Article 1 Unemployment benefits for Dutch immigrants
1. How does unemployment benefit work?
According to UUV's system, the initial unemployment benefit will be paid at 75% of your last job salary in the first two months of your career, and then at 70%. The payment time depends on your specific situation (usually from the day you lose your job).
Unemployment benefit is not a long-term benefit. Generally, it takes at least three months and at most 38 months. In the meantime, you have the obligation to continue looking for a job and show your job search record.
2. Eligibility for unemployment benefits
Must be under 65 years old and have the ability to work; You have been employed for at least 26 weeks before you lost your job.
3. Apply for unemployment benefits
You can apply at the local UUV or online, and the application process takes 4 weeks.
When filling out the form, you will be asked to provide:
BSN number;
The last day of employment;
DigiD code;
Letter of termination of contract;
Regular payroll;
Original employment contract;
Valid identity documents;
A valid bank card number.
Article 2 naturalization documents of Dutch immigrants
The main applicant who invests in immigration to settle in the Netherlands can move to the Netherlands with his family, and only need to prove the relationship between his spouse's children and the main applicant. Children need 18 years old to settle in the Netherlands with the main applicant. The documents required to apply for Dutch immigration and the conditions for children to apply for naturalization in the Netherlands are detailed as follows.
Documents required to apply for naturalization:
Foreign valid travel documents (such as passports);
A valid fixed-term residence permit in the Netherlands (non-temporary residence permit);
Birth certificate of the country of origin (legal translation);
Examination certificate or equivalent certificate.
Conditions for Dutch immigrant children to apply for naturalization:
1. Your minor children can apply for naturalization with you (no need to apply separately). You add your minor children's application to your naturalization application, and if it passes, you will also be told that your children will also obtain Dutch nationality.
2./kloc-children under the age of 0/6 must stay in the Netherlands with a limited residence permit or a long-term residence permit between the application for naturalization and the naturalization ceremony. Do not accept temporary accommodation.
3. Children aged between 16- 17 should hold a valid residence permit and live in the Netherlands for at least 3 years before applying for naturalization. During the time between the application for naturalization and the naturalization ceremony, you must stay in the Netherlands with a limited residence permit or a permanent residence permit, but you will not accept temporary residence.
Article 3 Medical and housing benefits of Dutch immigrants' life
The Netherlands is the country with the most complicated and meticulous welfare in the world. Many Asians are willing to settle in the Netherlands, not only to enjoy the good living environment in the Netherlands, but also to take a fancy to the benefits brought by the unique social welfare system in the Netherlands. Social welfare policies that Dutch immigrants must know when they live and settle down.
1, medical
The Netherlands implements universal health care, and maternal care before, after and after childbirth is free. There is also domestic help 7 days and 5 hours a day after delivery. Every four months, the social insurance bank "quietly" transfers 665 euros into the personal account, which is marked as "child welfare subsidy" below until the child 18 years old.
At present, the minimum medical insurance in the Netherlands is 77 euros/month, and children can follow their parents for insurance without extra payment. The medical insurance purchased in the Netherlands is global medical insurance, and all medical expenses incurred in China can be reimbursed in the Netherlands.
2. House
If you buy a house in cash, you can buy a house after 2-3 months of immigration to the Netherlands. If you want to use a bank loan, you need to go through all the formalities after 6-8 months (get a personal tax number and get a 30% tax reduction). We all recommend customers to use the latter method, because they can borrow about 65,438+05-400,000 euros from the bank. The annual interest rate is between 4.5% and 5%, and you can get a government tax rebate of about 200-250 euros every month. If you pay in one lump sum, there is no tax refund, because the Dutch tax bureau will think that you are rich and do not need government tax refund subsidies.
For the Dutch housing loan, the down payment for domestic people is zero, 65,438+00% for foreigners (including new immigrants with Dutch ID, depending on the housing situation and banks), and the housing transaction cost accounts for about 65,438+00%.