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Is it hard to get a Dutch work visa?
At the end of this orientation year, if you wish to stay on and work in the Netherlands, you may or may not need a work permit; it all depends on what type of work you’ll be doing.
How long does it take to get a Netherlands work visa?
If the application is complete, the IND will usually decide within 2 weeks. If a work permit or a Single Permit (combined permit for residence and work) is required, the IND will need about 7 weeks. Is your employer a non-recognised sponsor? Then the IND will decide within 90 days.
How much does Netherlands work visa cost?
The Netherlands Self-Employment Visa: Costs The standard application for a self-employment visa in the Netherlands costs 1,348 EUR (1,488 USD). If you are a Turkish national, this visa costs you 57 EUR (63 USD) or 66 EUR (73 USD), depending on whether you need MVV or not.
How can I live and work in Netherlands?
You must have a residence permit and/or a work permit to live and/or work in the Netherlands. If you will be working in the Netherlands for less than 90 days, your employer must apply for an employment permit for you (Dutch) from the Employee Insurance Agency (UWV).
Do you need a work visa to work in the Netherlands?
Requirements to Obtain a Netherlands Work Visa The requirements for a working visa in the Netherlands depend on the type an employee needs and what country they’re from. In general, they’ll need a work permit, a residence permit, or the GVVA option.
How to apply for a long-stay visa in the Netherlands?
When you apply for a long-stay visa, you automatically apply for a residence permit at the same time. The work permit application is still separate. In order to be granted a long-stay visa in the Netherlands, you might need to take a civic integration exam.
Can I work in the Netherlands if I am self-employed?
The requirements for a Netherlands work visa for self-employed individuals are stricter than other types of work visa. There are certain conditions you need to fill in,and, depending on your case, you may also be eligible for a Netherlands “startup” visa.
What are the different types of work permits in the Netherlands?
GVVA or single permit: Individuals wishing to work in the Netherlands should apply for this combination of the tewerkstellingsvergunning, or TWV, work permit and residence permit. It includes a Dutch residence permit as well as a document stating that the employee is a foreign national with permission to work in the Netherlands.