Introduction of blue card requirements for Dutch immigrants

In Holland, there are many permits to work and live here. The EU Blue Card is a work and residence permit for high-tech immigrants outside the EU. The EU blue card will not replace the high-tech immigration project, but it will exist next to it. The same applies to ICT licensing, that is, intra-company transfer. Here is a detailed introduction to the requirements of the blue card for Dutch immigrants. Welcome to read!

Employee application requirements for EU Blue Card

Employees must meet certain general conditions, but they must also meet the following conditions:

An employee must sign an employment contract before working for the employer in the Netherlands for at least 12 months.

Employees must receive a monthly salary of 5 160 euros (excluding 8% holiday allowance).

An employee must hold a diploma to prove that he/she has completed at least 3 years of higher education courses. The degree must be equivalent to a Dutch bachelor's or master's degree.

If it is a foreign higher education diploma, IDW (Dutch Foreign Certificate Evaluation Office) must evaluate the diploma. When applying for the EU Blue Card, this evaluation must be attached to the diploma.

The employer asked for an EU blue card.

Contrary to the high-tech immigration project, the company does not need to be the guarantor of IND's approval. In addition, for high-tech immigration projects and EU blue cards, there is no requirement for the job types of Dutch employees.

Further reading: the cost of immigration in the Netherlands

Holland is known as the back garden of Europe, the world of tulips, the kingdom of windmills, the artistic shrines of Rembrandt and Van Gogh, and rich and delicious cheese products, which attract the attention of many immigrants. How much is the Dutch immigration fee? If you choose the Real Estate Fund of the Kingdom of the Netherlands, the minimum amount is $654.38 +0.8 million, and various government fees and attorney fees are also required.

If you choose to invest in immigrants, you can choose to invest in the real estate fund of the Kingdom of the Netherlands, which can be divided into three types:

Scheme A: Buy a fund of USD 6,543,800+0.8 million to obtain a residence card, and log in and renew the card once a year.

Option B: Subscribe to a fund of $350,000 to obtain a residence card, and renew it every three years.

Option C: Buy a fund of $490,000, get a residence card, and renew it every five years.

Scheme A needs to be submitted to the Immigration Bureau for approval in advance, and the quota is limited to 100 per year. You can also choose to invest in enterprises in the Netherlands, with an investment amount of not less than 654.38+0.25 million euros, and then you can get a residence permit for three years.

In addition, the applicant also needs to pay various government fees, attorney fees, consulting service fees and a small amount of insurance, physical examination, translation and notarization fees.

If you apply for naturalization and give up international naturalization, you can apply for naturalization of 798 euros for a single person, 10 19 euros for a double person and17 euros for a minor person; If you choose the naturalization procedure, single person 170 Euro, double person 289 Euro, minor 20 Euro.