Study in Netherlands

Why Study in Netherlands

Top Reasons to Study in Netherlands with Arise Visa Consultancy

Studying in the Netherlands offers high-quality education, innovative programs, and a vibrant, multicultural environment. With Arise Visa Consultancy’s expert support, you’ll benefit from streamlined visa processes, personalized guidance, and a smooth transition to your studies, ensuring a rewarding and enriching academic experience in one of Europe’s most dynamic countries.

• World-class Education: The Netherlands is renowned for its high-quality education system, with universities consistently ranked among the best globally.
• Affordable Tuition Fees: Compared to English-speaking countries, studying in the Netherlands is more budget-friendly, with lower tuition fees and moderate living costs.
• Scholarship Opportunities: Many Dutch universities offer scholarships for international students, making education more accessible.
• Varies and Inclusive Culture: The Netherlands is known for its multicultural environment, creating a welcoming space for students from around the world.
• English-Taught Programs: The Netherlands is known for its multicultural environment, creating a welcoming space for students from around the world.

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Types of Student Visa in Netherlands

The Netherlands offers several types of visas depending on your reason for visiting and how long you plan to stay:

• Schengen Visa: This visa allows short stays of up to 90 days within a 180-day period. It is ideal for tourists, business visitors, or those visiting family. With a Schengen visa, you can travel not only within the Netherlands but also to other countries in the Schengen zone during its validity.
• Long-Stay Visa (MVV): Also known as the MVV, this visa is required for anyone planning to stay in the Netherlands for more than 90 days. It acts as a temporary authorization for long-term visits and is typically needed for students, workers, or family members relocating to the country.
• Transit Visa: This visa is for people who are passing through the Netherlands to another destination and need to transfer flights at a Dutch airport. It allows brief transit but does not permit you to leave the airport.
• Return Visa: This visa is for foreigners currently living in the Netherlands who don’t have a valid residence permit but need to travel abroad for urgent reasons. It allows them to return to the Netherlands after their trip, even without their residence permit.
• Work Visa: If you plan to work in the Netherlands, you’ll need a work visa. The income requirements depend on your situation. Graduates from Dutch universities must earn at least €2,801 per month. Workers under the age of 30 need to earn at least €3,909 monthly, while workers over 30 must meet a minimum income of €5,331 per month.
• Student Visa: International students who want to study in the Netherlands will need a student visa. The Netherlands is known for its high-quality education and affordable student living, making it an attractive destination for students from around the world.
  
  Some visas are single-entry, meaning you can only enter the country once, while multipleentry visas allow you to leave and re-enter the Netherlands multiple times during the visa’s validity.

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Educational Requirements to Study in Netherlands:

Higher Study Options	Minimum Educational Requirement	IELTS/PTE/ TOEFL Score
Bachelors	12 Years of Education (10+2), 10+3 years diploma	Overall, 6.0 in each band
Masters (MS/MBA)	3/4 Years of Graduate Degree	Overall, 6.5 with no band less than 6

Details of IELTS Band Requirement for Netherlands

How to Apply for Study in Netherlands

Applying to study in Netherlands requires numerous processes. Here's a summary of the process:

1). Secure Admission to a Dutch University

• Before applying for a student visa, you must first be accepted into a full-time degree program at a recognized Dutch university or educational institution.
• Once accepted, the university will provide you with a letter of admission, which is a crucial document for your visa application.

2). Check Visa Requirements Based on Your Nationality

• Provisional Residence Permit (MVV): A long-stay visa that allows you to enter the Netherlands.
• OnResidence Permit (VVR): A residence permit that allows you to stay in the Netherlands for the duration of your studies.

3). Prepare the Necessary Documents

• Valid Passport: With at least six months of validity.
• Completed Visa Application Form: Facilitated by your host university.
• Proof of Sufficient Financial Means: Showing at least €1,280 per month for living expenses.
• Health Insurance Proof: Coverage for the entire duration of your stay.
• Academic Transcripts and Diplomas: Copies of previous educational qualifications.
• Passport-Sized Photographs: Recent and compliant with visa specifications.

4). Submit the Visa Application

• Your Dutch university will usually apply for your MVV and VVR on your behalf through the Dutch Immigration and Naturalization Service (IND).
• Provide all required documents to the university, and they will handle the submission process. In some cases, you may need to submit the application at a Dutch embassy or consulate.

5). Wait for Visa Approval and Complete Arrival Formalities

• The IND will review your application, which usually takes about 2 to 4 weeks.
• Once approved, collect your MVV from the Dutch embassy or consulate in your country.
• Travel to the Netherlands and collect your Residence Permit (VVR) from the IND.
• Register with the Local Municipality: Upon arrival, register at the local municipality to obtain your Citizen Service Number (BSN), essential for various services in the Netherlands.

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