I thought you were going to Germany..... to answer your question, yes, you are allowed to work as a student in The Netherlands. However, you may do so only for about 15-20 hours a week. I'm not really sure about the exact number of hours. But you won't earn much, and full time employment is forbidde...

Yes, it does. You will be questioned about it and may even have your visa denied.

No harm in giving it a try, though.

can I just use this visa to go to Germany. What is the way that I am Legally allowed to go to Germany. Please advise. Thanks. No, you cannot. The Dutch visa has been issued to you for the specific purpose of entering the Netherlands for your studies. If you want to study in Germany now, you will ne...

You cannot live in any EU state using the permanent RP issued by another one. The directive which flyboy was referring to has only been implemented by Austria and a couple of other countries. The Netherlands, Belgium, France, Germany and the Scandinavian states have not implemented it yet, and show ...

2008. Can the Netherlands immigration refuse her entry into Amsterdam because her schengen visa was from the french consulate. Please help No they cannot ,and will not. Schenegan tourist visas always allow for a transit in a schenegan country other than the one which issued the visa. If they ask, y...

There was another link on that BBC website which led to a BBC moderated forum with hundreds of comments on the Blue Card. I read it two days ago and shall summarize the general feelings. 1. Almost EVERYONE is against the Blue Card. 2. All the talk of skills shortage is wrong as there seem to be many...

This is just more nonsense from Brussels, sorry for the language. As a non-EU national who has been in the EU for 8 years (6.5 years in The Netherlands, 1.5 years in France) I am sick of the way the politicians play with this issue. The main problem seems to be that the buffoons (again sorry for the...

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gani999 wrote:like SYH said go to www.ind.nl.

The Dutch do not have anything on the lines of UK's HSMP.

yes they do it is called kennis migrant

The kennis migrant program is a LOT different from the UK's HSMP.

Visit the websites which Administrator ahs mentioned, and you'll find out

I take it that your GF isn't living in Germany, despite having her German RP. Has she officially left Germany i.e has she informed the German authorities that she has moved out of the country? If she has, then she may have a problem if the bloke at the immigration decides to ask her where she is liv...

like SYH said go to www.ind.nl.

The Dutch do not have anything on the lines of UK's HSMP.

Im sorry but I cannot understand why there is so much excitement about this. First off, the idea is not new. It was discussed many times by the EU, only to have countries like Germany opposing it. Second, the only advantage it seems to offer is that the person possessing a Blue Card in one EU countr...

Read more about the Dutch point system:

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There is no points system in The Netherlands yet. You still have to find an sponsoring employer .

http://www.ind.nl gives all the info

As far as I know no European country takes fingerprints before awarding residence permits or visas. So, as long as you don't get arrested in Europe (in which case you will be fingerprinted) you don't have to worry. About your conviction and deportation from the US, do you have any special stamp in y...

hello guys, I have a job offer from France, and we started with the papers; however it seems that the papers will take much time, so i want to check if it is possible to have a visit visa to france, and then while i am there change it to work viza or (visa du long sejoure) does anyone have any idea...

The Dutch skilled migration program (or kennismigratie as they call it) is not like the similar programs in the UK or elsewhere. It is similar to the regualr Dutch work visa (coupled with an MVV, if you happen to be from a country that requires it), the only difference being that you don't require a...

And is it citizenship that they are granting after 5 years or is it simply a resident permit of 10 years? . As Joesoap said, there is no guarantee that you will be awarded a citizenship after five years. You only become "eligible" for citizenship, and can apply for it if you continue to l...

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You can obtain French citizenship if you graduate from a French University .

No, not really. Only the required minimum residence period gets reduced. In other words, you will need to spend a total of five consequtive years in France, including the time you spend in the university.

Yes, It is difficult and has a lot of bureaucracy accompanying it. The fundamental requirements are that you ought to have lived in France legally for at least five years and must be fluent in the language. If you are married to a French person and want a citizenship on those grounds, there is now a...

Ok, I have got the schengen visa today valied for 3 months. Hi gani999, what is the difference between schengen tourist visa and visitors visa? A tourist visa lets you enter the Schenegan area as a tourist. A visitors visa is one that you use when you want to visit a relative living in the schenega...

You can apply for a schenegan visa from the consulate of any of the schenegan countries. You will probably be required to produce your proof of residence and employment in the UK. It is not possible to get a schenegan visitors visa for one year. You'll at best get one valid for three months, usually...

Your employer will send you a document called 'Protocole d'áccueil ' along with the letter of employment. You must submit this document along with the visa application form and two photographs to the French Consulate in your country. Do take along the copies of your contract as well. There is also ...

A Schenegan transit/tourist visa is always valid only for 3 months. A Schenegan visitors visa may be valid up to 6 months.

You can bring her to The Netherlands on a partner reunionship, but I guess you'll need to be on a 'samenwonen' or a registered partnership. The other option (much less hassle free, in my view) , would be for her to get an student exchange or an admission into a Dutch University so that she can get a...

What is your nationality? Are you from one of the countries whose nationals require an MVV?

If you are, it is highly unadvisable for you to stay in The Netherlands on a schenegan visa while your WP is being processed.

amzad, if they find out that you are American, they are going to send you back. Get over it. Find a place in America that suits your political beliefs better , instead of getting into Europe or any other continent using illegal means. I'm sure the life in America is better than what it will be in a ...