What are the requirements for accepting immigrants after studying in the Netherlands? Why are immigrants studying in the Netherlands suitable for working families?

1. What are the requirements for immigrants after studying in the Netherlands? In recent years, the Dutch government has provided 1 year job-seeking visas for students studying undergraduate or master's courses in the Netherlands. During this period, they can find a job in the local area without other types of work permits, and then obtain permanent residence status through contact with the work visa. In the case of connecting immigrants, there are the following requirements:

1. If you choose to find an ordinary job, you can apply for an ordinary work visa in the middle and late stages, and the monthly salary standard is 1766.45 euros/month (the actual amount will change slightly every year); The average salary of undergraduates is between 1600-2500 Euros.

2. If your standards are suitable and your professional ability is strong, you can choose to apply for high technology. If you get an offer of 2,364 euros per month from the boss of a company in the list of high-tech enterprises published by the Dutch government in official website, you can apply for high-tech. Remember that this is a special benefit for international students, because this salary standard is only for those who are looking for a job during their graduation from college. If you apply for high technology directly, the salary is 3299-4500 euros/month.

3. If the standard is better than high technology, you can directly apply for the EU red card: but the monthly salary is relatively high, which needs to reach 5272 euros/month. The cycle time for submitting a work visa application is 90 days, and the length of the obtained residence card is determined according to the employer's offer and can be renewed. The standard of maintaining identity is that you need to have an on-the-job person, have a tax record, and can apply for permanent residence after meeting the conditions for settlement. It is the only country in the European Union that can record the settlement requirements for permanent residence from the beginning of studying abroad.

Second, why are immigrants studying in the Netherlands suitable for working families? 1. Low investment cost of immigrants: Compared with project investment and entrepreneurship, the investment and cost of immigrants studying abroad are much lower. After graduation, you can submit your application if you meet the requirements, and you will have 16 hours of working time every week during your study abroad, and there will be unlimited job opportunities during the summer vacation. Their children enjoy compulsory education in the middle and late stages, which is cost-effective;

2. The application fee is low: you can apply for a school in the Netherlands with a minimum of three years' education, and you can change to permanent residence in the middle and late stages. Speaking English is enough, because the Netherlands has the highest English coverage in continental Europe.

3. Quickly and properly obtain a long-term, legal and valid residence permit: you can transfer to a university graduation work visa, with a minimum study period of 1 year, and you can apply for permanent residence if you meet the conditions. Don't worry about the whole set of real identity planning at all.