i want to get a visa to stay in holland for 6 months?
without a visa i can stay for up to 3 months. next time i go, i would like to stay for about 6 months to visit my boyfriend (who is dutch). i would be staying with him, but not working. is it possible to get a visa that isn't connected with work and/or education? what do i need to do?
Netherlands - 2 Answers
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There is an option for people to apply for a longer term visa for family for up to 6 months http://www.ind.nl/EN/verblijfwijzer/verblijfwijzer_mijnsituatie.asp?proc=komen&procedure=Visiting relatives&land=United States&duur=1&intro=procedure&lang=en However as it is mentioned here, it does not include the classificaiton of a partner unless you are married or in a registered partnership. If you are then this is the obvious option. There must be documented evidence to prove your status and also proof that he is able to support you financially http://www.ind.nl/EN/verblijfwijzer/verblijfwijzer_mijnsituatie.asp?proc=komen&procedure=Visiting relatives&procedurestapnaam=Conditions&land=United States&duur=1&lang=en The other visa pertains to family formation with yoru bf and is on the basis of you staying permanently in the Netherlands but not just for 6 months so is not really an option Otherwise it might be the best solution for you (or better him) to give the IND a ring directly and they can give advice on your situation http://www.ind.nl/EN/algemeen/contact/informatielijn/index.asp?lang=en&subhome=&title=&origin=
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I think is not possible. You only can stay for 90 days, go back to your country, wait 3 months, than you can come back for 90 days again.
Monday, November 21, 2011
Monday, November 14, 2011
How can you make a relation work, when you have differing cultural backgrounds
How can you make a relation work, when you have differing cultural backgrounds?
When dating, or in a relationship with someone from a very different cultural background, how do you make things work? I`m not referring to differences in skin color, for your neighbor could be a different color, but have the same background. But really, like someone from the USA and someone from France. Or someone from Holland, and someone from Venezuela. Anyone have experience and/or advice?
Singles & Dating - 5 Answers
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Respond using the mathematical strategy of "tit for tat"... expect good first, and give good first. Communication is the largest barrier. Learn how to learn how to communicate. Read "A lasting promise" because the first four chapters discuss how couples deceive themselves into thinking they are communicating when in fact they arent - then it gives ways to get to real communication. Learn to have fun together and do the things that fill each others hearts ... both today and for the long term.
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You have to be attracted to each other first. Then everything else falls into place. You will learn from each other. I've dated chicks from every Continent except Australia and Antarctica.
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What you have to do is take the time to study about each others cultural differences and backgrounds. That's the only one way to understand one another and get along.You have to make exceptions for one another also and give and take both ways..
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well, its like any relationship.... no matter what the differences... i think differences are good and keep the relationship going.... dont worry too much about differences.... if both of you are committed in building a life together different cultural heritage should not matter!
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It makes abserlutly no difference what so ever as long as you can understand each other then love always finds a way of sorting the rest of it out. Remember 97% bof the world beleave in one GOD it makes no difference what way we choose to praise his name there is only one God. If you think along thoses lines then you can't go wrong. One GOD many ways to worship him. Here endeth my first lesson. ANONY UNCLE.
When dating, or in a relationship with someone from a very different cultural background, how do you make things work? I`m not referring to differences in skin color, for your neighbor could be a different color, but have the same background. But really, like someone from the USA and someone from France. Or someone from Holland, and someone from Venezuela. Anyone have experience and/or advice?
Singles & Dating - 5 Answers
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Respond using the mathematical strategy of "tit for tat"... expect good first, and give good first. Communication is the largest barrier. Learn how to learn how to communicate. Read "A lasting promise" because the first four chapters discuss how couples deceive themselves into thinking they are communicating when in fact they arent - then it gives ways to get to real communication. Learn to have fun together and do the things that fill each others hearts ... both today and for the long term.
2 :
You have to be attracted to each other first. Then everything else falls into place. You will learn from each other. I've dated chicks from every Continent except Australia and Antarctica.
3 :
What you have to do is take the time to study about each others cultural differences and backgrounds. That's the only one way to understand one another and get along.You have to make exceptions for one another also and give and take both ways..
