The Cooperating Service is going to be closed from 9.00 to 13.00 on the following dates: Tuesday 23 June 2026 Thursday 16 July 2026 These closures mean that the afternoon waiting times may be longer than normal. We therefore recommend that you call the …
Dutch law determines who is allowed to live in the Netherlands If you do not meet Dutch law requirements, you usually have no right to residence. Only in rare situations can you still have the right to live in the Netherlands under Article 8 ECHR. Family …
Working with the residence permit You are free to work in the Netherlands with the residence permit for long-term EU residents. Your employer does not need a work permit (in Dutch: tewerkstellingsvergunning or TWV) for you. The back of the residence …
What is a return visa? You are going on a trip abroad, but you temporarily do not have a valid residence permit. Or your residence permit expires while you are abroad. For the return trip to the Netherlands, you need a return visa (TKV). Together with a …
The information meetings are aimed at recognised sponsors that have little or no experience with residence applications for the purpose of Knowledge & Talent. At these online meetings, IND-employees will provide general information on the procedures for …
The residence permits below have a temporary humanitarian residence purpose. Humanitarian means humane. These residence permits are temporary, because all organisations involved expect the situation to be for a short period. Do you want to find out more …
These required amounts are valid from 1 July 2026 up to and including 31 December 2026. Gross SV salary per month without holiday allowance [normbedrag:VKV:zonder_vakantiegeld] Gross SV salary per month with holiday allowance …
New rules have been introduced for family reunification (also known as ‘nareis’). This involves changes to the conditions. These revised conditions will not only apply to new applications. Have you applied for family reunification and are you currently …
Working with your residence document You are free to work in the Netherlands. Your employer does not need a work permit (in Dutch: tewerkstellingsvergunning or TWV). On the back of your residence it says in Dutch Arbeid vrij toegestaan, TWV niet vereist …