How I can help
- Highly skilled migrant (kennismigrant) permit
- EU Blue Card – with mobility across the EU
- Intra-corporate transfer (ICT) for managers, specialists and trainees
- Sponsor recognition and permits for employers
Expertise
Six areas, one specialist
Choose your situation – or read on.
Work and talent
Kennismigrant, EU Blue Card and intra-corporate transfer permits.
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Start-up visa, self-employed permit and the treaty routes for American, Japanese and Turkish citizens.
Read more →Family and partners
Bringing a partner, children or other family members to the Netherlands.
Read more →Students and graduates
Student permits and the orientation year after graduation.
Read more →Staying for good
Permanent residence, EU long-term status and Dutch citizenship.
Read more →Objection and appeal
When the IND says no – objection, appeal and representation in court.
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Work and talent
Work permits for professionals
Most of my clients come to the Netherlands for a job. The right permit depends on the salary, the role, the employer and – for the Blue Card – the degree.
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Entrepreneurs
Business routes for entrepreneurs
Starting a company in the Netherlands needs a plan that convinces the IND and RVO – or a treaty route that makes the process simpler.
How I can help
- Start-up visa with a recognised facilitator
- Self-employed permit and the RVO points test
- DAFT for American, DJTT for Japanese and ETTA for Turkish citizens
- The step from start-up to self-employed
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Family and partners
Family and partner migration
Being together is the reason for many moves. The income requirement, the integration exam abroad and the right documents decide the outcome.
How I can help
- Partner visa for spouses and unmarried partners
- Family reunification for children
- The income requirement and the integration exam abroad
- Documents, legalisation and translations
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Students and graduates
Studying and starting a career
International students and graduates have their own routes – and a clear path from study to work.
How I can help
- Student residence permits
- Working while you study
- The orientation year after graduation
- From orientation year to kennismigrant
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Staying for good
Permanent residence and citizenship
After five years the next step is a permit without an end date – and later, perhaps, a Dutch passport.
How I can help
- Permanent residence or EU long-term resident status
- Counting your years and the integration exam
- Naturalisation and the option procedure
- Dual nationality and its exceptions
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Objection and appeal
Objection and appeal
A refusal is not always the end. I represent clients personally – at the IND and in court.
How I can help
- Objections against IND decisions – usually within 4 weeks
- Personal representation at IND hearings
- Appeals and representation in court
- Putting the IND in default when it decides too late
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Contact
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