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Business Life in the Netherlands

In order to work in the Netherlands, you must first apply for a Dutch Residence Permit (MVV). You can apply for a residence permit from the Netherlands or from Turkey. However, you cannot apply for a residence permit from two countries at the same time. The residence permit from the Netherlands must be applied to the Dutch Immigration and Naturalisation Office by the person/institution inviting you to the Netherlands. If you are applying from Turkey, you must apply to the Dutch Embassy. You can apply for a Dutch residence permit from Turkey without receiving an invitation from a person, state institution or private company from the Netherlands. For the residence permit application, documents related to the job you will work for must be submitted. You can apply for a residence permit as a self-employed trader or as a paid employee in a company. After obtaining a residence permit in the Netherlands, a work visa application can be made. However, after a business agreement with a company, it becomes easier to obtain both a residence permit and a work visa. Sectors looking for workers in the Netherlands are agriculture and food, construction, IT, tourism, energy, health, service, chemistry and logistics. For more detailed information contact us you can apply.

Ankara Agreement

Thanks to the Ankara Agreement, citizens of the Republic of Turkey can obtain EU citizenship. You can also apply for a Dutch work visa through the Ankara Agreement, that is, by establishing your own company. Ankara Agreement application requires a meticulous preparation process. For the work you will do in the Netherlands, you must first have work experience in Turkey. You must document this work experience with at least a few years of sgk or bağ-kur. The nature of the work you will do in the Netherlands may be service or product based. In both cases, you must demonstrate the uniqueness of your business in the business plan you will prepare. Although it contributes positively to the Dutch economy, it should not negatively affect another sector. Your initiative should be planned to meet a real need of the Netherlands. You can apply with a very detailed and meticulously prepared business plan whose content is proven by documents. At the end of the first five years, you can apply for Dutch citizenship as a result of the suitability of your company and your situation.