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Learn how IN Amsterdam can help you
We serve companies and their highly skilled migrant employees, scientific researchers, international entrepreneurs and international graduates, simplifying immigration processes and helping international newcomers settle into the Amsterdam Area. The IN Amsterdam procedure includes immigration elements such as:
- residence and work permits;
- registration with the relevant municipality;
- arrangement of a citizen service number (BSN);
- application for the 30% tax ruling;
- application to exchange a driving licence;
- helpdesk for internationals provided by ACCESS;
- seminars, newsletters and information to help international newcomers settle quickly into life in the region.
Are you an international newcomer, employer, or are you interested in becoming a partner? Choose a topic below:
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IN Amsterdam news: Dutch immigration policy and HR updates
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Meet the Smart Innovation Hub in Almere
As the youngest city in the Netherlands, Almere is never afraid to do things differently. That’s why the new Smart Innovation Hub is the perfect fit for the city’s innovative business climate.
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British School of Amsterdam opens
The new British School of Amsterdam opened the doors of its new school building on 21 April, further consolidating the Amsterdam Metropolitan Area’s wide range of international education.
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Mental health and household income most affected in coronavirus survey
In November 2020, IN Amsterdam commissioned the International Community Advisory Panel (ICAP) to carry out a survey to assess the way the international community is coping with the COVID-19 pandemic. More than 2000 people took the survey, and the results have now been published.
