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Hi, I am from India; I have worked in Electric Vehicle Testing for 5 years and am looking for a job in the Netherlands. Can someone suggest a good recruiting site or a company where I can find my spot?

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Manohari Babu · Answer

Hello there, I am answering this question because I am from India and working in the Netherlands. I can understand your difficulties. I am a network engineer working for Cisco. Having 6 years of experience, land in the Netherlands was quite a struggle. One of my friends suggested Stafide- A Netherlands recruiting consultancy. https://jobs.stafide.nl/jobs/Careers They helped me through the entire process. This is the best recruiting site you can ever find.

Question 2

I am planning to buy a car in the Netherlands. What are the things I need to know to drive legally?

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Sajan Guhastav · Answer

You will have to register your car to the Netherlands’ norms. You will have to pay taxes (bpm and/or road tax) You will have to obtain Dutch license plates, which is very essential. You will need to get local automobile insurance (WA) Most importantly, be aware of the traffic rules of Dutch traffic rules, such as whether you need a Dutch driving license.

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What is an OV chipkaart? How does it work in The Netherlands?

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Kemmy Seema · Answer

If you intend to utilize public transportation in the Netherlands, you will require is an OV-chipkaart. However, if you are visiting for a short holiday and primarily plan on walking or sporadically using trams, buses, or metros, obtaining an OV-chipkaart may not be necessary. Nonetheless, if you anticipate a longer stay, having a card that grants you the convenience of boarding buses or trains whenever needed proves quite advantageous.

Question 4

I am in the Netherlands and would like to extend my regular temporary residence permit, which expires soon. What should I do?

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Sunandha Prakash · Answer

If you have a valid residence permit that can still be extended, you may not be eligible to extend it for specific purposes of stay, such as the Working Holiday Program, Cultural exchange, Au Pair, Stay as a trainee or student on work placement, or Orientation year in the Netherlands. However, as long as you meet the requirements specified on the relevant web page for your residence permit, have a valid passport or travel document, have your primary residence in the Netherlands, pose no threat to public order or national security, and have provided accurate and complete information during your initial application, you may still be eligible to extend your residence permit. You can also refer https://ind.nl/nl, the official Netherlands government site, to know more.

Question 5

What are the benefits of working in the Netherlands as an Indian IT professional?

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Swapna Mohith · Answer

I am an Indian working in the Netherlands for 5 years. The Netherlands is known for its diverse culture, suitable for Indians with advanced and innovative technology and a high standard of living. The Netherlands has a brilliant living environment, with excellent healthcare, education, and infrastructure. It is a developed country with a strong economy, which makes it an attractive destination for IT professionals

Question 6

Hi, I am looking for a job in the Netherlands. I have five years of experience in Automation testing. What is the best way to search for IT jobs in the Netherlands from India?

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Naveen Jayanath · Answer

Many professional forums, clubs, and recruiting sites help Indians place their foot in the Netherlands. Expact ICT- Facebook group: It is the largest community helping Indians and people from various regions secure a job in the Netherlands Stafide: It is the most trusted recruiting site you could ever find. Highly experienced professionals can apply through Stafide to find a job in the Netherlands. Hope these are useful

Question 7

Hi, my name is Darpan from The Netherlands. I am having my interview in a couple of days. Can someone help me through the process?

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Seema Lakshmi · Answer

Hello Darpan, Preparation is the key to success. Before going for the interview, analyze about your company's services. Align your vision with the company. Furthermore, know about the recruiting process. Recently I came across thing insightful blog that discusses the Dutch recruiting process. https://www.stafide.nl/2023/05/30/prepare-your-recruiting-team-for-2020/ I hope this is helpful. All the best for your interview.

Question 8

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

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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.

Question 9

Where do I apply for a Dutch visa?

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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 10

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?

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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

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