Close

Recent Search Keywords

Appointment

Any Questions? Call us

+919717582915

Netherlands

  • Home
  • Visas
  • Study in Netherlands

Free Online Assessment

Study in Netherlands

NETHERLANDS STUDENT VISA
Netherlands is a good study abroad destination for international students owing to its learning system which is problem-based. The courses here train students to analyze and solve problems. The universities here offer more than 1500 study programs and short courses.
The country offers more than 400 different courses and study programs in a program called the International Education in English, which attracts more than 4200 participants every year. This program is meant for post-graduate students or those with some prior professional experience. These courses are conducted in English and are practice oriented. Most of these courses lead to a diploma.
Courses that the country is reputed for include agricultural sciences, astronomy, medicine, civil engineering and management studies.

Language requirement to study in netherlands


Study programs are available in English for postgraduate and PhD courses. More than 90% of inhabitants here speak the English language. A minimum level of English language proficiency is required to study here. The test scores accepted by universities in Netherlands:
TOEFL
IELTS


Student accommodation and living costs

Accommodation costs like rental rates are low when compared to other European countries. When choosing to study here students must consider living costs that include food, transportation, and social activities. This will come to 870 Euros per month.

 

Working with a residence permit

International students with a residence permit can work in Finland provided it is related to the course they are doing. A student can work for 25 hours in a week during the program and full-time during vacation breaks.

 

Documents required include:
  • Valid passport
  • Completed visa application form
  • 2 passport size photos
  • Birth certificate
  • Academic transcripts
  • Proof of having the required financial resources to cover your living expenses during your course of study
  • Copy of travel and medical insurance policy
  • Proof of having paid the visa application fees
  • Certificate of acceptance from the educational institution
Working while you study

Students from non-EU countries can work here during their course if they have a work permit. The employer can apply for the permit on your behalf. International students can work up to ten hours a week during their course and full-time during vacations.


Frequently asked Questions

  • What are the eligibility criteria for a masters degree?

    A: Each university and course has different criteria, but the most common is a bachelors degree in a relevant field. Most reputed business schools will also require a GMAT or GRE. Check the university’s website for the relevant course to find exact requirements.

  • How to get a residence permit for study in the Netherlands?

    A: Application for a residence permit is to be made by the University that you plan on attending in the Netherlands. If your application for admission is successful, the institution will submit an application on your behalf to the Immigration and Naturalisation Service [IND] for a residence permit.
    If this does not occur, you may contact them directly. You may apply for an entry visa at a local embassy or consulate in your country after the university’s request is accepted.
    The MVV can be collected after three months. The time it takes to process your visa application is normally one month, but it varies depending on your nationality and other factors.

  • How and when do I make declaration of arrival?

    A: Within 3 days of arrival in netherlands, you will be required to make a declaration of arrival at the administration of the particular commune that you intend residing in.