees

6. Submit the application for family residence and wait for the interview.

7. The Dutch embassy will sign the visa in person, get a temporary entry visa and change it into a 6-year residence card after landing.

Advantages of Dutch high-tech immigration project:

1. The application threshold is low: there is no need for money to explain the source of funds, no need for voice, no need for asset restrictions, only about 1.5 million yuan of movable funds;

2. Short processing time: you can get a visa to the Netherlands in 8 months at the earliest;

3. Low living requirements: you can live for 3 months every year;

4. Get a five-year residence card: spouses and children can apply at the same time and get a five-year companion visa;

5. European tourism: immigrants to the Netherlands can travel freely to and from 26 Schengen countries in Europe without a visa;

6. Education welfare: children enjoy free compulsory education in primary and secondary schools after landing;

7. Enjoy welfare benefits in the Netherlands: During the residence card, you can enjoy welfare benefits other than voting rights, unemployment benefits, relief funds, zero down payment for house purchase and government-subsidized low-rent housing. If you get permanent residency or naturalization, you can enjoy all the same welfare benefits as Dutch citizens.

8. Dutch companies have no strict business requirements: they don't need money to hire people, and they don't require scale, turnover and operating profit.

2. What are the procedures for applying for a Dutch visa?

The materials to be submitted for studying in the Netherlands are as follows: 1. A completed and signed application form.

2. A valid passport (a passport with a validity period of at least one year and at least one blank visa page).

Three. picture

4. Double-certificate birth notarization (required)

Five. Double authentication notarization of marital status (only for married people, invalid for more than half a year)

Notarization of intransitive verbs with double authentication and no criminal record (please ask in advance whether it is necessary)

Seven. Domestic degrees and transcripts

8. Letter of Admission to the University of the Netherlands (if you need to study preparatory courses before the start of formal courses, you need to submit relevant school certificates. )

Nine. Economic certificate (including scholarship certificate) or proof of payment of tuition and living expenses.

X. physical examination certificate (invalid for more than one year)

The process of Dutch visa is very simple:

The Dutch Embassy in China is located in Liangmaqiao, Beijing. It opens at 9: 30 in the morning, but if you want a visa, you must go early.

Outside the embassy, people usually line up spontaneously, and some people will remember their numbers to prevent others from cutting in line. When the embassy opens, you have to follow the instructions of the doorman. Because there are many visas in the Netherlands, at this time, you wave into two teams, one is signing, the other is signing, and then the other is signing.

After entering the embassy, go directly to the main entrance. After entering, the visa officer is in two windows on the left, just like a bank. If you sign it backwards, it will be all right soon. I don't usually ask you anything, but if you sign in front, you may be uncertain. Sometimes I don't ask, but I'm not afraid. The visa officer knows Chinese.

After signing, the visa officer will take away the materials he should bring, then ask you for 390 yuan RMB, and then give you a small receipt and a note to get the visa. It's finished here. Generally, it takes 3-4 days to get the visa after the counter-signing, and it takes several weeks to sign the visa.

The general process of studying in the Netherlands takes about two months. In fact, it takes about three months for students to apply for a school and get a visa, which means that it is not too late to apply for a school in September, but to apply earlier. To apply before the application deadline, all kinds of delays will delay the application. If a student wants to apply for a scholarship program, he must be admitted to the school first. After admission, the school can consider the scholarship application before you leave, which requires an earlier application. Another advantage of studying in the Netherlands is that the whole visa procedure may be more important for China students. In fact, if any student can be reasonably admitted to a Dutch university and meets the admission conditions, there will be few obstacles to visa.

It takes two months to apply for a Dutch visa, so you should be prepared in advance when applying for a Dutch visa so as not to delay your study in the Netherlands.

Finally, it should be noted that the tuition fees of international students in China are maintained at around 50,000-70,000 RMB a year, and the living expenses are around 60,000-80,000 RMB. Moreover, you can work legally in the Netherlands, with 10 hours per week and a full-day holiday, which will not bring huge economic burden to students and families.