Archive » Europe » 3 YEARS WORK PERMIT
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| Gery Junior Member Member # 3496 | Posted May 26, 2002 11:39 AM Do you have to have a work permit AND work for three full years in the Netherlands in order to get the permanent work permit? |
| Deleted Member Member # 128 | Posted May 26, 2002 09:30 PM Yes. See http://www.workpermit.com/netherland/employer9.htm |
| ube Junior Member Member # 3629 | Posted May 31, 2002 12:01 PM quote:
for example if one got a working permit for a year, would be possible to extend the visa as long as there's a contract with the employer, if so, would that be a long process? |
| Red Indian Member Member # 1438 | Posted May 31, 2002 12:48 PM Hi Ube, You'll find a lot of info for your question on www.expatica.com -> Netherlands. Check the 'Relocation' and 'Discussion Forum' sections. |
| Oz Junior Member Member # 2357 | Posted June 01, 2002 04:14 PM re: expatica web site you can only enter the discussion forums at expatica.com if you are an HR professional, i.e. a potential employer, not employee, unfortunately. |
| Elfa Member Member # 5 | Posted June 04, 2002 02:03 PM HI Ube In response to your question, yes, you must have a contract with an employer and if the contract is for a year, your work permit would be for one year. It is possible to extend the work permit if your contract of employment is extended with the employer. The extension process can take up to 5 weeks. Regards Elfa -------------------- Elfa Kere, Consultant |
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