Please keep the common sense and customs of Dutch immigrants!

# 中中中 # Introduction After immigrating to the Netherlands, we need to respect the local religious beliefs and customs. After successfully dealing with Dutch immigrants, don't patronize the excitement, but also learn how to live in the Netherlands. So what local customs in the Netherlands require us to be extra careful? The following contents are compiled and published by!

1. Life tips for Dutch immigrants

When they first arrived in Holland, their driver's licenses were easy to handle. Generally speaking, you don't need to change it within six months. Generally, you can use the driver's license of your original nationality. What should I do if I stay in Holland without cash? Don't worry about no change, insufficient bank card balance, or no place to charge, because the parking lot in the Netherlands already has the function of mobile payment. How to use this function?

At present, most cities in the Netherlands can use smart phones to pay parking fees, which can be collected in a few minutes. Especially convenient, not only for car owners, but also for toll collectors. In order to ensure this function, you must first register an account and pay by mobile phone, not through the city hall, but through an external third-party mobile phone application provider. The account is registered for free, and the corresponding bank card and license plate number can be associated. After successful registration, if successful registration, you will receive a parking permit within a few days after registration confirmation. If necessary, you can stick your mobile phone on the window and pay with it.

When you use it, you can fill in the parking space in the application. Of course, usually the mobile phone will find its own parking place through GPS. You can confirm the location and time of the parking space by the number on the parking sign marked with the letter "P", and then you can start the timer and start charging for parking. After that, when you return and need to drive away, select the "Stop" timer to stop charging and drive away.

Other suppliers basically have packages to order, and you don't have to pay for parking every time. For example, in ANWB, you can order a set meal for 55 cents a week. If you stop the car twice a week, it's a good deal. So if you often park in the same place or park more than twice a week, I suggest you use this package.

2. Immigration expenses

Dutch high-tech immigrant investment 1 1.5 million euros, equivalent to 920,000 yuan, the whole family can get a residence permit in the Netherlands. In the Netherlands, children aged 5 to 16 enjoy compulsory education. Tuition, books and other miscellaneous fees are free. The Dutch government's cash subsidy for each child (including immigrant children) is 50- 120 euros per month. In addition, there are more than 200 euros of additional subsidies for children's extracurricular interests, such as music, art and dance. This subsidy is also paid directly, whether you study or not. If students live on campus, all the expenses are paid by the government, even the weekly round-trip air tickets are paid by the government. After 18, students can also apply for government grants, so parents don't have to worry about not being able to support their children. The Dutch government lists the minimum monthly expenses for children according to family income. If you spend more than this amount, the government will subsidize your parents.

After becoming a permanent resident of the Netherlands, the Dutch government also provides rent subsidies to students receiving higher education, ranging from 200 euros to 300 euros per month, depending on the city housing prices. Secondly, every student has a public transportation subsidy. He/she can apply for a free transportation card with his/her student ID card, and he/she can take all public transportation except airplanes and taxis for free in the Netherlands. In the Netherlands, the monthly ticket is about 400 euros, and the transportation subsidy this year is as high as 4,000 euros.

3. The customs and habits of Dutch immigrants' life

Respect local religious beliefs The Dutch Constitution stipulates freedom of religious belief. Religion plays an important role in the social and political life of the Dutch people. It affects all aspects of the whole society, so we should respect each other's religious beliefs and try not to talk about religious topics. Respect for local ethnic characteristics The Netherlands is deeply influenced by Christian culture, has a developed marine commercial tradition and a long history, and is now a highly competitive developed country. The Dutch have some distinctive national characteristics: they don't follow the crowd, stick to their own views in everything and are straightforward. Thrifty, hardworking, smart and pragmatic. Emphasize social, economic and political equity; Relatively tolerant, able to adapt to different religions, philosophies, lifestyles and races; Enterprises and authorized employees who emphasize humanitarianism and help vulnerable groups should understand Dutch history and its national characteristics and establish harmonious interpersonal relationships with local people. [/[/Respect local customs and don't force persuasion; Don't ask personal privacy; Dress appropriately in different occasions, such as meetings, social activities, work and leisure. Don't smoke or talk loudly in public places.

Immigrating to the Netherlands is not a successful way to invest in home ownership. If you want to immigrate to the Netherlands, the quickest and safest way is for China's parent company to set up a subsidiary in the Netherlands and send management personnel, which is usually called business immigration. Dutch business immigrants have no immigration supervisor. They can enter and leave the EU countries directly after obtaining Dutch passports. They don't need to give up their domestic business. However, all family immigrants, spouses and children can enjoy various benefits in the Netherlands. Spouses can work full-time in the Netherlands.

4. Reasons for choosing Dutch immigrants

Educational environment for children's healthy growth More than 58% of investment immigrants said that their children's education was the main reason for their immigration. Compared with foreign countries, children at home are doing sports that they are not interested in all day, and they are unhappy all day. Since childhood, children have lost their precious creativity because of blind study and the oppression of various cram schools and homework.

Immigrants hope that their children can explore their inner freedom after immigration, rather than seeking quick success and instant benefit. China's education system lacks humanistic care. Many teachers attend classes after class and speak before the next class.

For a healthy living environment

Many entrepreneurs who emigrate abroad like the good living environment abroad and want to "support the elderly" abroad. This is also the reason why many immigrants choose Dutch immigrants.

On the one hand, the Netherlands is famous for its milk bottles, vegetable baskets and rice bags, and its per capita GDP ranks eighth in the world. Although this country is small, its economy is strong and its people are rich. On the other hand, the Netherlands is also one of the countries enjoying welfare in the world. Children's care, education, old-age care and medical benefits ensure the stable life of the people. The Netherlands ranks eighth in the global happiness index and is very livable.

An unparalleled venture capital environment

The Netherlands is the gateway to Europe, with the Netherlands as the center, and 65,438+600 million European consumers live within 500 kilometers. If an enterprise wants to enter the European market, it must come to the Netherlands. The logistics industry in the Netherlands is quite developed. Goods from China are exported to Europe through the port of Rotterdam. 40% of the goods entering the Netherlands are transshipped through Amsterdam International Airport. The Netherlands is also a big Internet center in the world, and its investment and entrepreneurship environment in Europe is unparalleled. One of our customers invested 200,000 euros to expand the business of the subsidiary.

In the past, the purpose of immigration was to pursue wealth. People who choose to emigrate now are not for the sake of simple survival needs. They want to pursue more livability, immigration, education and identity.

Holland is called "the country of windmills", and there are cows, tulips and windmills everywhere. The Netherlands is also one of the five largest economies in Europe. Immigrating to Holland can expand your career.