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Highly Skilled Worker Visa

₹120000 _{/per person}

Short-stay (Schengen) Visa

₹9000 _{/per person}

Study Visa

₹38000 _{/per person}

Documents Requirement

Valid Indian passport with sufficient validity to cover the entire duration of authorized employment in the Netherlands.
Signed employment contract or official job offer from a Dutch employer specifying job role, salary, and duration of employment.
Work and residence permit application submitted by the Dutch employer to the Immigration and Naturalisation Service (IND) on behalf of the applicant.
Proof of professional qualifications including degree certificates, diplomas, and relevant experience letters.
Curriculum Vitae (CV) detailing professional background and expertise relevant to the offered job.
Proof that the offered salary meets the minimum income threshold for the applicable work visa category (e.g., Highly Skilled Migrant).
Health insurance valid in the Netherlands until enrollment in the national health system.
Proof of accommodation in the Netherlands or temporary housing arrangement from employer.
Police clearance certificate and medical examination reports if requested during processing.
Cover letter explaining professional background, job role, and intention to comply with Dutch immigration laws.

Frequently Asked Questions

Skilled professional roles such as IT, engineering, research, finance, healthcare, and technical occupations qualify under various Dutch work visa categories.

Not for all jobs. Many international roles accept English, but Dutch may be required for regulated professions.

Yes. Family reunification is allowed subject to income and accommodation requirements.

Typically 4 to 10 weeks depending on job category and IND processing times.

Yes. After meeting residence and employment duration requirements, long-term or permanent residence may be possible.

Neighbouring Countries

Belgium

Germany

United Kingdom

Visa Rejection Reasons

Common Reasons for Rejection:

Insufficient financial proof.
Lack of strong ties to home country.
Incomplete or false documentation.
Suspicious travel history or security concerns.

Important Note

Not all applicants need to submit these additional documents.
Requirements depend on nationality and travel history.
Providing false information can lead to rejection.

Documents Requirement

Original Indian passport issued within the last 10 years, valid for at least six months beyond the intended date of departure from the Schengen area, with a minimum of two blank pages. Damaged or handwritten passports may result in refusal.
Completed and signed Schengen visa application form with all personal, travel, and employment details accurately filled. Any inconsistency with supporting documents may lead to rejection.
Two recent biometric passport-sized photographs taken within the last six months as per Schengen specifications (white background, neutral expression, no shadows or glare, 80% face coverage).
Confirmed round-trip flight reservation clearly showing entry into and exit from the Schengen area. Embassies may verify bookings directly with airlines.
Proof of accommodation for the entire duration of stay such as confirmed hotel bookings, rental agreement, or an official invitation letter from a host in the Netherlands along with their residence proof.
Mandatory travel medical insurance covering at least EUR 30,000 for emergency medical treatment, hospitalization, and repatriation, valid across all Schengen member states for the full duration of the trip.
Proof of sufficient financial means including personal bank statements for the last 3 to 6 months, stamped and signed by the bank, showing stable income and sufficient balance to cover travel and stay expenses.
Employment proof such as employer-issued leave approval letter, appointment letter, and recent salary slips. Self-employed applicants must submit business registration documents and income tax returns.
Personal covering letter explaining the purpose of travel, detailed itinerary, cities to be visited, duration of stay, and a clear declaration of intent to return to India before visa expiry.
Proof of civil status such as marriage certificate or family registration document, if applicable.

Frequently Asked Questions

Indian passport holders can stay up to 90 days within any 180-day period across all Schengen countries combined.

Yes. A Netherlands-issued Schengen visa allows travel to all Schengen countries, provided the Netherlands is the main destination or first point of entry.

Yes. Travel medical insurance with minimum EUR 30,000 coverage is mandatory for Schengen visa approval.

Insufficient funds, unclear travel purpose, weak ties to India, unreliable travel history, or inconsistent documentation.

It is recommended to apply at least 4 to 6 weeks before the intended travel date.