WagwEU: The why, when and how
You will have noticed that workers and self-employed people from EEA Member States and Switzerland who have come to perform…
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You will have noticed that workers and self-employed people from EEA Member States and Switzerland who have come to perform…
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The salary thresholds for highly skilled migrants and Blue Card holders are adjusted annually. The final amounts are published at the end of the calendar year. We can hereby inform you about the definitive salary thresholds for 2023.
The final amounts of the 30% ruling are published at the beginning of the new year in the Adjustment regulation for direct taxes. We can hereby confirm the definitive salary requirements for the 30% ruling for 2023.
The new salary thresholds for highly skilled migrants, Blue Card holders and recent graduates (in the Netherlands or at a...
our new employee is exited to start their job at your company. But first they have to move – perhaps halfway around the world. How do you help your new employee get through their relocation process stress-free? There are many things your company can do for them. Read more about…
You’ve found the right candidate for a position and are excited to let them come to the Netherlands for their job. In most situations, your company will need to be a recognized sponsor (‘erkend referent’) in order to acquire the right work and residence permit for knowledge migrants. However, you…
Top tip: start the application process for work and residence permits as soon as possible. This may seem obvious, but late applications are most often responsible for delays in the future employee’s start date. Even here in the Netherlands, where the immigration system is relatively (and we mean onl
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