International students require a Dutch residence permit (MVV) to study in the Netherlands. The student visa application is typically handled by the university with required documents and proof of admission.

Mandatory for non-EU/EEA international students; enables full-time study in the Netherlands. Requires proof of enrollment, financial means, and health insurance.

Required for international students (non-EU/EEA); allows studying full-time in the Netherlands for the duration of your program. Proof of admission, financial means, and health insurance required.

Required for non-EU/EEA international students to study full-time in the Netherlands. Students must provide proof of enrollment, sufficient financial means, and health insurance.

After graduation, international students can apply for a one-year Orientation Year permit to seek work in the Netherlands without an employer-sponsored visa.

Graduates can apply for the Orientation Year visa to live and work in the Netherlands for up to one year after completion of studies.

Graduates can apply for the Orientation Year visa, which allows them to live and work in the Netherlands for up to one year after graduation from Maastricht University.

Allows recent graduates from Dutch universities to stay in the Netherlands for up to one year to find employment or start a business.

Graduates from Dutch universities can apply for this visa allowing them to stay in the Netherlands for one year to seek employment or start a business.

The VVR (Verblijfsvergunning voor Voortgezet Verblijf) is the official residence permit for students staying longer than 90 days. This permit must be obtained after arrival in the Netherlands and allows students to live and study throughout their program duration.

The VVR residence permit is required to extend your right to stay and study after entering the Netherlands with an MVV, covering your full course duration.

For short stays or travel within the Schengen area, a Schengen Tourist Visa allows visits up to 90 days in the Netherlands and other Schengen countries.

A long stay (MVV) student visa allows international students to study in the Netherlands for the duration of their degree program at TU/e.

International students require a Dutch MVV (long-stay student visa) and residence permit to study at Maastricht University for programs longer than 90 days.

International students require an MVV (long-stay student visa) and Dutch residence permit to study at Leiden University.

Non-EU/EEA students must apply for an MVV (long-stay entry visa) to study in the Netherlands, which allows entry and a stay of over 90 days while completing their program.

The MVV (Machtiging tot Voorlopig Verblijf) is required for non-EU students planning to study in the Netherlands for more than 90 days. This visa allows entry to the Netherlands and serves as a temporary residence permit until the official residence permit is obtained.

Graduates can apply for the Orientation Year permit, allowing them to stay and work for up to one year after graduation.