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If you have a Dutch or EU partner, you can apply for a work permit stamp (’arbeid is vrij toegestaan’) in your passport that allows you to work in the Netherlands. Your partner must be living and working in the Netherlands and be able to sponsor you. That essentially means that the partner agrees to be financially responsible for you while you are looking for a job or when you are without work.
Important: since 1 June 2013, you do not need to be either married or in a registered partnership (geregistreerd partnerschap) to qualify for this exemption, but you need to prove that you are in an "exclusive" relationship with an EU citizen. If the relationship ends, the work permit is no longer valid.
For more information, please visit the IND website (the Dutch Immigration and Naturalisation Office).
It has come to our attention that some unaffiliated individuals and/or parties have used the Undutchables name illegally to promote fake job opportunities and solicit money via social media channels.
Please be advised that this is not us. We will never request money from job seekers as this is contrary to the way we work and is against the law in the Netherlands. If you are approached by someone claiming to be from Undutchables that requests money for helping you find a job then you can be certain that they are not truly from Undutchables.
If you are approached by one of our Recruitment Consultants with a job opportunity they will identify themselves as such and will not ask you for money. You can find a comprehensive and up to date list of all of our current employees on our website, so if someone approaches you under the name of Undutchables you can always confirm their employment with Undutchables by checking our website. If you are contacted by someone claiming to be from Undutchables who is not on this list please discontinue communication with them and inform us immediately so that we can take further action.
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