Programs & Requirement

 
  • Blue Card:


The Blue Card is a work permit that allows highly skilled non-EU citizens to work and live in the EU member states for up to four years. To qualify for the Blue Card, applicants must meet the following requirements:

  1. A valid job offer in a highly skilled profession, such as in the fields of science, technology, engineering, or mathematics (STEM).
  2. Qualifications, such as a degree, and/or several years of professional experience in the field.
  3. Adequate language skills (usually English or the language of the country), which can be demonstrated through language proficiency tests or through proof of prior education in the language.
  4. Once the Blue Card is granted, the holder can work and live in the country that issued it for up to two years. The Blue Card can then be renewed for up to three additional years.

 

  • Seasonal Worker Visa:


The Seasonal Worker Visa is designed for non-EU citizens who come to work in the agricultural, horticultural, or tourism sectors in Europe for a short period of time. To qualify for this visa, applicants must meet the following requirements:

  1. A valid job offer in the agricultural, horticultural, or tourism sector.
  2. Adequate language skills (depending on the job).
  3. Proof of adequate funds to support themselves during their stay.
  4. Proof of accommodation in Europe.
  5. The length of stay granted by this visa can vary depending on the country and job.
 
  • Youth Mobility Scheme:


The Youth Mobility Scheme is designed for non-EU citizens between the ages of 18 and 30 who wish to work and travel in the UK for up to two years. To qualify for this scheme, applicants must meet the following requirements:

  1. Age between 18 and 30.
  2. Adequate funds to support themselves during their stay in the UK.
  3. Proof of accommodation in the UK.
  4. A certificate of sponsorship from their home country government (for certain countries).
  5. In addition, applicants must not have any dependent children and must not have previously participated in the Youth Mobility Scheme.

 

  • Au Pair Program:


The Au Pair Program allows young people from outside the EU to live with a host family in Europe and help take care of their children in exchange for accommodation, meals, and a small allowance. To qualify for this program, applicants must meet the following requirements:

  1. Age between 18 and 30.
  2. Experience in childcare and/or relevant education.
  3. Adequate language skills (usually the language of the host country).
  4. A clean criminal record.
  5. Proof of medical insurance.
  6. The length of stay granted by this program can vary depending on the country and host family.

 

  • Working Holiday Visa:


The Working Holiday Visa is offered by some European countries to young people from certain countries, allowing them to work and travel in Europe for up to one year. To qualify for this visa, applicants must meet the following requirements:

  1. Age between 18 and 30 (depending on the country).
  2. A valid passport from a country that has a working holiday agreement with the country offering the visa.
  3. Adequate funds to support themselves during their stay.
  4. Proof of accommodation in the country.
  5. No dependents accompanying them.
  6. The specific requirements and length of stay can vary depending on the country.

 

  • Highly Skilled Migrant Program (HSMP)
 

To be eligible for the HSMP, applicants must:

  1. Score a minimum of 70 points based on the HSMP points-based system.
  2. Have a Bachelor's or Master's degree from a recognized institution OR have 5 years of work experience in a highly skilled field.
  3. Meet the English language requirements by passing an approved English language test or being from an English-speaking country.
  4. Have sufficient funds to support themselves and their dependents.

 

  • Entrepreneur Visa Program

 

To be eligible for the Entrepreneur Visa Program applicants must:

  1. Submit a business plan outlining the activities of the business and a market analysis.
  2. Have relevant work experience or education in the field of the proposed business.
  3. Have sufficient financial resources to start and operate the business.
  4. Obtain an endorsement from a recognized Dutch organization that specializes in supporting startups and entrepreneurs.
  5. Meet the English language requirements.
  6. Have health insurance coverage in the Netherlands.

 

It's important to note that these are just general requirements, and the specific eligibility criteria for both programs can vary depending on various factors such as country of origin, age, and education level. It's recommended to consult us for complete and up-to-date information on eligibility requirements.