Introduction of Dutch immigrant welfare system

The Netherlands is one of the richest countries in the world, ranking fourth in the list of comprehensive national strength last year. At the same time, the Netherlands is also one of the countries with better welfare benefits in the world. Here is a brief introduction to the welfare system of Dutch immigrants. Welcome to read!

Welfare system of Dutch immigrants

Dutch medical welfare

Medical insurance costs about 90 euros per month, and you can enjoy 60% government subsidies. Commercial medical insurance purchased in the Kingdom of the Netherlands is a global insurance. If you are hospitalized in China, all medical expenses can be reimbursed in the Kingdom of the Netherlands.

Dutch education welfare

After immigrating to the Kingdom of the Netherlands, the children of new immigrants can enjoy almost free education benefits until high school. After obtaining a passport of the Kingdom of the Netherlands or permanent residency in the Netherlands, you can apply to any university, equivalent institution or major in the European Union, and the fee is only about 1 1,200 euros per academic year (the tuition fee for China students is not EU- subsidized, and it is about 5,000 euros to 9,000 euros per academic year).

Children also enjoy benefits that all international students can't enjoy, such as free transportation cards (trains, buses and subways), accommodation allowance (4,500 euros/year), interest-free loans, single subjects, full-year scholarships, etc. It should be noted here that not only the children of immigrants, including their spouses, go to university for further study after entering the Netherlands, but also enjoy the treatment of Dutch students (there are some differences between spouses over 27 and those under 27).

Higher education is developed and talent advantage is obvious. Dutch higher education is in a global position, and many research universities such as Leiden University, Amsterdam University and Delft University of Technology rank among the top in the world. In addition, vocational colleges have been established in all provinces in the Netherlands to train practical talents and provide a large number of high-quality talents for the Netherlands. Among the non-English-speaking countries in Europe, English is popular in Holland. More than 80% of Dutch people can speak English, and a considerable number of Dutch people can work in German, French, Spanish and other languages.

High welfare policy from cradle to old age

After holding a five-year permanent residence card in the Netherlands or a passport in the Kingdom of the Netherlands, customers can enjoy most of the benefits of Dutch nationals, such as children's money, free education, medical insurance, and all-round tax refund. They can get a loan of 250,000 euros to buy a house and get a large tax refund like the Dutch. The only benefits they could not enjoy in the first five years after emigrating to the Kingdom of the Netherlands were unemployment benefits and relief funds.

At the same time, the new immigrants also enjoy some benefits that the nationals of the Kingdom of the Netherlands can't enjoy, such as changing China's driver's license into a Dutch driver's license without trial (saving 5,000 euros), such as a 30% reduction in personal income tax. At the same time, for new immigrants, they can also get a 19% tax credit when buying cars, computers, mobile phones, furniture and other products.

Strong economic strength and trade position

The Netherlands is the 18 largest economy in the world and the sixth largest economy in the European Union. In recent years, in the global competitiveness report of the World Economic Forum in Davos, the Netherlands has all entered the top 10. As a traditional trading power, the Netherlands has a very stable position in global trade.

Superior geographical location and developed logistics network.

The Netherlands is located at the intersection of the North Atlantic route and the European continental sea passage, facing the North Sea and backing the hinterland of the European continent. Its consumption population within 500 kilometers of Fiona Fang reached 65.438+0.7 billion, accounting for almost half of the EU market. Rotterdam port is the largest in Europe and the ninth largest in the world, and it is the main shipping port in and out of Europe. Amsterdam Airport Schiphol is one of the busiest international airports in Europe, ranking in the top five in terms of take-off and landing sorties, cargo volume and passenger volume.

Extended reading:? Dutch guide to high-tech immigrants

First, the application conditions of Dutch high-tech immigrants

The main applicant requires:

1. Age 22-55 years old;

2. College degree or above;

3. Both husband and wife cannot be legal persons in China, but they can be shareholders or managers;

Requirements of the applicant's domestic company:

1. China Company has been established for more than 3 years, and its turnover in recent 3 years has reached more than 5 million RMB;

2. Registered capital 1 10,000 yuan or more;

3. There is a company website.

Second, the application process of Dutch high-tech immigrants

1. Application materials submitted by Dutch subsidiary.

2. Obtain the business license of the Dutch subsidiary and open a company account.

3. Remit 10000 euros into the account of the Dutch company.

4. The company was formally established, and the whole process took about 3-4 months.

5. Apply for permission from overseas employees

6. Submit the application for family residence and wait for the interview.

7. The Dutch embassy will sign the visa in person, get a temporary entry visa and change it into a 6-year residence card after landing.

Third, the advantages of Dutch high-tech immigration projects

1. The application threshold is low: there is no need for money to explain the source of funds, no need for voice, no need for asset restrictions, only about 1.5 million yuan of movable funds;

2. Short processing time: you can get a visa to the Netherlands in 8 months at the earliest;

3. Low living requirements: you can live for 3 months every year;

4. Get a five-year residence card: spouses and children can apply at the same time and get a five-year companion visa;

5. European tourism: immigrants to the Netherlands can travel freely to and from 26 Schengen countries in Europe without a visa;

6. Education welfare: children enjoy free compulsory education in primary and secondary schools after landing;

7. Enjoy welfare benefits in the Netherlands: During the residence card, you can enjoy welfare benefits other than voting rights, unemployment benefits, relief funds, zero down payment for house purchase and government-subsidized low-rent housing. If you get permanent residency or naturalization, you can enjoy all the same welfare benefits as Dutch citizens.

8. Dutch companies have no strict business requirements: they don't need money to hire people, and they don't require scale, turnover and operating profit.