Do you want to study in the Netherlands, but are you overwhelmed by the preparation you need to do? No worries, Young Financials is here to guide you! Find below all the information that you might need for studying in the Netherlands.
Luckily, the process of obtaining a visa as an international student in the Netherlands is surprisingly straightforward with a high approval rate! Are you a non-EU student, looking to study in the Netherlands? Then you will typically need to apply for either an entry visa (MVV) and/or a residence permit. The application for the student visa can be completed through the University Immigration Office or via the university’s online platforms. Once approved, your visa will be issued and is valid for the duration of your studies. Next to that, you can apply for a one-year residency before your courses begin, in order to prepare for your studies.
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Now, you might be wondering about working opportunities with a student visa in the Netherlands. Well, you are in luck! While there are some limitations (e.g. max of 16 hours of work per week), you can work full-time during the months of June, July, and August due to seasonal employment. When applying for a student visa, you need to show you can pay for your studies. The Dutch Government usually asks for proof of having 957.87 EUR per month.Â
Are you a student searching for job opportunities in the Netherlands? Young Financials is here to help you find the ideal student job. Find our vacancies here, or apply via this link!
Check out our student job openings on our vacancies page!
The total cost for the visa application is 174 euros.
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