Before you make an appointment to submit your application, make sure you have all of the above documents. Please note that if you apply for a visa with an Iraqi or Syrian travel document, your application may not always be processed by the Embassy or Consulate General of the Netherlands. The application may be forwarded to the central authorities of the Netherlands for decision. Please note that in such a case, the processing time may be at least 10 working days and a maximum of 2 months. If you want to stay in the Netherlands for more than 90 days, you may need a residence permit. In many cases, you will also need to apply for a long-stay visa before travelling to the Netherlands. This visa is also known as a Temporary Resident Permit (MVV). It is possible to have your passport sent with MVV via Ups. If you wish, you can indicate this at the time of your request. The additional cost is 60.39 TI, which must be paid once you have received your documents at the address you filled in. If you are a non-EU citizen and want to stay in the Netherlands for more than 90 days, you will probably need a residence permit. In some cases, you must first apply for a machtiging tot voorlopig verblijf – MVV (temporary residence permit).
This is a special entry visa. With the combination Toegang en Verblijf – TEV (Entry and Residence Procedure), you can apply for an MVV and a subsequent residence permit. Your host can submit the application directly to the IND. How they need to do this depends on why you need a residence permit and/or MVV, for example for work or study. The IND website contains a list of documents that your host must provide. It also explains how your host can apply for your residence permit. If you have any questions about this, you can contact the IND. In Thailand, you can apply for this visa at the Embassy of the Netherlands in Bangkok. For example, have you made an appointment for a passport when you really want to apply for a visa? Then you will not be able to submit your visa application that day. In this case, you will need to make a new appointment through our online appointment system and you will have to come back another time. The long-term visa (MVV application) must be submitted to the Embassy of the Netherlands in Bangkok. The processing time of the MVV badge is 4 to 5 working days.
Applicants who live in Thailand and wish to have their passport returned by mail to their home can make a payment for the envelope at the counter. Have you completed the application form? And have you gathered all the requested documents? Then send your own application with the documents to the IND in the Netherlands. You must do so within 3 weeks of the date on which the Embassy or Consulate of the Netherlands completed your application form. The form tells you where to send the request. An appointment to submit your application is not required. Prepare the following documents: If your long-stay visa (MVV) has been stamped on your passport but you have not been able to travel due to the lockdown due to the COVID-19 pandemic, you can resubmit your application to the Embassy of the Netherlands in New Delhi. In case of emergency or other urgent matter, you can contact the Embassy by e-mail (MOS-date@minbuza.nl) to make an appointment for an MVV visa application if the online system does not allow it. Bring the completed application form, your passport photo and valid passport with you to the appointment. Sometimes you need to bring additional documents. These are listed in the application form. An employee of the Embassy or Consulate of the Netherlands will register your application and enter the date of the application on the application form. The employee will also fill in the contact details of the Embassy or Consulate of the Netherlands.
You will then receive the form in return. You will receive an acknowledgment of receipt with your personal V number. The IND will send your host a letter confirming that the application has been approved. The letter also explains how to apply for an MVV and what documents you need. Typically, the processing time for MVV applications is 15 calendar days. However, if you have received APPROVAL FROM THE IND for your MVV application and you submit all necessary documents at the time of your application, we will endeavor to process your application within a shorter period of time. At the time of your application, we will review your file and inform you when you will be able to pick up your passport at MVV. You can allow another person to pick up your passport with the MVV sticker. The person who picks up the passport needs the following documents: Do you need a long-stay visa (MVV), e.g.
au pair, join your partner in the Netherlands, work indefinitely, study for more than 3 months or stay permanently? To apply for your long-stay visa (MVV), make an appointment at the Embassy of the Netherlands in Moscow. After preparing the required documents, you can make an appointment via the online appointment system to submit your application. The Dutch embassy or consulate will also accept your biometrics: you must provide your signature and fingerprints. This data is required for the residence permit. The applicant must make an appointment at the embassy in Bangkok. The processing time of the MVV badge is 3 to 5 working days. Has your application been approved? Please add the letter you received from the IND to the email. Without this letter, you cannot make an appointment. If you do not speak Dutch, English or Turkish, you must provide an official interpreter yourself. An official interpreter has a special passport that proves that he is an official interpreter. The interpreter must not be a family member.
MVV applications can be submitted to the Embassy of the Netherlands in Jakarta. For MVV-Study and MVV-Knowledge migrants, please send an email to the Embassy in Ankara (ank-study@minbuza.nl) or the Consulate General in Istanbul (ist-study@minbuza.nl). Provide your V number, contact information and the start date of your studies or the start date of your employment. The embassy or consulate general will inform you of the possibilities. Isn`t your purpose indicated in one of the following forms? Then, it is very likely that your sponsor (recognized sponsor) will have to apply to the IND in the Netherlands. Further information can be found on your residence permit website. Your country of origin is the country of which you are a national. The country of uninterrupted residence is the country in which you are allowed to stay for more than 3 months. Because you have a residence permit or you are waiting for a decision on a residence application. If there is no Dutch embassy or consulate in your home country or permanent residence, make an appointment at the nearest Dutch embassy or consulate. You must travel to the Netherlands with the MVV in your passport.
The IND will inform your host when your residence permit is ready. You can then make an appointment at the IND office to get your approval. If you are a citizen of one of the following countries, you do not need an MVV to apply for a residence permit in the Netherlands. If there are no (timely) dates available for MVV – Studium, please send an email to mos-date@minbuza.nl indicating your contact details and the start of your studies.