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Business Visa Netherlands

We can help you incorporate your business in the Netherlands and obtain a startup visa. Our team specializes in assisting local and foreign investors interested in setting up a startup company. We have a comprehensive understanding of the Dutch startup scene, and we are able to advise and guide investors and startup…

GVVA Visa for Netherlands

The GVVA visa for Netherlands is also known as the single permit, a document that combines both the residence and the work permits and allows the holder to work in paid employment in the country. Employees working in various sectors and fields, such as chefs or entertainment professionals are suitable to apply…

Spouse Visa for Netherlands

If your spouse or partner already lives in the Netherlands or is a Dutch national, you can join them under certain conditions. In order to obtain a spouse visa for Netherlands, you will need to apply for the right type of permit with the Immigration and Naturalization Department. An important distinction…

Netherlands Freelance Visa

The Netherlands freelance visa is also known as the visa for the self-employed individuals, those who intend to work in the country as independent entrepreneurs or professionals. A key requirement, in this case, is to obtain a residence permit in Netherlands and to comply with the conditions that apply to the activity that the…

Highly Skilled Migrant Visa Netherlands

The Netherlands is a destination for migrants from all over the world, because of the quality living standards and democratic tradition of this country. Many highly skilled migrants find in the Netherlands their new home. Business owners in the Netherlands are encouraged to hire skilled migrants and, for this purpose, they…

Working Holiday Visa Netherlands

A special working holiday visa in Netherlands applies to citizens of selected states, such as Canada, South Korea, Australia or New Zealand. Individuals who want to come to the country for a working holiday need to obtain a residence permit. The conditions vary according to the applicant’s nationality but several requirements like the age of…

Orientation Year Visa Netherlands

The orientation year visa in the Netherlands is an important document which allows non-EU graduate citizens to search for suitable jobs according to their specializations. This is a significant procedure which applies to all graduates, no matter if they studied in the Netherlands as foreign citizens, or abroad. For those who have studied in another country, it…

Moving to Europe from Mexico

Mexicans traveling to Europe for short periods are allowed to enter the Schengen area without a mandatory requirement for a visa. This is applicable for 90 days within a 180 day period. the situation is different for those who are planning on moving to Europe from Mexico. In general, Spain and…

Moving to Europe from Brazil

Europe is an attractive option for Brazilians looking to relocate. Retaining their cultural heritage, the countries in Europe are also brought together by the EU flag, allowing for unity, connectivity and shared regulatory and legal standards. Moving to Europe from Brazil is a process that starts with narrowing down the countries that…

Moving to Europe from Canada

Europe is home to a number of countries that are attractive to expats, both because of their living conditions and because of the business and employment opportunities. The United Kingdom, Ireland, France, Germany or the Netherlands are just some of the European countries chosen by expats looking for different opportunities.…