For those who want to immigrate to the Netherlands, come here and tell you what it is like to live in the Netherlands.

#Hollandimmigration# Introduction: For those who want to immigrate to the Netherlands, they must have an urgent understanding of life in the Netherlands. The overall social atmosphere in the Netherlands is very good, with a high degree of freedom, and a great understanding of various cultures and habits. of inclusiveness. Many people worry that it will be difficult to integrate into the local society because their native language is not Dutch. In fact, it is not as difficult as imagined.

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Higher quality of life

In China, we must wash fruits before eating them. It is no exaggeration to say that we even use designated detergents before washing them. Dare to put it in your mouth. But there is no need to wash the vegetables, rice, fruits, etc. bought in the Netherlands. At first, I was laughed at by my colleagues when I spit out the grape skin after eating grapes. What’s even more unbelievable is that Dutch dishwashing liquid does not require rinsing. When washing dishes, put a pool of water and pour the dishwashing liquid into it. After washing, there will be a lot of foam on the dishes and the dishes can be used after drying. It’s really true. surprise.

The food aspect is a bit monotonous compared to that in China, probably because there are fewer Chinese people in the Netherlands. Currently, there are relatively few Chinese food options in the Netherlands. Prices vary from high to low compared to those in China, but the quality of the food is reassuring, such as freshly squeezed juices, sterilized milk, cherries, etc., which can all be purchased at relatively low prices here.

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The living environment is comfortable, and the government’s attitude towards doing things is very good

In terms of environment, except for the heavy industrial area, you can see blue sky and white clouds. However, it often rains in the Netherlands, and it always rains unexpectedly. What impressed me most was the very good attitude of the government personnel, because anyone who has registered a company in China should know that a series of tedious things can make you collapse and have to go to various departments. I was impressed by the speed and treatment of registering a company in the Netherlands. The staff helped you get it done. I can share a small detail with you: I went to get a new ID once. Google Maps says the immigration office closes at 5:00, but it actually closes at 4:00. When I arrived at 4:30, there was only the front desk on duty. I told the front desk that I lived far away, so the front desk guy called me to coordinate. I have experienced a lot of things like this at the Immigration Bureau, City Hall, and Commerce Bureau (KVK). People feel cared for and respected. Sometimes even if it is due to their own reasons, mistakes or information problems, most of the clerks will help solve it (of course it is completely inappropriate). It cannot be done as requested).

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People get along well with each other

A person working in the Netherlands said this: He is doing foreign trade in a Dutch food company and has done I have been there for more than 4 years, and there were many opportunities to change jobs during the period, but in the end I chose to stay. When working in a Dutch company, office politics are still inevitable, but much less so than in China. When there is a conflict of interest between departments within the company, everyone can basically discuss the matter. Interpersonal relationships and favor exchanges in the Netherlands are also much simpler. When office colleagues get married, everyone pools together 15 euros to buy a gift. After get off work, everyone has their own family and life, and colleagues rarely get together to eat or go shopping (unless they are particularly close). I get off work at 5 o'clock, and the company is basically empty at 5:30. There are 25 days of paid annual leave a year, and anyone who doesn’t take it is a fool.

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Life is less stressful and the benefits are really comprehensive

The pace of life in the Netherlands is not fast, and housing prices are very cheap compared to domestic prices. Generally speaking, Ordinary working-class people can afford a house. Although I have not obtained nationality, as long as I buy insurance, I will receive medical treatment and company benefits. According to my understanding of the Dutch, even if they are unemployed, they will not live in a miserable state.

But maybe because the benefits are so good and the life pressure is low, the efficiency is not very high. Many people are unwilling to work while receiving subsistence allowances, and parents don’t seem to care much about their children’s studies.

The so-called experience is for reference only, but taken together, we can all find the same point of view that life in Europe is more suitable than life in China and North America. If you like a slow-paced life , Europe is indeed a very good choice. If you like challenges and want to make your own way, perhaps the economic environment of the United States is more suitable for you.

How to immigrate to the Netherlands?

At present, the following two are more convenient:

First, Dutch high-skilled immigrants

For foreigners who immigrate to the Netherlands for work purposes, Dutch companies hire applicants, You can apply for Dutch permanent residence and citizenship after working for 5 years.

Second, Curacao Province Investment Immigration

This project was approved by the Government of the Kingdom of the Netherlands and raised by the Curacao Foreign Investment Authority of the Kingdom of the Netherlands in order to promote the Netherlands and the Province of Curacao Introduce investors for economic purposes and provide them with residence procedures and naturalization procedures.

This project is the simplest, fastest and risk-free legal investment immigration channel to obtain permanent residence and nationality in the Kingdom of the Netherlands. There are no entrepreneurial jobs, no taxes, no residency requirements, and no immigration prison. After 5 years of naturalization, you can get a Dutch passport and enjoy all the benefits of residents of this country.