What educational benefits can Dutch immigrants enjoy?

# Dutch Immigration # Introduction Dutch immigration policy is one of the most relaxed countries in the EU. In recent years, European immigrants are hot in the domestic market, and the rich in China are also vying for European immigrant places. In order to introduce more skilled immigrants, the immigration policy in the Netherlands has become much looser, so more and more immigrants choose to immigrate to the Netherlands as a whole. Since we are family immigrants, we have to consider the education of our children. Let me give you an analysis of Dutch education. The education welfare in the Netherlands is mainly reflected in the following aspects:

1. What educational benefits can Dutch immigrants enjoy?

Provide a large amount of cash and transportation subsidies for children and girls to study.

The Dutch government provides a large amount of cash and transportation subsidies for residents' children to study. The Dutch government's total investment in education accounts for about 20% of the national budget. An ordinary China student studying in the Netherlands and other western developed countries needs at least 400,000 RMB for a four-year undergraduate education. However, going to school after immigrating to the Netherlands can not only save your family expensive study abroad expenses, but also provide your children with a high subsidy of 6,000 euros per year.

/kloc-before 0/8 years old

The annual tuition fee is 20 euros, and the Dutch government pays 600 euros (50 euros per month)-equivalent to 6,000 yuan.

18-27 years old

In the higher education stage, the annual tuition fee is 1200 euros, and the Dutch government subsidizes your child with 4,500 euros in cash every year. It means that the government will give you another 3300 euros in cash after the university goes to college for free.

Transportation allowance

Free ride on any public transport except airplanes. If you live in your own home, the government will give you another 50 euros a month, which is 600 euros a year until you are 27 years old.

medical insurance

1. Free medical insurance in the Netherlands is about 100 Euro per month, and all hospital visits and medicines are free. Child insurance is free.

2. Low cost of living

Thanks to its advantages as a "vegetable garden" in Europe, although the living standard in the Netherlands is high, the cost is one of the lowest in Europe; Generally, the rent of a family is about 500 euros per month, and the monthly expenditure on food is generally lower than per person 100 euros.

3. Allow family members to work legally.

After your family members and children immigrate to the Netherlands with you, the children can enjoy the high welfare treatment of the Dutch government, and family members can also work legally.

4. Travel around the world at will

Immigrating to the Netherlands, 27 EU countries can visit at will, and dozens of countries can get visa-free or visa-on-arrival with Dutch ID cards.

It can be seen that by immigrating to the Netherlands, you not only let your children enjoy the education in Europe, but also provide them with a more comfortable living environment! As parents, it is complete to see what children can enjoy!

2. Immigration methods

1. Investing in the Netherlands: You can apply by purchasing the Netherlands National Innovation Fund of 6,543,800 euros+0,250 euros; 2. Settle in the Netherlands on the grounds of marriage or cohabitation to form a family, including reunion with family members;

Third, skilled immigrants: settle in the Netherlands on the grounds of work;

According to the specific provisions of the Dutch immigration policy, a brief explanation is as follows:

First, the Dutch investment immigration policy:

Application conditions for Dutch investment immigrants

◆ Principal applicant 18 years old, with no criminal record;

◆ The principal applicant can invest 6.5438+0.25 million euros;

◆ Purchase the Dutch National Innovation Fund of 6.5438+0.25 million euros.

Second, the policy requirements of settling in the Netherlands on the grounds of forming a family or reuniting with family members.

If you have just established a family with a Dutch national or a person who officially lives in the Netherlands, or you are already a spouse, partner or child under 18, including officially adopted children, you can enter the Netherlands and further apply for a VTV residence permit. However, first, you must apply for an MVV visa at the Dutch embassy or consulate in your country or region. Everyone should be familiar with MVV.

The full name of MVV is Machtigingtotvoorlopigverblijf, which means this is a special visa. All foreigners who want to stay in the Netherlands for more than 3 months, including those who come to work or study in the Netherlands, need to apply for MVV. Relatives and institutions in the Netherlands can also apply for MVV from the foreigners' police station in their area. MVV was finally issued by the Visa Office of the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Applicants will be invited to the Dutch diplomatic agency in their country or region for an interview. MVV is finally printed on the passport page of the applicant in the form of a seal.

Forming a family through marriage or cohabitation, including reunion with family members, is a legitimate reason to apply for MVV, and relatives in the Netherlands must meet certain conditions. The main application conditions are:

1. You must have Dutch nationality or official residence.

You must have permanent residence in Holland.

3. You must have a regular paid job with a monthly income of at least 70% of the social assistance provided by your parents' family, and you must have a work contract for more than one year on the date of application. Apply for MVV to settle in the Netherlands as a direct relative, excluding: parents, grandparents, brothers and sisters,/kloc-children over 0/8 years old.

After letting MVV enter the Netherlands, you should report to the Aliens Police Station within 3 days and apply for temporary residence in VTV. The alien police will arrange a time to ask you to bring the necessary certificates and documents and conduct an interview to determine when you can get them, for a period of one year or less. Before the expiration of VTV, you need to apply to the Aliens Police for an extension. If you have obtained VTV and have lived legally in the Netherlands for more than 5 years, you can apply for long-term residence. However, if you want to determine your long-term residence status in the Netherlands as soon as possible, you can also try to learn Dutch well and get familiar with the basic knowledge of Dutch social life, and then apply for Dutch citizenship after living in the Netherlands for three consecutive years.

Third, the policy requirement of settling in the Netherlands on the grounds of work.

When a Dutch employer hires a foreign worker, he must first apply for a labor permit for the employee. The official Dutch name is tewerkstellingsvergunning. Ordinary employees apply to the district labor department; Artists, musicians and athletes apply to the CBA of the Central Ministry of Labor. Take ordinary employees as an example:

1. Employers must hire employees with special skills. Employers have tried their best to recruit in the Netherlands, for example, by advertising, but without results.

2. The employer must report the vacancy to the Ministry of Labor for more than five weeks.

3. The employer is prepared to pay the foreign employees a salary higher than the new minimum wage for full-time work every month.

4. The employer shall arrange accommodation in the Netherlands for foreign employees, and the working environment and living environment provided by the employer must be acceptable to foreign employees.

5. Foreign employees must meet the employer's job requirements and have the qualifications and skills to engage in the vacancy.

6. Foreign employees must have or prepare to apply for a VTV residence permit in the Netherlands.