IN Amsterdam (formerly Expatcenter Amsterdam) provides a one-stop-shop service for international newcomers in the Amsterdam Area. We serve companies and their highly skilled migrant employees, scientific researchers, international entrepreneurs and international graduates. The IN Amsterdam procedure includes immigration elements such as residence and work permits (including the startup visa), registration with the municipality, the 30% tax ruling and many other official matters.
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With simplified processes and applications, IN Amsterdam aims to better meet the needs of international companies and their expatriate employees in th...
Following the United Kingdom's referendum on membership of the European Union, held in June 2016, the so-called Brexit decision has raised fresh quest...
Below you will find a complete list of steps for using the streamlined procedures offered by IN Amsterdam. If you have any questions, please do not he...
As of 2015, a new regulation makes it possible for ambitious entrepreneurs to apply for a temporary residence permit for the Netherlands. Below is an ...
Recent bachelor’s and master’s graduates from universities and colleges in the Netherlands can search for work in the Netherlands for up to a year wit...
Find answers to all our frequently asked questions about moving to and living in Amsterdam, such as registration in the city, information about permit...
British nationals living in the Netherlands should make sure they are registered correctly to ensure they receive a temporary residence permit in a no-deal Brexit scenario.
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