After studying in the Netherlands and obtaining the Neso certificate, the visa pass rate is 100%.

2009-03-09 "After studying in the Netherlands and obtaining the Neso certificate, the visa pass rate is 100%" reprinted by liuxue86.com from the Netherlands. Characteristics of studying in the Netherlands: English teaching programs are problem-solving oriented.

In Jacques van Vliet's view, "six policies, such as the quality of education, reasonable expenses for studying abroad, most English teaching programs, the composition of international students, problem-oriented teaching methods, staying in the Netherlands for one year after obtaining a degree, and obtaining a five-year residence permit after finding a job, have attracted more and more China students to study in the Netherlands."

According to the statistics of Dutch experts, there are currently more than 1 4,000 English courses in the Netherlands, which exceeds the sum of English teaching programs in France and Germany, and 1 is among the top 200 universities in the world. Nearly 65,438+00% students come from more than 200 countries, among which German students account for the largest proportion, followed by China students, with about 2,000 to 3,000 students.

Visa materials

After obtaining the Neso certificate, the visa pass rate is 100%.

Yang Jie, director of Neso's China office, said that the Dutch Immigration Bureau requires every student who goes to study in the Netherlands through the fast MVV visa procedure to apply for a Neso certificate. This document, issued by Neso China Office, certifies English proficiency certificates, academic certificates and diplomas provided by students applying for study in Dutch universities. The materials include Neso certificate application form, copy of IELTS or TOEFL online test transcript (required to meet the application course requirements), copy of Chinese and English academic degree certificate and/or transcript (required to meet the admission requirements), and copy of valid ID card/passport. Some high school students need to provide Chinese and English copies of college entrance examination and examination results.

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Applied science universities under the dual-track system are not vocational colleges.

Yan Yongbing said that Dutch higher education is a dual-track system, one is a research university and the other is an applied science university that emphasizes close integration with careers. At one time, many China students mistakenly thought that Universities of Applied Sciences was a vocational college in China, but in fact, the two were completely incomparable. The university of applied science and technology pays attention to cultivating practical ability and preparing students for a certain industry in the future. Practice is an integral part of the whole teaching plan. There is also the Institute of International Education, which is mainly aimed at the working class.

Steps to study in Holland

1. Confirm the school application.

Through the websites of the Netherlands Association for International Exchange of Higher Education and the Cooperation Office of the Netherlands Association for International Exchange of Higher Education of China Study Abroad Service Center, the information of Dutch universities was inquired, and several target universities were determined.

2. Submit application materials to the school.

You can find the application form and application method on the college website and apply directly by yourself, or through a designated legal intermediary. There are seven kinds of materials needed for preparatory undergraduate course, including high school diploma, report card, notarization and IELTS test report.

3. apply for Neso certificate

The Dutch Immigration Bureau requires every student who goes to study in the Netherlands through the fast MVV visa procedure to apply for a Neso certificate. The application period is at most two months. It is recommended to apply for Neso certificate four months before going to Holland.

Step 4 apply for an MVV express visa

He was admitted to the University of the Netherlands and obtained a Neso certificate, and applied for an MVV express visa. This visa was applied by the school rather than the students to the Dutch Immigration Bureau. The acceptance period is generally 4-6 weeks. After successfully passing the examination of the Immigration Bureau, the embassy or consulate will inform the students to go through the visa formalities.

Get the visa and get ready to go to school.

After studying in the Netherlands and obtaining the Neso certificate, the visa pass rate is 100%.