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=== _________ Search Year===
=== _________ Search Year===
Within 3 years after your graduation, you are entitled to apply for a [https://ind.nl/en/work/working_in_the_Netherlands/Pages/Looking-for-a-job-after-study-promotion-or-research.aspx Search Year] [aka Orientation Year / Zoekjaar] visa, which means you can stay and work in the Netherlands for a year without [https://business.gov.nl/regulation/work-permit-employees/ TWV] [work permit]
Within 3 years after your graduation, you are entitled to apply for a [https://ind.nl/en/work/working_in_the_Netherlands/Pages/Looking-for-a-job-after-study-promotion-or-research.aspx Search Year] [aka Orientation Year / Zoekjaar] visa, which means you can stay and work in the Netherlands for a year without [https://business.gov.nl/regulation/work-permit-employees/ TWV] [work permit]
 
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In case you are planning to apply for a [https://ind.nl/en/permanent-residence/Pages/permanent-residence-after-5-years.aspx Permanent Residence] permit [you can do this after living 5 years in the Netherlands], it's more convenient to apply for a Search Year permit before you are officially deregistered from your study course [September 1st]. Otherwise, you get a 'residence gap', meaning, your previous residence period is disregarded and a 5-year count starts from 0.
In case you are planning to apply for a [https://ind.nl/en/permanent-residence/Pages/permanent-residence-after-5-years.aspx Permanent Residence] permit [you can do this after living 5 years in the Netherlands], it's more convenient to apply for a Search Year permit before you are officially deregistered from your study course [September 1st]. Otherwise, you get a 'residence gap', meaning, your previous residence period is disregarded and a 5-year count starts from 0.
 
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Here is [https://ind.nl/en/pages/main-residence.aspx broader information] on having the Netherlands as a main residence while traveling/staying abroad.
Here is [https://ind.nl/en/pages/main-residence.aspx broader information] on having the Netherlands as a main residence while traveling/staying abroad.
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Revision as of 14:09, 26 July 2021





Hello, here are the resources and tips compiled for non-EU students, since the different rules and regulations apply. Please feel free to revise, contribute and use the Discussion tab of this page.


_________ Search Year

Within 3 years after your graduation, you are entitled to apply for a Search Year [aka Orientation Year / Zoekjaar] visa, which means you can stay and work in the Netherlands for a year without TWV [work permit]

- - - - - - - Residence Gap

In case you are planning to apply for a Permanent Residence permit [you can do this after living 5 years in the Netherlands], it's more convenient to apply for a Search Year permit before you are officially deregistered from your study course [September 1st]. Otherwise, you get a 'residence gap', meaning, your previous residence period is disregarded and a 5-year count starts from 0.

_________ Work



_________ Staying outside NL

You can stay in any other Schengen member country for 90 days in every 180 days

Short-stay Visa Calculator

Here is broader information on having the Netherlands as a main residence while traveling/staying abroad.

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_ Looking for a job after study, promotion or research
_ Work permit [TWV]
_ Permanent residence
_ Work and internship
_ Staying abroad with a residence permit
_ Short-stay Visa Calculator