Real life sharing of Dutch immigrants

Clothes and shoes are really cost-effective compared with domestic ones. As an ordinary working class, almost all brands can afford it except those luxury goods. Clothes and shoes of about 200 euros or 300 euros can be easily done in one month. In terms of transportation, it used to be expensive to take public transportation. The bus is divided into morning and evening peaks, and the morning peak is 4 euros. Trains are also expensive. The average office worker buys a pass, which costs about 200 euros a month. Relatively speaking, owning a car is much more cost-effective and the time is well arranged. The Dutch told them that the road is too blocked, and it is really blocked every day, usually 4 euros.

I won't mention the food. If I mention too much, I will burst into tears. Friends who have stayed in the Netherlands for a long time usually have symptoms of eating allergies. I'm allergic to eating some vegetables now, because there are few kinds of vegetables here. Basically, I only eat a few. Dutch people usually have a fixed diet every week, which has not changed for many years.

In terms of housing, if you rent a house, the rent has risen sharply in the past two years. The average rent for a house of 1000 square meters is around1000 euros, not counting energy costs and garbage taxes. This also depends on the situation in different cities. Generally, rents are high in big cities and cheap in small places. For international students, living in a student apartment is generally about 500 euros for a single room. Generally, you can apply for rent tax refund every month, and the tax bureau will refund some money to you every month. If you buy a house, a three-story townhouse with a square meter of 100 is generally around 300,000 euros. Of course, the price varies from city to city. For example, in a place where land is scarce in the capital, Eminem, this price will definitely not come down.

In Holland, don't think that face is very important, and you will only lose yourself in the end. The Dutch are very direct and calculate carefully. Generally, going out to eat is AA. Sometimes you think they are rude or rude. Actually, don't think too much. They may have been in a bad mood, but they were not targeted. This is really a cultural difference. It will take a long time to realize. The Dutch people attach great importance to their rights and obligations. They should take their own responsibilities, but they won't do them unless they are their own duties or jobs.

Chapter 2 Housing Knowledge of Dutch Immigrants

The Dutch government promulgated the housing law on 190 1, which marked the birth of the real social housing policy in the Netherlands. After hundreds of years of development, Dutch social housing policy has been gradually improved. At present, the total amount of social housing in the Netherlands is large and the proportion is high. The supply of affordable housing in big cities is sufficient, and affordable housing and private commercial housing are mixed. The comprehensive social housing policy makes the Netherlands the country with the lowest housing shortage rate in Europe. Because of this, if local residents are poor, they can enjoy cheap housing.

From the perspective of housing types, Dutch people mainly live in five types: single-family villas, single-family villas, conjoined houses, apartments and holiday houses. Single-family villas usually cover an area of at least 200~350 square meters, with large lawns and garden areas, and the land belongs to the owners themselves. Two single-family villas are adjacent, with an area of 100~ 150 square meters. The front and back yards are independent, with side gardens, and the land ownership belongs to the owners themselves. The conjoined house covers an area of about 80~ 120 square meters, with front and back gardens, some of which belong to the owner's own land and some of which belong to the land use right with a fixed period of time. High-rise apartment buildings in Holland are quite special. Usually underground is the garage, the first floor is the storage room, and the residents are above the second floor. In addition, most Dutch people usually have holiday homes in addition to permanent houses. Holiday homes are generally located in scenic suburbs, and some people even live in holiday homes all the year round, which is very in line with the style that the Dutch like to enjoy.

In the Netherlands, due to the integration system vigorously promoted by the government, basically most residential quarters belong to mixed type. In many communities, single-family villas, conjoined houses, apartments and government low-rent housing are all mixed. The Dutch government consciously put its citizens, foreign immigrants and various groups of different classes and incomes together through housing, and basically achieved all-round mixing. It is said that the Netherlands is a particularly equal country, tolerant everywhere, and Dutch immigrants do not need to worry too much about the problem of not adapting to the locals.

During the existence of high-tech immigrants, applicants can purchase real estate through bank loans, and the loan interest rate changes according to the number of years. At the same time, they also provide related consultation and services for real estate purchase.

Further reading: the conditions and process of investment immigration in the Netherlands

I. Procedures for handling investment immigration

A. Pre-contract evaluation

B. Evaluate qualified formal signature operation

C. Dutch subsidiary application

D. The Dutch subsidiary B.V.I.O was established. The customer transferred 50,000 euros to the Dutch company account, and the subsidiary was formally established and became BV.

E. Submit the immigration application materials and wait for the interview.

F The Dutch Embassy interviewed, got a temporary entry visa, and changed it to a five-year immigrant visa after landing.

Overall cycle: 6-8 months. Universal provides one-stop service, including the whole process of registering a company in the Netherlands and applying for a Dutch visa for customers.

Second, investment immigration conditions

1, the company has been established for more than 3 years;

2. The registered capital is more than 1 10,000;

3. Have a company website;

4. The registered capital of the subsidiary is 50,000 euros.

The main applicant requires:

1. The main applicant is between 22 and 55 years old;

2. The principal applicant cannot be a legal person, but can be a stock.

3. The main applicant has a college degree or above.

Third, the technical conditions of Dutch immigrants.

Company information of the applicant 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).

Personal information of the applicant:

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.