Introduction of Dutch immigrant welfare policy

I. Pension system

The original intention of Dutch pension system design is to ensure that everyone can enjoy a decent life after reaching the legal retirement age, both now and in the future. Its characteristics are mainly manifested in three pillars: basic state pension, occupational pension and private pension.

Second, the health care system.

The Netherlands ranks in the top three among all European indicators published by the Healthy Consumers Organization. In the six categories of the European Health Consumption Index, the Netherlands won two titles, namely, patients' rights and information (shared with Denmark) and service scope and convenience.

In the Netherlands, the government requires every citizen to have medical insurance. The system aims to make everyone get affordable medical care, and the government's task is to create conditions to prevent diseases and accidents as much as possible, and strive to provide various forms of treatment, care and care. In the Netherlands, basic medical insurance has covered most of the medical services that residents may need in their daily lives, such as seeing a doctor, being hospitalized and buying medicines.

At the same time, the Dutch government also provides insurance subsidies for low-income people. As long as you are a Dutch citizen or have the right of abode in the Netherlands, you can apply for insurance allowance.

Third, the education system.

The quality of Dutch higher education is famous for its high quality, internationalization and application. Among the top 200 universities in The Times of England, only 14 U-universities and 13 universities are listed in the Netherlands. All its H-level universities have been selected into the list of 200 business schools in the world.

It can be seen that the Dutch immigration welfare policy is very attractive. Immigrants can enjoy the world's top pension system and European medical care system. In addition, children can also enjoy the Dutch high-quality and international education system.

Chapter II Extended Reading: Preparations before and after the entry of Dutch immigrants.

I. Registered account

People who have lived in the Netherlands for more than four months must register their accounts at the city hall. It's free to go to the city hall to register your account, passport, and the double-certificate birth certificate you brought from China.

Married people also need to provide double-certified marriage notarization when registering their accounts. After registration, the city hall will give you a household registration form. If you move to another city while studying in the Netherlands, you should register with the new city hall as soon as possible after moving and cancel your old account.

Second, handle temporary id card.

At the local town hall, you will also receive application materials from temporary id card, the Netherlands. Your ID card is the most important document for your life and travel in Holland. It is illegal to live in the Netherlands without an ID card.

Your Dutch identity card is in Dutch. Your personal information and the expiration date of your ID card are written on the front. It is stated on the back that the purpose of living in the Netherlands is to study, and there are restrictions on finding a job. The materials to be submitted for handling the ID card include the application form, your admission notice, economic certificate, insurance materials, bank account opening certificate, or a copy, photo and autograph of the credit card or bank card, and the application fee is 430 euros. These materials are listed in detail in the application form. The application fee generally needs to be settled in cash at the time of processing.

If all goes well, the Immigration Bureau will give you a written notice within two months after receiving your application, so that you can go to the local city hall to get your ID card.

Third, tuberculosis examination

China citizens who have lived in the Netherlands continuously for more than three months need to be examined for tuberculosis. This is also one of the necessary conditions for legal residence in the Netherlands. Maybe you will say, didn't you have a physical examination when you went abroad? Even if you just checked it not long ago, you still have to be re-checked by the Dutch government.

When receiving the application form for temporary id card, you will also receive the registration form for tuberculosis examination. The alien police will help you make an appointment with the hospital and tell you when to go. After the first examination, the hospital will inform you of the time for the second examination. Generally, everyone has to go through two or three inspections, and the interval between each inspection is about six months. If the scheduled examination time conflicts with your course, please call the hospital in advance to change the time.

Fourth, apply for insurance.

In addition to helping you open an account in the bank, your work unit or school will also arrange for you to buy insurance. The insurance arranged by your work unit or school includes at least general medical insurance and sometimes liability insurance. Medical insurance means that the insurance company reimburses your medical expenses according to the terms of the contract.

Liability insurance means that after an accident, the insurance company will repay your economic compensation to others according to the terms of the contract. Student medical insurance usually does not cover the cost of going to the dentist, glasses and beauty. Insurance premium usually needs to be settled in cash at the time of processing. Insurance is only valid for one year, and the insurance for the second year needs to be bought at that time.

Further reading: the situation of Dutch immigrants

I. Application conditions for short-term residence permit for Dutch immigrants

Principal applicant 18 years old, with no criminal record;

The principal applicant can invest 654.38+250,000 euros;

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

Second, the conditions for applying for permanent residence in the Netherlands

1) does not pose a threat to public order.

2) Have enough income.

3) Must have a continuous and valid residence permit for 5 years or more.

4) The residence permit is not a temporary residence, such as a work residence.

5) Has passed the integration test. This means that you can write, speak, read and understand Dutch fluently. You must have a comprehensive test certificate recognized by IND or other relevant Dutch proficiency certificates.

Documents required for application:

1) Have valid travel documents (such as passports).

2) Must have medical insurance.

3) proof of income

4) Current valid residence permit

5) Submit proof of continuous residence in the Netherlands for five years.

6) Incorporate the examination certificate or recognized Dutch proficiency certificate.

Duration of permanent residence:

Your permanent residence is valid for 5 years, and a new card must be issued after 5 years.

Three. Conditions for naturalization in the Netherlands

1) Adult

2) Must have an uninterrupted valid residence permit for 5 years or more.

3) The valid residence permit is a non-temporary residence permit, such as a work residence permit.

4) You have passed the integration exam. This means that you can write, speak, read and understand Dutch fluently. You must have A2 comprehensive test certificate or other relevant proof of Dutch proficiency recognized by IND.

5) There is no record of committing a crime, being sentenced to community service or a large number of economic problems in the last four years.

6) Prepare to take the oath to join Dutch nationality and give up the original nationality.

Documents required for naturalization:

1) valid passport

2) Effective non-temporary residence permit

3) A valid birth certificate

4) A valid marriage certificate (if necessary)

5) Incorporate the examination certificate or recognized Dutch proficiency certificate.

Naturalization fee:

Single person: 789 euros

Multi-person: 10 19 Euro

Minors: 1 17 Euro