Dutch students can immigrate after five years.

The Netherlands is located in the northwest of Europe, bordering the North Sea in the west, Belgium in the south and Germany in the east. The Andreas Islands are also part of the Netherlands. The Dutch economy is prosperous and stable, and its trade and investment policies are one of the most open policies in the world. I remind you that there is an experienced and multilingual staff here. The infrastructure of this country is also very good. The Netherlands, like Philips and Shell, is a world-famous brand.

China students studying in the Netherlands are eligible to work legally. There are two ways to choose from: work all year round (12 months), and the working hours per week shall not exceed 10 hour; Or choose to work full-time in winter and summer vacations for up to 3 months.

In terms of employment and immigration policy, China students can stay in the Netherlands to look for a job for up to one year after graduating from a Dutch university, which is also called the "year of looking for a job". During this year, if students can find suitable jobs, the employer will renew their residence permits. After five years of continuous work, they will be eligible to apply for "high-tech immigrants".

It is worth mentioning that China students who have completed their master's or doctoral studies in the Netherlands can return to the Netherlands within three years after graduation and stay for up to one year to look for jobs. In other words, master's and doctoral graduates are free to choose any year within three years after graduation as their "job-seeking year".

Some students have no clear future plans when they graduate, and they vacillate between staying in the Netherlands and returning to work because of this policy. If a classmate returns to China immediately after graduation but regrets it, there is still a chance to return to the Netherlands. Some students also use such favorable policies to accumulate some work experience and improve their employment competitiveness before returning to the Netherlands to find a job.

The Dutch Association for International Exchange of Higher Education regularly holds special job fairs for international students in The Hague, the Netherlands, and establishes a website to provide information and guidance on international students' employment.