How easy is it to emigrate to Holland?
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Easy. If you have a British passport (or the citizenship of any EU/EEA/Swiss country) you can move to Holland anytime. You just register with the town hall on arrival and get the equivalent of a national insurance number from the appropriate office . . . and off you go to find a job, start a business, learn the language, marry a Dutch girl, raise a family, buy a bicycle and some tulips and live happily ever after.
18271
Go to a foreign country.
437612
it depends from what country and with what skills. it is the easiest for eu citizens or if your current employer sends you here.
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Try here:\n\nhttp://www.netherlandsembassy.org.zm/en/visa_requirements.html
1012720
not at all. just somehow you have to be an immigrant of US
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I can't see why not.\nYou need to have a\npass port, and a \nworking visa.\nSome research on jobs. \nBig bonus if you speak Dutch.\nCheck out a web sites on the \ncountry and see if it is what \nyour looking for. \nGood luck...
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see this webpage\nhttp://www.cic.gc.ca/english/immigrate/index.html
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it certainly isn't an easy process, but if you have desirable qualifications and can prove that your skills will be a viable asset to this country, then a person will be considered. you could always start by getting yourself a working visa or the alternative is to be sponsored by an Australian family, who will support you and house you while you are here. i don't know a lot about the process, but i'm sure it would be fairly easy to find out. what country are you from?  try these sites, i hope they may be useful
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Leaving America is not difficult. America is a free country and you may leave it temporarily or permanently as you wish. Moving to a another country depends on the immigration rules of the other country. If the other country is accepting immigrants and you meet their criteria there should be no real problem.
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No.  But it may be easier to get permanent resident status.\n\nEdit:  AND what map said.
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It is relatively speedy, compared to other immigration issues. The basic process is laid out at the site below. The important thing is getting all of the proper documents.
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You could try America or the netherlands.
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Hi.  I've worked and studied in the Netherlands.  It's very difficult to work whilst you're studying, because you need to speak Dutch even for cleaning and catering jobs.  The only option for most foreigners is to work in factories.\nAs for jobs in Business after graduating, I'm sure thats much easier.  I know quite a few non Dutch speakers working in great jobs in Amsterdam and Den Haag.  Most of the big companies are based in the Amsterdam Zuid region near the airport and dotted all around the ranstad area.  Have a look at the website for help choosing a course (see link).\nWith regards to the other posters, they don't speak French in Holland.  They're thinking of Belgium.  English and some dutch are important to live and study in Holland.  Groetjes!
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I am Dutch. So far I know it's not possible to obtain a Dutch passport because of that reason. If you want to obtain one you have to do it another way. But a important thing to obtain one is that you actually have to live here in Holland. But even then It's very hard. Marry a Dutch guy here gives you a pretty good chance, but even that won't give you a guaranty. By the way....I am already married...and love my wife very much :)
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Dutch people come from the Netherlands which is also called Holland I believe.
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try this new program introduced by UK - HSMP. highly skiled migrant program.\nmore details available on the net.
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the only way for someone your age to do it is to set up a business in Australia - the minimum investment is not that big but I forget the amount - look it up on the Australian immigration department website, there are also a number of websites that provide advice for people wanting to emigrate to Australia.  good luck, it's a great plan, go for it!