Study in Netherlands from Bangladesh

Nowadays, study in Netherlands with scholarship is a common thing because of international and multicultural environment. There are also some special reasons-

• When you get admitted to any educational institution in Netherlands, the visa success rate is 100%.
• Lots of Scholarships opportunities.
• 11 Dutch universities ranked among the top 200 universities in the world.
• Most interactive way of Studying.

– University of Amsterdam
– Wittenborg University of Applied Sciences
– Wageningen University & Research
– Leiden University
– University of Groningen
– Erasmus University Rotterdam
– Maastricht University
– Radboud University Nijmegen
– Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam
– University of Twente
– Eindhoven University of Technology
– Tilburg University

Bachelor’s/ undergraduate studies:

• Have successfully completed their upper secondary (high school) with GPA of 3 or higher.
• The student must have successfully completed courses in relative subjects.
• IELTS- Academic Test with a minimum score of 6, Pearson PTE Academic test with Score of 62 (writing 61).

Master’s studies:

• Undergraduate/Bachelor’s degree or equivalent of at least 4 years’ duration.
• IELTS – Academic test minimum of 6 points OR PTE Academic score of 62. Few programs accept Medium of study – English also.
• Some University programs even allow admitting students to Pre-Master’s program with IELTS 6 but no band less than 5.5.

• Nuffic Scholarships for developing countries
• Utrecht Excellence Scholarships for International Students
• Universities offer different partial/full scholarship

The average tuition fee for bachelor’s programs is between € 9,000 and € 20,000 per year and for a master’s program between € 12,000 and € 30,000 per year.

Sponsorship: Student has to show that they have sufficient amount of fund for his/her living expenses. The living expense per month is 900 euro (subjected to change any time).

Checklist for Visa Application:

University will initiate Student visa application. The student has to submit the following documents directly to the university:

• Complete Visa Application Form
• Fees: Visa Application fee – 90 Euro, Embassy / Biometric fee- 10,000 BDT (May Change without before any notice from Dutch embassy & Immigration)
• Copy of Passport
• Admission letter
• Tuition fee Payment confirmation to University (Refund policy applies)
• Plan of Study
• Bank Statement
• Health Insurance (If applicable)
• Proof of Accommodation

Netherlands is a very decentralized country and English is well spoken everywhere, so it is very easy to get a job in any city.

Part-time Job opportunity:

You are allowed to work up to a maximum of 16 hours per week throughout the year and full-time in the summer months (June to August).

Post-study work visa:

Netherlands offers advantageous visas for international students who want to stay and work after graduation. With the Orientation Year for Graduates Seeking Employment you can spend up to one year looking for work in Holland, and you can stay as long as you have that job.

PR facility:

Students are eligible to apply for a permanent residence permit if they: have lived continuously in the Netherlands for five years; have a valid residence permit for a non-temporary purpose of stay; are sufficiently integrated with Dutch society.