Hello, everyone, ask an expert friend a question. My boyfriend is a Dutch Chinese who is currently studying in China. We're getting married.

First of all, if your boyfriend is Dutch, it doesn't matter how long he stays in Holland. Anyway, he can go back with a Dutch passport.

Secondly, if you want to apply for marriage immigration, you need to pass the Dutch exam in China (I heard that the exam is getting more and more difficult) before you can apply for mvv.

Third, permanent residence in the Netherlands requires that you have lived in the Netherlands for five years (and paid taxes) for the same purpose (such as work and marriage) before you can get it. You can't get a green card in two years.

Fourth, your boyfriend is still studying, but he has no job. If you apply for a spouse to go to the Netherlands, you need to have proof of income (such as long-term work contract and salary table for the last three months, etc.). ), and the net income must be above 65,438+0.20% of the minimum wage to prove that you have the ability to bear the life of your spouse in the Netherlands. He doesn't even have a job, so your application is unlikely to pass.

Fifth, even if your boyfriend is registered to marry you in China, although he can directly apply for you to come to the Netherlands in China, he will not go back to the Netherlands immediately. Then why did you go to Holland alone? This makes people think that you married him for immigration, and there will be problems when applying.

I don't quite understand why you are in such a hurry to go to Holland. What's wrong with waiting for a boyfriend for two more years? If you want to immigrate to the Netherlands through marriage, wait for your boyfriend to graduate and go back to the Netherlands to find a job. Although it is possible to start the application process in China, according to the strict immigration policy in the Netherlands and your current situation, the chances of successful application are slim.

If you want to go to the Netherlands, you can apply for high-tech immigration besides getting married and studying abroad, but it depends on your own education and work experience.

If you have a strong relationship with your boyfriend and have a general plan for the future, you can study Dutch well while he is studying, and then let him go to the website of the Dutch Immigration Bureau for more information. He can also teach you Dutch. Otherwise, when the application is really on the agenda and you can't pass Dutch, the Dutch Immigration Bureau won't issue you a visa.