Yes, this is possible. You can transfer the fees from your foreign bank account to the account of the IND.
Frequently asked questions
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Can I pay the fees by bank transfer from a foreign bank to the IND?
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What do I have to do as an employee if I go to work for a different employer?
open minusIf you change your employer, both you and your employer must notify the IND according to regulations. In practice, your employer will deregister you but it is your responsibility to check the deregistration with your employer. Whether you have to apply for the new residence permit depends on the residence permit you currently hold.
Only notify the change of employer
You or your employer only has to notify the change if you have one of the following residence permits:
- highly skilled migrants;
- European blue card;
- Intra-Company Transfer (ICT Directive);
- scientific researcher (Directive 2005/71/EG); or
- researcher/research worker permit (Directive (EU) 2016/801).
You do need to keep satisfying the conditions of your residence permit.
Notify and apply for new residence permit
Do you have a single permit (GVVA) for residence and work? You or your employer have to submit a new application. In such a case the IND again asks advice of the Netherlands Employees Insurance Agency (UWV) whether you fulfil the criteria of the Foreign Nationals Employment Act. Is the advice from the UWV is positive and is your residence permit still valid for a period of 3 months or longer? You will receive only a new additional document. Is your residence permit valid for less than 3 months? You will receive a new residence permit and a new additional document.
Notify and apply for a new work permit at UWV
Do you hold a residence permit for paid employment (only residence permit)? Your new employer has to apply for a new work permit (tewerkstellingsvergunning, TWV) from the Employment Insurance Agency (UWV). Have you worked for 5 years continuously? Then you are usually free to work in the Netherlands and you don't need a work permit (TWV) anymore. Always have your employer inform at UWV if a TWV is necessary.
You no longer meet the requirements of you residence permit
If you do not meet the requirement of your residence permit anymore, it will be revoked. See whether you meet the requirements of another residence permit for work and apply for that permit.
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My application for naturalisation is still pending. Am I allowed to move abroad?
open minusThis depends on your situation. In most cases, you must continue living in the Netherlands until your naturalisation is completed. This means until after the naturalisation ceremony. During this entire period, you must have a valid residence permit or the right of residence under EU law.
Married to a Dutch national
Do you live with your Dutch partner and are you married or registered partners? Then nothing changes for your application for naturalisation if you move to another country together. However, you are not allowed to move to a country of which you currently have the nationality. And you must continue living together as married or registered partners until your naturalisation is complete.
Living together without being married
Do you live together without being married? Then the IND may reject your application if you move abroad. This is because, as unmarried partners, you must continue to live in the Netherlands until your naturalisation is complete.
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Why can I not log in with my DigiD?
open minusIs there any maintenance or malfunction with DigiD?
DigiD is not part of the IND. Check with Logius (Dutch only) if there is maintenance or a malfunction with DigiD.
Is there no maintenance or malfunction with DigiD, but you are unable to log in?
This may have a number of causes:
- You are not using the correct username or password. Check that you are using the correct details. Pay attention to the use of upper and lower case letters.
- You have not activated your DigiD. First activate your DigiD with the activation code you received by letter.
- Your DigiD is blocked. Wait until the blockage is lifted and try again.
- Your DigiD has expired because you have not used it for 3 years. If so, reapply for your DigiD.
Are you using old software on your computer or mobile device? It may not meet DigiD's minimum security requirements.
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The button ‘Next’ does not work. What should I do?
open minusCheck whether you have completed all the fields on the page. Then click 'Next'.
Make sure your internet browser (Internet Explorer, Safari, Firefox, Chrome) is up to date. Otherwise, the 'Next' button won't work.
Update your browser and try again.
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I see a question on a topic, but I do not understand it. Where can I find an explanation?
open minusMany questions include an explanation. Click on the link by the question. This will bring up a text that explains the question.
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I have an error message 'This service is not available for use'. What should I do?
open minusUse our written form to submit your application. There may be several reasons why you cannot (yet) submit your application online.
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Can I apply online to extend my minor child's residence permit?
open minusAre you mentioned on the back of the residence card as the parent with whom the minor child is staying? Then you are a social sponsor. You can submit an application for an extension of the residence permit of your minor child. You log in with your own DigiD.
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What is the difference between a residence permit for research (Directive (EU) 2016/801) and a residence permit as researcher (highly skilled migrant)?
open minusA researcher that wants to apply for a residence permit highly skilled migrant, needs to have an employment contract (or appointment decision). A researcher based on the Directive (EU) 2016/801 only needs a hosting agreement.
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Can I work with an expired permanent residence permit?
open minusA permanent residence permit or long-term resident EU permit does not expire. Has your permanent residence card or long-term resident EU document expired? You are still allowed to work. However, you can apply for renewal of your residence document.