Hi Repuclique, Thanks for your reply. Unfortunately, I only get 2 weeks vacation/yr at my current job. I would love to stay longer, but I'd have to quit my job in order to do so. I don't want to do that just yet without having something else in place. Thanks for the tip about scheduling an appointme...

Hi all, I have dual nationality: Canadian and Dutch with valid passports. I currently live in Canada and I am travelling to The Netherlands for 2 weeks this summer for a vacation/job search. Anyone have any ideas on how likely I'd be able to find an English only position and where? My Dutch is limit...

Hey all, Does anyone know if Dutch nationals/citizens are considered citizens of Aruba? I know Aruba is a territory of the Netherlands, but would a Dutch citizen (not from Aruba) require a work permit/residency permit to live and work in Aruba? I've seen a few websites that say Dutch nationals/citiz...

Marsha, No, I did not have to give up my Canadian citizenship. From what I understand Canada and The Netherlands both allow dual citizenship in this case. If you were to go through the normal naturalization process, then yes, they would make you give up your current citizenship to obtain Dutch citiz...

Marsha, I am also Canadian. I was able to obtain my Dutch Nationality and then Dutch passport back in 2004. My dad and grandparents were born in The Netherlands then came to Canada in the early 1950's. I contacted the Dutch Consulate General office in Toronto, ON and they send me a form to fill out ...

Hi all, I have dual citizenship: Canadian and Dutch. I was born in Canada and I am looking to move to The Netherlands or another EU country for new job opportunites. As an EU citizen this should not be an issue. I am a native English speaker and I can speak a little French and Dutch, but I am not fl...