What materials and procedures do you need to study in Holland?

What materials do I need to apply for studying in the Netherlands?

First, the application materials for preparatory courses and undergraduate courses are generally:

Notarization of high school diploma (if you are studying in a university, you need a certificate of university attendance). ※

Official transcripts (individual schools will also require college entrance examination results). ※

Admission conditions and materials that should be paid attention to when applying for studying in the Netherlands and applying for studying in Dutch universities.

Birth notarization ※

Copy of passport or ID card and passport photo ※

A completed application form for admission. ※

Report card of IELTS test. ※

Two, the master's course application materials generally include:

Copy of bachelor's degree certificate or public certificate ※

Copy of transcript or official certificate ※

Birth notarization ※

Recommendation letter from tutor (2 letters) ※

Application letter and resume ※

Copy of passport or ID card and passport photo ※

A completed application form for admission. ※

Report card of IELTS test. ※

Some schools require postgraduate test scores such as gre and gmat. ※

Third, colleges and universities open general study hours.

Universities in the Netherlands generally start school around September each year, and the academic year generally lasts from the end of August to the middle of June the following year. In the Netherlands, only a few universities can start classes in spring, and the academic year is from February to 65438+February. The course arrangement time is, and the weekly teaching and classroom work time is not less than 40 hours.

Fourth, matters needing attention

Undergraduate studies in Dutch universities usually require a high school (or equivalent) diploma or proof of attending a university. Undergraduate students also need to have a good English foundation, generally requiring IELTS 6.0, and some schools may attach other conditions, such as taking the entrance examination when applying for undergraduate courses. Some universities don't accept high school graduates, but only students who are studying in universities. Therefore, you should consult through consulates, intermediaries and other institutions before applying, or you can send an email directly to the school to ask about the admission requirements. In order to apply for an MVV visa to study in the Netherlands, students must also apply for a "NesoCertificate", which will prove the validity of the English level and degree certificate provided by students applying for studying in Dutch universities. Generally speaking, the processing cycle of NESO card is no longer than 2 months from the date of receiving the complete materials, so please make sure that you register at least 4 months before the date of going to the Netherlands. If students don't have the IELTS test report card yet, they need to set aside enough time to take the IELTS test and get the IELTS test report card before signing up.

Steps of Dutch University Application Process

Step 1: Collect information

In the Netherlands, more than 70 colleges and universities offer more than 1 100 English courses. How to find a suitable school and major, and where to collect objective and reliable information?

NUFFIC and CSCSE-NesoBeijing, the China Service Center for Studying Abroad, are the most reliable sources of information on Dutch higher education and studying abroad, with abundant online resources. At the same time, CSCSE-NesoBeijing also provides you with free telephone and e-mail consultation services.

In addition, consulting the website of the University of the Netherlands and contacting the International Admissions Office of the University of the Netherlands for specific course information is also an excellent choice to obtain objective and reliable information!

Step 2: Apply for a school.

After collecting relevant information, I found my favorite school (or several schools), which meets the admission requirements of the school. Through what channels do you apply?

Most Dutch schools accept direct applications, and you will soon find application forms and specific application methods on the websites of various institutions.

Step 3: Prepare information.

Apply if you choose a school. What materials do I need to prepare to apply for a school? Bole experts summarize the following for you:

The application materials for preparatory courses and undergraduate courses are generally:

Notarization of high school diploma (if you are studying in a university, you need a certificate of studying in a university)

Transcripts (individual schools will also require college entrance examination results)

Birth notarization

Copy of passport or ID card and passport photo

A completed application form for admission

Ielts test report

The application materials for master's courses are generally:

Copy of bachelor degree certificate or public certificate

Copy of transcript or official certificate

Birth notarization

Letter of recommendation from tutor (2 letters)

Application letter and resume

Copy of passport or ID card and passport photo

A completed application form for admission

Ielts test report

Some schools require graduate exam scores, such as GRE and GMAT.

Step 4: Apply for Neso certificate.

The Dutch Immigration Bureau requires every student who goes to study in the Netherlands through the fast MVV visa procedure to apply for a Neso certificate. So what is a Nesoz certificate? How to apply?

Neso certificate is a necessary document to apply for a student visa. Issued by NesoBeijing's office to prove the English level (IELTS score), academic certificates and diplomas provided by students applying for study in Dutch universities.

To apply for a Neso certificate, you need to submit relevant documents including the Neso certificate registration form (completed), a copy of IELTS test report (required to meet the application course requirements), and a copy of academic qualifications, degree certificates and/or transcripts (required to meet the admission requirements). The whole application procedure is simple and convenient, and the certification period is at most two months. Students are advised to apply for Neso certificate four months before going to Holland.

Step 5: Apply for MVV Express Visa.

I have been admitted to a Dutch university and got a Neso certificate. How to apply for and apply for an express MVV visa?

Express MVV visa

Students who stay in the Netherlands for more than 90 days need to apply for an MVV visa. Fast MVV visa refers to the MVV visa that students apply to the Dutch Immigration Bureau (IND) instead of students after being admitted to a Dutch school. Most Dutch schools can apply for this visa for students. The visa processing cycle is generally 4-6 weeks. Students who successfully pass the visa examination of the Immigration Bureau will be notified by the embassy or consulate to go through the visa formalities at the Dutch embassy or consulate where their household registration is located.

When applying for a visa, a valid proof of funds (proving that students can afford the tuition and living expenses for the first year) is one of the necessary documents for students to successfully obtain a visa. There are many ways to issue capital certificates, and you can inquire about relevant information.

Documents required for visa application:

Chinese-English translation of the admission notice of Dutch universities.

Copy of passport, passport photo

Birth notarization, marriage notarization, crime-free notarization and double authentication documents (as required by local embassies and consulates)

Proof of funds

Step 6: get a visa and get ready to go!

Congratulations on your successful application! Don't forget to check before the last departure:

Have you arranged the accommodation?

Have you arranged the insurance?

Is there a pick-up arrangement?

Avoid carrying too much cash.

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