What materials do you need to study in Holland?

The overall education level of Dutch universities is relatively high. A key link in applying for studying in the Netherlands is to apply for a study visa. What materials do I need to apply for a study visa in the Netherlands? Introduced the relevant content for everyone, let's take a look!

First, the Netherlands study visa materials

passport

Please prepare a valid passport in advance. After the visa application is initiated, you need to upload a scanned copy of your entire passport (including blank pages) to the online application system.

insurance

You must buy health insurance to study in Holland. It is recommended to buy AON insurance ICS Complete+. After purchase, AON will send an electronic version of the policy, which needs to be uploaded to the visa online application system.

Living expenses (living expenses)

Requirements not less than? Proof of 900/ month living expenses. When applying for a visa, you must provide proof of living expenses for at least one year, that is? 900× 12=? 10,800。

Tuition (tuition)

It is recommended to pay tuition fees in advance; If you can't pay the tuition in advance, you can use the method of proof of funds.

Nuffic certificate

Nuffic certificate is one of the necessary documents to apply for a visa. Please confirm that the Nuffic certificate has been passed when starting the visa.

Second, the Dutch study visa process

1 contact the visa processing department.

After the tutor agrees to accept your PhD or visit, you can generally communicate with the department in charge of MVV in the school about your visa application. Generally, schools will contact you actively and ask you to provide a series of materials. The specific materials will vary from university to university.

2 Prepare the required materials.

According to the requirements of the other party, the materials required for MVV application are fully prepared and sent to the other party by email or uploaded to the webpage. After the materials are complete, the university will send your application to the Dutch Immigration Bureau, and the Immigration Bureau will make a review decision on the application after receiving the complete application materials; The audit period is 1-3 months. (usually within one month)

3 go to the embassy to label.

If MVV's application is approved, you will receive a notification form from IND by email (4 pages). When you receive this, it means that your visa has been approved. Before, you only need to go to the embassy of your choice, so you can put a visa on your passport. From the date of approval, it needs to be mailed to the embassy within 90 days.

Need to make an appointment with the embassy, the type is MVV- study abroad; ;

4 Waiting for a visa

The review procedure for such visa applications is generally 4 working days. At that time, the consulate will send you the signed passport by EMS or SF Express.

Please note that this visa is valid for 90 days. When you arrive in the Netherlands, you will go to the immigration office to get a residence permit.

3. How to apply for multiple entry and exit visas?

Relevant documents are needed to prove that the applicant did travel frequently between the Netherlands and China for business reasons in the past year. The application can only be processed after the applicant submits the following materials:

Passport with a validity period of not less than 3 months after the passport is returned spontaneously;

1 A correctly filled and signed visa application form with 1 ID photo;

A dated invitation letter issued by the Netherlands, which should clearly state: the purpose of visiting the Netherlands; Date of entry and exit and time of stay in Schengen countries; Whether the inviter bears all expenses, including travel expenses and medical insurance; Guarantee clause, the inviter should fully ensure that tourists return to China on time; Name, title, address and telephone number of the inviter. This invitation letter must be clearly addressed and sent to the applicant's work unit rather than the individual.

The signed and dated dispatch letter issued by the applicant's work unit must clearly indicate: the applicant's name and position; The purpose of the visit; Date of entry and exit and time of stay in Schengen countries; Whether the work unit bears all the expenses; The dispatch letter shall include the name and address of the unit, the signature and contact number of the signatory, and shall be sealed by the unit.

Other materials will be required according to different situations.

The application materials will be submitted to the relevant departments in the Netherlands for further examination. The whole process takes 10 working days. It takes 15 working days to apply for a multiple-entry business visa for one year. Unless specifically requested by the applicant, the Dutch consulate will keep the applicant's passport while accepting the visa.

Four. Matters needing attention in visa application

(1) The processing period for China citizens to apply for a short stay visa for traveling, visiting relatives or visiting the Netherlands is generally 3 weeks to 3 months, while the processing time for a short stay visa (MVV) is longer, usually 3 to 6 months, during which various materials may be needed, so it is necessary to make preparations in advance and apply as soon as possible.

(2) At present, in addition to the Dutch Embassy in Beijing, the Netherlands also has consulates in Shanghai, Guangzhou and Hong Kong. Where to apply for a visa depends on where your permanent residence is, that is, where your passport is issued.

(3) You are not allowed to change your identity and apply for a short-term residence visa (MVV) or other residence documents after entering the country with a short-term stay visa for traveling, visiting relatives or visiting the Netherlands. You must leave the country to study in the Netherlands before your visa or residence expires. Procedures and precautions for obtaining a study visa in the Netherlands.

(4) Obtaining a visa does not mean that the holder has the right to enter the Schengen countries, and the holder may still be refused entry. Therefore, when entering the Netherlands, China citizens should not only hold valid passports, visas and round-trip air tickets, but also bring with them an invitation letter in English or Dutch, as well as the address and contact information of the guarantor, indicating the original main destination, reasons (which should be consistent with the purpose when applying for a visa) and the duration of stay.