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Benefits of Study in NETHERLANDS
World-Class Education System
- Home to top-ranked universities offering internationally recognized degrees with strong research and innovation focus.
Diverse Course Options
- Wide range of programs in English, covering Engineering, Business, Life Sciences, Social Sciences, Arts, and more.
High Quality of Life
- Live in safe, modern, and bike-friendly cities with excellent infrastructure and healthcare.
Post-Study Work Opportunities
- Graduates can apply for the Orientation Year (zoekjaar) residence permit, allowing them to stay in the Netherlands for up to 12 months to seek employment or start a business.
Multicultural Society
- Study in a culturally diverse environment with students from over 150 countries, fostering personal and professional growth.
Strong Focus on Research & Innovation
- Dutch universities offer cutting-edge research facilities and industry collaborations in sectors like technology, agriculture, and life sciences.
Part-Time Work Rights
- International students can work up to 16 hours per week during term-time and full-time during summer months to support living expenses.
Pathway to Permanent Residency
- Graduates can transition from the Orientation Year permit to work permits, which may eventually lead to long-term residence or permanent residency.
Beautiful Environment & Lifestyle
- Explore picturesque canals, parks, cycling routes, and vibrant city life for a balanced study-life experience.
Safe & Friendly Country
- Consistently ranked among the safest countries in Europe, with a welcoming atmosphere for international students.
Details
Program Durations
- Undergraduate (Bachelor’s): Typically 3–4 years
- Graduate Studies (Master’s): Usually 1–2 years
- Medicine: Approximately 6 years
- MBA: Generally 1 year
Visa (Student Visa - Subclass 500)
- Indian students require a Long Stay Visa (MVV) and a residence permit to study in the Netherlands. The MVV is a provisional residence permit that allows students to enter the Netherlands for stays longer than 90 days. After arrival, students must apply for a residence permit for study purposes.
Work During Study
International students with a Dutch student visa are permitted to work:
- During the Academic Year: Up to 16 hours per week
- During Summer Months (June–August): Full-time employment is allowed eur.nl
It's important to note that students must obtain a work permit for any paid employment. Additionally, students are required to have Dutch public health insurance if they work while studying.
Post-Study Work Visa (Orientation Year)
Graduates from Dutch higher education institutions can apply for a residence permit for the orientation year. This permit allows graduates to stay in the Netherlands for up to 1 year to seek employment or start a business. The permit is non-renewable.
Bringing Family Members
Non-EU students can bring their spouse and/or children to the Netherlands. Family members must apply for a residence permit and, in most cases, a provisional residence permit (MVV) before entering the Netherlands. Family members are generally allowed to stay for the same duration as the student. However, work rights for spouses are not automatically granted and may require additional permits.
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- Course & university selection counselling
- Application preparation & submission
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- IELTS, PTE, or TOEFL coaching as required by universities
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- Subclass 500 student visa guidance
- Genuine Temporary Entrant (GTE) statement support
- Visa documentation & application process assistance
- Mock visa interviews for confidence building
Financial Documentation
- Help with bank statements, affidavits, and financial proofs
Pre-Departure Support
- Travel planning & accommodation guidance
- Health insurance advice (OSHC)
- Orientation on Australian lifestyle, academic culture, and part-time work opportunities
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