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Which cities in the Netherlands have the highest job perspectives for foreigners besides Amsterdam, which is so expensive?

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Lucas Finn

I am Indian in the Netherlands and would like to explore different cities in NL other than Amsterdam.

Emma Sophie
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June 27, 2022 at 3:13 PM
Some of the cities in the Netherlands which are good from the job perspective are as follows: Utrecht, Rotterdam, The Hague and Eindhoven other than Amsterdam.
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Corona measures extended, events banned until Sept 1

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Vignesh VIki

Our prime minister just announced that the majority of the current corona measures are extended until May 19. And also a major new measure has just been announced; all events are banned until September 1. This means no music festivals, ...

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Which are the types of work permits in the Netherlands?

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Jancy Pinto

#workpermitinNL

Daan Levi
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July 6, 2022 at 9:28 AM
The Netherlands has 2 types of Work permit as mentioned below Single Permit (GVVA) Employment Permit (TWV) Foreigners cannot apply for TWV by themselves but can apply for GVVA. Please note that work permit is not required for Dutch and EEA nationals or Switzerland, there are around 30 EEA countries
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Appeal to short stay visa ,Netherlands

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Vignesh VIki

I don't think anyone in the whole world ever had a bad experience as mine when it comes to short stay visa to the Netherlands, I had applied for belgium got refused then the Netherlands got refused , appeal for ...

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May 22, 2020 at 3:09 PM
Hi and welcome to the Forum. If you've been turned away by both Belgium and the Netherlands, it suggests to me that there is something not quite right. The only reason they would not have told you why is if there is something in your background that makes both countries decide to turn you away without appeal (for example criminality); many countries require at least 12 months after a crime is deemed as spent before they will even consider an application to reside there. If that is not relevant and you have appealed in either country, then they must have told you why because it's the basis of your appeal. If you are determined then perhaps you need to speak to a lawyer. Hope this helps
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Is buying a house in the Netherlands a good option?

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Lilly Philina

#buyhouseinnetherlands

Niel Mathias
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July 14, 2022 at 2:09 PM
Buying a house in the NL is very expensive but owning a house in the NL is a good long-term investment. If you have enough money to buy a house you can go for it. The Dutch have strict rules when it comes to property so get a professional advice before buying a house. The cost of buying a house in the Netherlands depends on the area and the prices differ consequently. The cost of buying house in the Netherlands may start from 3,00,000 Euros. The cost will vary based on the location and size of the house.
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How’s the pension scheme in the Netherlands?

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Jancy Pinto

Drishya mohan
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October 11, 2022 at 11:40 AM
Every year you live or work in the Netherlands, you contribute 2% to your state pension. To receive the full pension (100%), you must have contributed for 50 years. If you do not have the entire allocation, your pension is calculated using the number of years you contributed. Individuals between the ages of 15 and 65 may lose 2% of their Dutch pension for each year they do not live in the Netherlands if they move outside of the country
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