What are the precautions for visa reversal in the Netherlands?

The anti-visa policy of the Netherlands student visa makes it more convenient for Chinese students to apply for a study visa in the Netherlands, and the pass rate is also higher, which is also one of the reasons why studying in the Netherlands is becoming more and more popular. The above is today's interpretation of the relevant content of the Netherlands Visa Application Center on the Netherlands visa application.

Dutch universities are research-intensive universities with a focus on research. There are 14 schools in total, except for open, which is not recognized by the Chinese Ministry of Education

In addition to universities, the remaining 13 are recognized by the Ministry of Education of China, and most of them are ranked in the top 200 in the world, and the research university duration is 3 years for undergraduates, master's level, 1 year for business, and 2 years for engineering, of course, there are exceptions, such as the master's degree of Utrecht University, regardless of the business and engineering are 2 years, and the master's degree in international financial management in Groningen is 1 and a half years, which is jointly organized with Uppsala (top 100 in the world) in Sweden, and you can get a master's degree from 2 schools after graduation. Many students and parents are not familiar with European universities, and at the same time, due to the small number of schools, it is difficult to apply, so they have formed various doubts about studying in Europe. To study in the Netherlands, the Netherlands Visa Application Center introduces the Netherlands visa application, and students should learn more about the relevant content of the Netherlands study visa process.

The Dutch visa to study in the Netherlands is reversed by the Dutch side, and the school that admitted you to the Dutch immigration office (the

Immigration and Naturalization Service, abbreviation.

IND) to apply for an Inbound Student Visa (MVV) for you. After review, the Dutch Immigration Department will send the visa approval letter to the corresponding Dutch embassy or consulate in China, and the visa office of the embassy or consulate will inform you to collect the visa with the required documents.

In the visa application process, the university is your sponsor, the embassy or consulate is the visa issuing department, and the immigration department is the real decision-making department. Note! Never apply for a visa on your own.

If you apply for a student visa in your own name, you will not hear back until at least the first half of the year. If you want to study in the Netherlands, you can't enter the country with a tourist visa, otherwise you will have trouble applying for a temporary ID card at the local alien police station in the future.

Experts remind that some students apply for visas to the Netherlands in other ways while applying for visas for them at the school for insurance. This is dangerous because the Dutch immigration authorities will easily find out on the computer that you are applying for a duplicate application, and both your visas will be cancelled at the same time. The Dutch Immigration Service (IND) will not have any contact with you during the visa process, not even with the school or the embassy or consulate.

Therefore, you will not be able to help you except wait quietly. Anyone who has been through it knows that every day of waiting for a visa for a month or two is like pins and needles.

In recent years, there has been a significant increase in the number of Chinese students applying to study in the Netherlands. Some students who are preparing to apply to study in the Netherlands have heard that the Dutch student visa has an anti-visa policy. In response to this problem, 86 I will give you a brief introduction.

Netherlands Visa Reversal: The admitted school goes to the Dutch Immigration Office to apply for a visa (MVV) for the student. After review, the Dutch Immigration Department will send the visa approval letter to the corresponding Dutch embassy or consulate in China, and the visa office of the embassy or consulate will inform the student to collect the visa.

If you want to study in the Netherlands, you can't use a tourist visa, otherwise you will have trouble with the inspection. It should be noted that if the Dutch Migration Bureau finds that the student has repeated applications, it will cancel both visas, so try not to apply for a student visa in your own name.

In order to avoid delaying the course, everyone should avoid the peak application season. In order to get the visa as soon as possible, it is necessary to complete all the tricks in advance, and let the school apply for the visa in advance as soon as possible.

The Embassy of the Netherlands in Beijing is located in four areas: the Consulates in Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou and Hong Kong. The Consulate of the Netherlands in Shanghai has jurisdiction over the following areas: Shanghai, Anhui, Jiangsu and Zhejiang. The Consulate General of the Netherlands in Guangzhou has jurisdiction over Guangdong, Fujian, Hainan and Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region. The areas under the jurisdiction of the Consulate General of the Netherlands in Hong Kong include the Hong Kong and Macau Special Administrative Regions; All other provinces and municipalities are administered by the Embassy of the Netherlands in Beijing. It should be noted that the region in which the visa is obtained will be the region where the passport is issued.

In addition, consulates in different regions have different requirements for the materials to be submitted when collecting visas, so when you call ** or consult online, you should prepare the application materials required by the corresponding consulate. After the application is approved, the Dutch immigration authorities will send the letter of approval to the Dutch consulate where you submitted the documents, as well as a copy to the school where you are applying.

The above is a brief introduction to the return visa policy of the Netherlands, which I hope will be helpful to Chinese students who are interested in applying to study in the Netherlands.