you have applied for your residence permit or will do so at the same appointment;
you have a legalized birth certificate and if applicable a legalized marriage certificate and/or divorce decree;
you have a valid passport;
you have an original rental contract or purchase-deed of your house.
Within 4 weeks after the registration appointment you will be registered with the municipal population register.
Applying for a work permit
For Chinese nationals working in the Netherlands, except for Chinese nationals working in the Netherlands based on the Kennismigrantenregeling, a work permit is required.
The employer needs to submit an application for a work permit to the national CWI (Centrum voor Werk en Inkomen), labor department. Prior to this the vacancy of the position needs to be listed at the local CWI offices and the European Labor Department, Eures. These labor departments will search during a period of five weeks/3 months for available Dutch and EU citizens who can fulfil the vacancy. If no available candidates are found, the work permit procedure can be initiated.
The application, including documentation from CWI and Eures, will need to be submitted to the Legal department of the national Labour department. The CWI aims to make a decision within five weeks upon receipt of the application.
Please contact the CWI for more information.
Costs for staying in the Netherlands
In appendix I you will find an overview of the costs for coming to the Netherlands and staying in the Netherlands. This does not include costs for Dutch translators.
Planning and co-ordination
There are several relocation companies in the Netherlands that can offer help with the immigration and residence procedures. They know their way with the immigration and residence procedures and are there to advise you when to start with a certain procedure.
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