4 :
well, its like any relationship.... no matter what the differences... i think differences are good and keep the relationship going.... dont worry too much about differences.... if both of you are committed in building a life together different cultural heritage should not matter!
5 :
It makes abserlutly no difference what so ever as long as you can understand each other then love always finds a way of sorting the rest of it out. Remember 97% bof the world beleave in one GOD it makes no difference what way we choose to praise his name there is only one God. If you think along thoses lines then you can't go wrong. One GOD many ways to worship him. Here endeth my first lesson. ANONY UNCLE.
Monday, November 7, 2011
What is the standard number of vacation weeks in Holland for a working citizen? I know it's 6 in Germany
What is the standard number of vacation weeks in Holland for a working citizen? I know it's 6 in Germany...
Netherlands - 5 Answers
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Hard to tell, if you work for the government: 28 days. Private firms: approx. 24 days. It all depends on your contract. The most days you get if you work in education.
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when my boyfriend got his dutch contract he got 25days of vacation. So I'm guessing that's standard but I know his boss gets a whole lot more. Seems like the guy is off on hoiday about once a month!
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The minimum by law is 20 days (exclusive the major Christian holidays), if you work 40 hours a week. Most people get about 25 days paid leave. Since the mid eighties a lot of people get about 13 extra days, as some kind of part time working, to help the jobless to get a job. the idea behind this is that if there's not enough work for everyone we better share it with the jobless. So most people in the Netherlands have more than seven weeks vacation per year
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It's 20 and than you add the obligatory holidays. Then you get more days off if you're over 50 and most employers (like the government) give a few days more. Next to that most people have an 38 hour contract and work 40 hours, which gives you another 13 days. So, you can have a lot of days of in Holland.
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In Holland the minimum is 20 days. There are many companies that also have what we call ATV days (13) The idea was if everyone had extra days off, there was yet another working place to fill. That means that you hava 20+13 days of. If you are older than 60 you have 3 extra days off. if you are a sales rep. you have 3 extra days. There are people who have more than 40 days to take for a break!!
Netherlands - 5 Answers
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Hard to tell, if you work for the government: 28 days. Private firms: approx. 24 days. It all depends on your contract. The most days you get if you work in education.
2 :
when my boyfriend got his dutch contract he got 25days of vacation. So I'm guessing that's standard but I know his boss gets a whole lot more. Seems like the guy is off on hoiday about once a month!
3 :
The minimum by law is 20 days (exclusive the major Christian holidays), if you work 40 hours a week. Most people get about 25 days paid leave. Since the mid eighties a lot of people get about 13 extra days, as some kind of part time working, to help the jobless to get a job. the idea behind this is that if there's not enough work for everyone we better share it with the jobless. So most people in the Netherlands have more than seven weeks vacation per year
4 :
It's 20 and than you add the obligatory holidays. Then you get more days off if you're over 50 and most employers (like the government) give a few days more. Next to that most people have an 38 hour contract and work 40 hours, which gives you another 13 days. So, you can have a lot of days of in Holland.
5 :
In Holland the minimum is 20 days. There are many companies that also have what we call ATV days (13) The idea was if everyone had extra days off, there was yet another working place to fill. That means that you hava 20+13 days of. If you are older than 60 you have 3 extra days off. if you are a sales rep. you have 3 extra days. There are people who have more than 40 days to take for a break!!
Tuesday, November 1, 2011
i will about immigration to holland and i am msc animalnutrition
i will about immigration to holland and i am msc animalnutrition?
hi i am msc animal and poultry nutrition and i very love netherland about immigration for work and living always please your guide me . thanks i live in iran and 27 yeard old. i will add my pictuer. and i would like with jeroen to be friend and very thanks .
Netherlands - 1 Answers
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So.. you got a master's in Animal nutrition and you want to move to the Netherlands.... Here's a place to start reading http://iran.nlembassy.org/You_and_the_Netherlands.
hi i am msc animal and poultry nutrition and i very love netherland about immigration for work and living always please your guide me . thanks i live in iran and 27 yeard old. i will add my pictuer. and i would like with jeroen to be friend and very thanks .
Netherlands - 1 Answers
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So.. you got a master's in Animal nutrition and you want to move to the Netherlands.... Here's a place to start reading http://iran.nlembassy.org/You_and_the_Netherlands.
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