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If you are planning to hire or work with artists from outside the European Union, it is important to find out if and on what basis the artists and crew can reside and work in the Netherlands.
Read more about Are foreign artists allowed to work in the Netherlands?
The Leiden region is a wonderful place to raise a family in, but making the decision to move your family to a new country can be leave you with many questions. Check out this article to learn more about what to expect from moving here with a family.
To be eligible for a residence permit with the purpose of stay as 'Highly Skilled Migrant' you must fulfill specific income requirements. There are, however, some exceptions to this condition. Learn about the different salary criteria in this article.
Read more about Salary Criteria for Highly Skilled Migrants: Rules and Exceptions
The Dutch 'Zoekjaar' (orientation year) permit allows non-EU internationals who have recently obtained a diploma in NL to stay for 1 year and search for employment. Learn more about how hiring individuals with this visa is a game-changer for employers.
Read more about The Dutch 'Zoekjaar' Permit: Unlocking Talent for Employers in the Netherlands
Are you looking for work in the Leiden region? Many internationals move to the Netherlands for their career, but searching for a job can sometimes be challenging. Take a look at this article for some advice on how to increase the success of your job hunt!
Planning a move to the Leiden region for the first time as an international? From practical steps to learning more about your new home, there are many things to consider - so why not take a look at our article on moving to Leiden to learn more!
Read more about Preparing for your move to the Leiden region
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The King's Commissioner in South Holland, Jaap Smit, has appointed Peter van der Velden as acting mayor of Leiden as of 1 September.
If you are an international who left the Netherlands but decided to return, there are some important differences from the first time you moved. You already have your BSN, but what should you take care of next?
