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Looking for a job preferably starting in January 2021

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Hi, I am currently in the midst of completing my Bachelor's Degree in Mass Communication in Malaysia. I am planning to move to The Netherlands in December 2020 after completing my internship in Malaysia. My partner and ...

General Support & Advice 5 years 0 Answers 536 views

Dutch Nationality to new born baby

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Your baby will not get Dutch nationality, the Dutch government use "Jus sanguinis" to determine nationality. Your baby will inherit whatever nationality you and the babies mother have at the time of its birth. You should ensure that you consult ...

General Support & Advice 5 years 0 Answers 535 views

Orientation year visa, how to move to with family?

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I have already received a positive decision on my orientation year visa, but I want to move to the Netherlands in March, so that I will collect my sticker by that time. However, there is one issue that became really ...

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May 21, 2020 at 12:00 PM
Hi and welcome to the Forum. To answer your specific questions; the IND website has an FAQ download that answers your questions, you can download it from this link. Once you've read that and the links it refers you to, if you have any further specific questions, please come back to us. Hope this helps
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General Support & Advice 5 years 1 Answer 533 views

immigration … citizenship…residency…

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Hello everyone I am a very young 50 plus, UK born and Bred, I am a semi retired outdoor pursuitsie type. who throughout my life have regularly visited the Netherlands cycling. I also worked in the Netherlands construction industry back ...

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May 22, 2020 at 1:19 PM
Hi and welcome to the Forum. I guess the keyword is residence; you need to have been resident in the Netherlands for 5 years in order to apply. Residence doesn't mean you can't ever leave, but they expect you to live and work in the Netherlands, pay your taxes there, integrate into Dutch society, not just use it as a place to park your bike while you are away. If you have any further specific questions, please come back to us. Hope this helps 'n groetje
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Can I drive in the Netherlands with an Indian license ?

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April 30, 2020 at 12:22 PM
Hi, If you are going to live in the Netherlands then unfortunately your Indian drivers license cannot be exchanged for a Netherlands drivers license. You still can use it for 185 days after which you have to get a Dutch drivers license. See: https://www.rdw.nl/over-rdw/information … ng-licence If you come here as a tourist then see: https://www.rdw.nl/over-rdw/information … ng-licenc
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General Support & Advice 5 years 1 Answer 525 views

Wanna sell whole home stuff

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Local Facebook groups? Marktplaats? We have a dedicated section as well where you can post a free ad to reach more potential buyers.

General Support & Advice 5 years 0 Answers 521 views

Does the couple need to meet first in real before they can apply for MVV?

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Hi and welcome to the Forum. MVV is an individual entry visa and work permit; your personal status is irrelevant to your application; your application will stand or fall on its own merit. If your application is linked to a relationship, then ...

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Using public transport instead of cycling?

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I want to move to the Netherlands within 1 or 2 years. I have seen that the Netherlands is known for being very bike friendly and almost everyone use a bike in the Netherlands. However, my problem is I don't like ...

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April 30, 2020 at 12:31 PM
Nobody will think badly of you should you chose to use public transport rather than a bicycle
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Travel Support 5 years 1 Answer 516 views

Can we buy health insurance in the Netherlands?

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My wife & I will be retiring to the Netherlands, but will not be "permanent" residents. We will own our own home there. Can we still buy health insurance in the Netherlands to cover us for things that may occur ...

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May 11, 2020 at 10:02 AM
Yes you can. In matter of fact, you are required to have a Dutch insurance as long as you live or work here. If you need any help, send me a PM
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General Support & Advice 5 years 1 Answer 515 views

Situation with KFC and McDonald’s?

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Are the KFC and McDonald's on Damrak open? Both were closed in late March with most other places but they appear to be open when I viewed a webcam on the street. I can't find ...

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