Question 1

Hello, I am Dhwani, is it easy to find a job as a software engineer in the Netherlands?

Question

in progress 0

2 years 3 Answers 19 views

Prithwik Raj · Answer

Hi, Please note that job availability can vary depending on various factors such as the current job market, your skills, experience, and qualifications. However, the Netherlands is known for its thriving tech industry and has a growing demand for software engineers. Major cities like Amsterdam, Rotterdam, and Eindhoven are hubs for technology and innovation, offering numerous job opportunities in the field

Question 2

My name is Jancy Pinto, I am moving to the Netherlands for work. Before I move, I would like to know the Netherlands’ work culture.

Question

in progress 0

2 years 1 Answer 41 views

Prekshan Prabhu · Answer

Hello Jancy, I have worked in the Netherlands for 6 years and can answer your question. The answer depends on employer to employer as per the mutual agreement of the company. The standard working hours in the Netherlands is 40 hours, beginning around 9 AM and concluding around 5 PM, promoting a reasonable and structured schedule. The Netherlands offers flexible work arrangements, such as part-time work options, allowing individuals to have more control over their schedules and allocate time for personal interests and commitments. Employers in the Netherlands often prioritize employee well-being and create supportive work environments

Question 3

What are the best online sites to find jobs in the Netherlands?

Question

in progress 0

2 years 1 Answer 31 views

Sajan Guhastav · Answer

Stafide: It is the best online recruiting site in the Netherlands for both employers and employees. Werk: Werk is a government job board in the Netherlands, created in 2006 to support the UWV website. Monster: (Monsterboard.nl) Monster is a leading global job board that provides premium job listings to employers for roles in multiple countries

Question 4

As an Indian software engineer, what are the pros and cons of moving to the Netherlands?

Question

in progress 0

2 years 1 Answer 53 views

Sona Chaudry · Answer

Pros: The Netherlands is known for its high standard of living and excellent quality of life. The country is home to many large, multinational tech companies that may interest you. The Netherlands strongly focuses on innovation and technology, with many universities and research institutions active in these areas. Cons: The weather can be pretty rainy and cold, especially in winter. As an Indian, you will miss your home food. To avoid that, it is essential for you to purchase the necessary Indian groceries

Question 5

Is the Netherlands a good place for Indians to live and work?

Question

in progress 0

2 years 1 Answer 83 views

Jeeshan Reddy · Answer

Yes, it is a very good country. The people are polite and open to accepting new cultures. There is a good number of Indian expats living all throughout the country, so you will never feel isolated. The Dutch people are also very welcoming and open-minded, making it easy for Indians to feel at home

Question 6

Why do Indians prefer settling in the Netherlands to any other European country?

Question

in progress 0

2 years 1 Answer 10 views

Ramesh Komal · Answer

In the Netherlands, the local population has widespread English proficiency, enabling easy communication with new immigrants. English is commonly spoken and understood by many, facilitating smooth interactions. Nonexistent racism - The Dutch people are one of the least racist people in Europe. If you go to the Netherlands, the Dutch people will come to your house and try to mix with you. High GDP per capita - Netherlands has one of highest GDP per capita in Europe

Question 7

Why is encryption necessary in cloud services? What are the roles of data security in cloud platforms?

Question

in progress 0

2 years 1 Answer 21 views

Selva rao · Answer

Hi, answering your question, encryption helps to keep data safe from prying eyes. It safeguards data in transit as well as data saved in the cloud. While encryption protects data from unwanted access, it does not prevent data loss. Data security plays a significant role in resolving cloud issues. Some of the most significant data protection measures are listed below.  Access Control Auditing Authentication  Authorization To know more about cloud security and its services, visit https://www.sisar.nl/blog/always-and-everywhere-well-secured-sisar-cloud-securit

Question 8

I am traveling from Singapore to the Netherlands. How do I ship my stuff?

Question

in progress 0

2 years 1 Answer 11 views

Glory Amantha · Answer

When shipping from Singapore to Amsterdam, DHL Express provides reliable services, while extra luggage can be carried with your flight

Question 9

Hi, I am planning to relocate to the Netherlands. I am originally from India. I have 6 years of work experience. What are the things I have to know about moving to the new country?

Question

in progress 0

2 years 1 Answer 54 views

Sowmya patel · Answer

Hello, I recently relocated from Malaysia to the Netherlands. I was very anxious about moving to a new country with no friends and relatives. However, I was excited about the new beginnings and embracing change. Here are a few essential tips that might help. For accommodation, there are Facebook groups like The Netherlands for Rent Apartments. The Netherlands for Rent Apartments. Pararius and Funda can be used for house hunting. Tenanthub is helpful for sharing International roaming on the original SIM card is helpful for the first few days. The airport has free sim cards, which can be purchased once landed. Anonymous OV-chipkaart can be purchased from the OV chipkaart counters available at the city stations. After a bank account opening, one can set up and apply for a Personal card. Amsterdam is bike-friendly; getting monthly subscription-based cycles from A6 Fiets or Swapfiets is an option. Another mandatory cost of medical care is Dutch health insurance. You can compare different plans on Independent based on your needs. Hope these tips were helpful. Have a successful journey

Question 10

What should I do if my partner wants to visit the Netherlands?

Question

in progress 0

2 years 1 Answer 12 views

Bhoomika Anand · Answer

Initially, your partner will need a residence permit to live with you in the Netherlands. I have gathered information. Hope this is useful to qualify for a partner visa in the Netherlands, you and your partner must meet the general requirements, such as being at least 21 years old, having a long-term relationship or being married, and having Dutch nationality or a valid Dutch residence permit. Exceptions apply if you already had a valid marriage abroad or if it is in the best interest of your minor children to have your partner join you immediately. Income requirements must also be met, and you must declare yourself the sponsor. Your partner may need to pass the civic integration exam unless exempted or not requiring a Provisional residence permit (MVV)

Question 11

Where do I apply for a Dutch visa?

Question

in progress 0

2 years 1 Answer 14 views

Huig Weggemans · Answer

To obtain a visa for the Netherlands, it is mandatory to apply in person at the Dutch embassy, which can be an embassy or consulate in your country of residence. If there is no Dutch embassy in your country, it is advisable to contact a Dutch embassy in a neighboring country

Question 12

What is a Schengen Visa? Which countries come under the area?

Question

in progress 0

2 years 1 Answer 31 views

Sukumari Patil · Answer

A Schengen visa is intended for short and temporary visits or transit through the Schengen area, with a maximum duration of 90 days within any 180 days. A visa granted by one Schengen state allows for travel within any other state. However, it is necessary to apply for a visa from the country that is your primary destination. The Schengen Area is a group of 26 European countries that removed border control at mutual borders and introduced a standard visa policy. Austria, Liechtenstein, Belgium, Lithuania, Czech Republic, Luxembourg, Denmark, Malta, Estonia, The Netherlands, Finland, Norway, France, Poland, Germany, Portugal, Greece, Slovakia, Hungary, Slovenia, Iceland, Spain, Italy, Sweden, Latvia and Switzerland.

Register Now

Login

Lost Password

Welcome to NRIPIO-FORUM