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- About IND
- Accessibility
- Action programme EU
- Adopted or related foster child
- An internship at the IND
- Andriy: 'Hyko the little polar bear'
- Anneke: ‘Your application is approached with an open mind’
- Annual Report
- Application for a residence permit humanitarian non-temporary - continuation of residence
- Applications for status long-term resident EC
- Applying for a different residence permit
- Asylum
- Asylum seeker
- Asylum Trends
- Asylum Trends 2013
- Asylum Trends 2014
- Asylum Trends 2015
- Asylum Trends 2016
- Asylum Trends 2017
- Attend secondary or vocational education
- Au pair
- Au pair agency
B
- Background themes
- Basic Civic Integration Examination Abroad
- Becoming a Dutch citizen abroad or in Aruba, Curaçao, Sint Maarten, Bonaire, Sint Eustatius or Saba
- Belgian or Luxembourg nationals
- Business visit
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- Child born in the Netherlands
- Child under 18
- Children’s pardon: Everything about the Final Regulation for long-term resident children
- Cookies
- Cross border service provider
- Cross border worker
- Cultural exchange
D
- Decision periods
- Demonstrate sufficient financial means by student
- Disclaimer
- Dutch citizen by birth or acknowledgement
- Dutch citizenship
E
- Educational institution
- Employee
- Employee in art and culture
- Employee in the Asian catering industry
- Employee of an international non-profit organisation
- Employer
- Employing a foreign employee
- Enforcement and fraud
- Entry ban, return decision and pronouncement of undesirability
- EU
- EU blue card holder
- EU/EEA countries
- EU/EEA or Swiss citizen
- EU/EER-citizens and Swiss: short stay
- Exceptions 5 year term permanent residence
- Exchange
- Exchange organisations
- Exemptions from the requirement for an mvv
- Extended asylum procedure (VA)
- Extension residence permit asylum
F
- Family
- Family matters
- Family member of refugee
- Family member with different nationality
- Figures and publications
- Figures and reports
- Figures and surveys
- Figures and surveys
- Former Dutch citizen
G
- General conditions
- General conditions recognised sponsors
- Geysa Heyer became a Dutch citizen
H
- Highly skilled migrant
- Holiday and family visit
- Homosexuality still a problem in many countries
- Honour related and domestic violence
- How do you become a Dutch citizen
- How does the IND assess an asylum request?
- Human trafficking
I
- Information for pupils and students
- Information for students
- Information for students
- Integration in the Netherlands
- International Trade Regulation
- Interpreters in (asylum) procedure
- Intra Corporate Transferees (Directive 2014/66/EU)
- Intra EU-mobility: Stay in the Netherlands as a student or researcher under Directive (EU) 2016/801
- Intra-company transferee
- Investing in the Netherlands
J
- Judith: 'Everyone at the IND was friendly'
K
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- Lack of documentary evidence
- Language analysis
- Leaving the Netherlands
- Legal obligations (recognised) sponsor labour related purposes
- Legalisation and translation of documents
- Long term resident EU
- Long-term resident EC
- Looking for a job after study, promotion or research
- Loss and the revoking of Dutch nationality
M
- Main residence in the Netherlands
- Mansour Karboub left his parents' home when he was 12
- Marriage of convenience
- Mass media correspondent
- Medical treatment
- Migration Radar
N
- Naturalisation
- Naturalisation Day
O
- One in a million
- Option
- Other
- Other work in paid employment
- Our knowledge
P
- Parent(s) of a minor Dutch child
- Participating countries EU blue card
- Permanent asylum residence permit
- Permanent asylum residence permit
- Permanent residence
- Permanent residence after a 5-year stay in the Netherlands
- Permanent residence for EU citizens
- Permit damaged, lost, stolen or change of personal details
- Pouya: 'Keep believing in yourself and never give up'
- Presentation at location
- Press
- Privacy
- Protection in the Netherlands
- Public Register Recognised Sponsors
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R
- Ravi: 'As an IT professional, there are numerous opportunities in the Netherlands'
- Recognition as a sponsor
- Reflection period for victims of human trafficking
- Registering an objection or appeal
- Renouncing your current nationality
- Required amounts income requirement
- Researcher
- Return to the Netherlands and former Dutch citizens
- Richard a human trafficking expert at the IND
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- Safety first
- Sandra did her internship at the IND
- Satko: 'The suffering that I was subjected to I have now forgotten'
- Scoring system recognised sponsors
- Scoring system self-employed persons
- Seasonal worker
- Self-employed person
- Short stay
- Sign: 'To have an au pair is a win-win situation'
- Sitemap
- Smile: ‘A WHP visa can help foreigners to discover another country’
- Spiritual counsellor
- Spouse, registered or unmarried partner
- Start-up
- Stay or live in the Netherlands
- Stopover in the Netherlands
- Stories
- Study
- Study at university or university of applied sciences
- Study progress monitoring
- Supply of goods by a foreign company
- Supply of goods to a foreign company
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- Temporary and non-temporary purposes of stay
- The Netherlands and the flow of refugees
- The Netherlands not a refuge for war criminals and human rights offenders
- The Netherlands, land of knowledge
- The Schengen Area
- The work done by the IND
- Turkish citizens and their family members
U
V
- Victim or witness reporting human trafficking
W
- What does the IND do?
- Which application to submit in which situation for study
- Willeke: 'The world comes to you at the Expat Center'
- Work
- Work experience as trainee or apprentice
- Work for the IND
- Work instructions
- Working Holiday Program (WHP)/ Working Holiday Scheme (WHS)
- Working in the Netherlands
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