What educational benefits can children enjoy after Dutch immigration?

# China, China, China # Introduction As an old developed country, the basic welfare of the Netherlands is relatively perfect, especially in the education that everyone cares about, which has a good guarantee. Let's use KaoNet to see the educational benefits that children can enjoy after Dutch immigrants.

1. Welfare introduction

1. The Dutch government provides a large amount of cash and transportation subsidies for residents' children to study. The Dutch government's total investment in education accounts for about 20% of the national budget. An ordinary China student needs at least 400,000 RMB to study in the Netherlands and other western developed countries for four years. However, going to school after immigrating to the Netherlands can not only save your family expensive expenses for studying abroad, but the Dutch government will also give your children a high subsidy of 6,000 euros (about 43,000 RMB) every year (including public transportation subsidies).

1)/kloc-before the age of 0/8: the annual tuition fee is 20 euros, and the Dutch government gives the children 600 euros (50 euros per month)-about 4,300 yuan.

2) 18-27 years old: at the stage of higher education, the annual tuition fee is 1200 euros (7500 euros for international students, without subsidies), and the Dutch government will subsidize your child with 4500 euros in cash every year. It means that after going to college for free, the government will give you another 3,300 euros in cash (about 24,000 RMB).

3) Transportation subsidies

You can take any public transport for free, except the plane. If you live in your own home, the government will give you another 50 euros a month, which is 600 euros (about 4300) a year. This RMB allowance is only provided to children registered with the Dutch Higher Education Bureau until they are 27 years old.

4) Being an international student after immigration and before immigration, the annual difference: saving tuition of 7500 euros; Cash allowance -3300 euros. Adding the two together, you can save 10800 euros in one year, and it will be 40,000 euros (about 290,000 RMB) in four years. If you study for a master's degree, you will save more money. You can enjoy child welfare by reporting to the immigration office within 3 days after entering the Netherlands.

5) In addition, free medical insurance in the Netherlands is about 65,438+000 euros (about 700 RMB) per month, and medical treatment, hospitalization and medicine purchase are all free. And child insurance is free.

Second, the cost of living is low

Thanks to its advantages as a "vegetable garden" in Europe, although the living standard in the Netherlands is high, the cost is one of the lowest in Europe; The average household rent is about 500 euros (about 3,600 RMB) per month, and the monthly expenditure on food is generally lower than €-0/00 (about 700 RMB) per person.

Third, allow family members to work legally.

After your family members and children immigrate to the Netherlands with you, the children can enjoy the high welfare treatment of the Dutch government, and family members can also work legally.

Fourth, travel around the world at will.

Immigrating to the Netherlands means that 27 EU countries can visit at will. With the Dutch ID card, you can get visa-free or visa-on-arrival in dozens of countries. Traveling around the world is no longer a dream.

It can be seen that immigration to the Netherlands not only allows children to enjoy European education, but also provides them with a more comfortable living environment. Isn't this the wish of parents?

2. Immigration and naturalization

1. Dutch naturalization conditions (normal application for naturalization option, the cycle is about 6-65438+February): 1) Adults.

2) Must have an uninterrupted valid residence permit for 5 years or more.

3) The valid residence permit is a non-temporary residence permit, such as a work residence permit.

4) You have passed the integration exam. This means that you can write, speak, read and understand Dutch fluently. You must have A2 comprehensive test certificate or other relevant proof of Dutch proficiency recognized by IND.

5) There is no record of committing a crime, being sentenced to community service or a large number of economic problems in the last four years.

6) Prepare to take the oath to join Dutch nationality and give up the original nationality.

Documents required for naturalization:

1) valid passport

2) Effective non-temporary residence permit

3) A valid birth certificate

4) A valid marriage certificate (if necessary)

5) Incorporate the examination certificate or recognized Dutch proficiency certificate.

Naturalization fee:

Single person: 789 euros

Multi-person: 10 19 Euro

Minors: 1 17 Euro

Second, the Dutch naturalization conditions (choose to join the Dutch nationality option, the cycle is about 3 months):

1) has been married to a Dutch national for more than 3 years and has lived in the Netherlands continuously for more than 15 years.

2) Over 65 years old, who has lived in the Netherlands continuously for more than 15 years.

3) Being an adult, I have been living in the Netherlands since I was 4 years old.

4) Born in the Netherlands, lived in the Netherlands for more than 3 years, and was stateless at birth.

5) Being adopted by Dutch nationals and raised for more than 3 years.

3. Naturalization examination

First, let's find out who must take the integration test.

The Netherlands stipulates that anyone from a non-EU country must take an integration test if he wants to be naturalized in the Netherlands or obtain permanent residency. Its purpose is to let you know the social rules of the Netherlands and integrate you into the social life of the Netherlands as soon as possible.

The following personnel must take the integration test:

18-65 years old, non-EU nationality, excluding Turkey, with Dutch residence permit.

Foreigners who come to the Netherlands to marry their partners or reunite with their families.

Note: Applicants for the integrated examination for marriage with their partners must meet the minimum income stipulated by the Dutch government, and the married partner is over 265,438+0 years old, and have passed the integrated examination of the Dutch Embassy before arriving in the Netherlands.

Immigrants applying for asylum do not need to take the integration test (but they still have to pass the integration test within 3 years after entering the Netherlands)

Second, if you don't take the exam, what will be the impact?

If they fail to pass the integration exam within three years, asylum seekers will face a fine of 65,438+0,250 euros until they pass the exam. However, if it is not passed, there is no need to worry about being repatriated, because EU law does not say that it will be repatriated.

If people from non-EU countries fail in the exam, they will not be able to obtain Dutch citizenship or permanent residency until they pass the exam.

3. What items do you need to take in the integration exam?

Listening: Choose the correct answer according to the daily conversation.

Oral English: Answer the questions according to the short film.

Reading: Read the article and answer the corresponding questions.

Writing: Write a short message and complete the form.

Social knowledge test: Play a video and answer questions about daily life in Holland.

Dutch labor market orientation: before the exam, candidates need to prepare an assignment about their work, and at the beginning of the exam, they will interview the examiner according to this assignment.

Everyone who takes the integration test needs to pay 350 euros.

Fourth, the disadvantages of integration into the exam

The policy of obtaining Dutch nationality or permanent residency by taking the Dutch exam has also been criticized. Some people think it is difficult to integrate into the exam, while Dutch teachers think it is unfair to integrate into the exam.

Verb (abbreviation of verb) Future exam trend

The main political parties in the Netherlands, such as VVD, CDA, D66 and Christian Union, have recently reached an understanding, proposing to strengthen the course guidance for the integration of new immigrants into Dutch society, and first, the municipal government will provide language courses.