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GreatMage:
This country Netherlands is something else...

I just arrived amsterdam central and booked a room...

All I am seeing is guys rolling weed

Many of them in the streets ain't wearing mask...

And the liveliness is like lagos...

Oh and its kinda not clean and quiet.

Overall? This is my kinda place! Really loving it

Welcome to the Netherlands bro, that how it is done here, it a bubbling city. All da best and keep it real.

GreatMage:
Good day my fellow nairalanders!

Pls I will be coming to Netherlands to write an exam and I will only be staying for a night.

Please and please, anyone in Amsterdam? That's where the exam is going to be held.

Just for one night pls. Help pls!

Thanks...

What date are you coming in?
Without pre-empting anyone I doubt you will see someone with such offer without knowing you. You know the way it is with us Naija, however if you check AirBnB or shared hostels like http://urbanroomie.com/ you can get a cheap room.

All the best in your exams.

amahbrain:
Thank you for this message, King. May I please ask how much the school requires you to have in your account in other to issue you an MVV.

First of all, You must have paid part or full school fees, in addition, you should have €10,000-€11,000 in your blocked account.

shoot.

Krissychi:
Hello,
This is my first time posting here I would like to know if there are any students on this platform schooling in the Netherlands I would like to ask questions concerning schooling there. Thanks

globalamplelife:
Please would love to know more about the Netherlands as regards admission process.
So quickly when given admission you pay your school fees and then the bank statements thing.
Is it to show, or you actually pay into the school account.
I also heard bank statements should 10k euro...
Please how true.
Lastly the visa process will the school assist or it's a do by yourself model.
Thanks..

You

Armstrong34:
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It seems you are an agent.....please stop misinforming the public just for your selfish and greedy interest...


I am currently in the Netherlands...
Firstly let me correct your statement.

For Non-Eu students, they are permitted to work for just 16hours a week

Unlike Germany their student visa/residence permit does not entitles them outrightly to work just like that..

They need a work permit which takes over 6weeks when applied for and can only applied on behalf of them by their employers which makes getting a job in the Netherlands very difficult..

Because most of the time many employers need employees to start work immediately and would not have the patience and time to apply for a work permit on your behalf...

Amidst all the cost of living here is very very high when compared to Germany.. things are so expensive In the Netherlands

Please don't be deceived by that guy's sweet mouth..
I intend leaving the Netherlands this year...it is a nice country tho,the people are friendly and helpful..
If you are still hell bent on leaving Nigeria to come and see things for yourself ...you are always welcome..

But remember say when you see fine fine building finish...you go know say no be fine fine building dy put money � for pocket

You said selfish & greedy interest and I misinformed people, common!!! stop throwing baseless accusations. I have not solicited for business from you or anyone yet you label me sweet mouth. The information I shared is verifiable on their web site which I referenced, I also said it is not a walk in a pack, didn’t you see the hard work mention.

How we adapt and explore life in Netherlands is different, you can be searching for jobs while I start a business. Regardless students get jobs.
Hey, let talk about the opportunities, enabling environments, great people, fair law, support etc available in Netherlands, create awareness and inform people of the beautiful country. �
If you planning on coming to Netherlands for study, pls push it, research more. It a worthy investment.

Badmuskennis007:
can you give more info about this

It is not all university that can guarantee your MVV visa (temp residence permit). If you get admission into such schools, you face the challenge of MVV visa. Some universities will process your MVV for you and all you do is to book an appointment and head to their embassy with your passport for the MVV visa sticker.
On there web site, there is a list of organizations that guarantees your MVV, higher institutions inclusive.

Your MVV will be converted to study residence permit when you land & register at municipal, you are allowed to work 20 hours a week, or full time in summer, nevertheless you can work 24-7 on your start up business.

After your study, you will be given an orientation year visa to search for job in one year, if you get a job you continue your good life, it is rare not too find job in a country with unemployment rate less than 5% but it is not a walk in the park. If you continue your small business then you re fine. Regardless only Hard work& Hardwork separate you from your dreams.

Netherlands school requirement and visa processing is not as tedious as Canada, USA or UK, yet they offer quality education.

I hope I shared sufficient information.

[quote author=globalamplelife post=99625201]Please anyone with info on how I can study in netherlands bsc or msc.
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