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Title: Moving to Netherlands. Post by: cosmoo on February 23, 2018, 12:18:53 PM Hello everyone! I have a question: Someone of you maybe got an official job as trader or investor?
I want to leave my country (not in EU) and somehow officially move to the Netherlands. To get a Work Visa as an investor or trader maybe. I was in Netherlads last year as a tourist and fell in love with that country so much. Title: Re: Moving to Netherlands. Post by: HappyMod on February 25, 2018, 04:47:10 AM Personally I don't think there are a lot of Dutch residents who work officially as a trader/investor. I'm pretty sure most people have a job next to it. But, maybe you'll find someone here, who knows?
Glad you liked our country, it's definitely active in the crypto space! Title: Re: Moving to Netherlands. Post by: cosmoo on February 25, 2018, 05:20:26 PM Personally I don't think there are a lot of Dutch residents who work officially as a trader/investor. I'm pretty sure most people have a job next to it. But, maybe you'll find someone here, who knows? Thanks for advise! Yeah, I will fly to Netherlands this summer or autumn and find someone. Maybe a lawyer will be able to solve this :)Glad you liked our country, it's definitely active in the crypto space! Title: Re: Moving to Netherlands. Post by: HappyMod on February 25, 2018, 11:02:49 PM I am sure there are many ways to make this happen ^_^ The Netherlands is quiet a one of a kind when it comes down to helping people make their dreams come true! :D Wish you the best of luck.
Title: Re: Moving to Netherlands. Post by: BioMike on February 26, 2018, 08:43:37 AM If you want to come here to sit trading at home the whole day, expect to bring a bag of money (I think the minimum was about 200k euros, not sure though) and you will most likely be required to setup a company (and get an official income from that, you also need to pay taxes, need various insurances). Else there is little chance to get a staying permit. You will most likely be required to learn about Dutch culture and required to learn the language.
Do note that Dutch banks are not happy with opening a bank account (you'll will be needing one) if you're involved with cryptos and that you might be required to hand over proof where the cryptos come from (they can suddenly block your account, freezing all funds in there). Visiting the country as a tourist is one thing, living here is another. Title: Re: Moving to Netherlands. Post by: cosmoo on February 26, 2018, 09:47:46 PM If you want to come here to sit trading at home the whole day, expect to bring a bag of money (I think the minimum was about 200k euros, not sure though) and you will most likely be required to setup a company (and get an official income from that, you also need to pay taxes, need various insurances). Else there is little chance to get a staying permit. You will most likely be required to learn about Dutch culture and required to learn the language. What do you mean "to bring ~200k"? Didn't understand that part.Do note that Dutch banks are not happy with opening a bank account (you'll will be needing one) if you're involved with cryptos and that you might be required to hand over proof where the cryptos come from (they can suddenly block your account, freezing all funds in there). Visiting the country as a tourist is one thing, living here is another. Title: Re: Moving to Netherlands. Post by: brobbel on February 27, 2018, 05:04:40 AM Hello everyone! I have a question: Someone of you maybe got an official job as trader or investor? I want to leave my country (not in EU) and somehow officially move to the Netherlands. To get a Work Visa as an investor or trader maybe. I was in Netherlads last year as a tourist and fell in love with that country so much. Depending on the country you are moving from there can be different rules. https://www.expatica.com/nl/visas-and-permits is a great site to start from. Title: Re: Moving to Netherlands. Post by: BioMike on February 27, 2018, 07:31:18 AM If you want to come here to sit trading at home the whole day, expect to bring a bag of money (I think the minimum was about 200k euros, not sure though) and you will most likely be required to setup a company (and get an official income from that, you also need to pay taxes, need various insurances). Else there is little chance to get a staying permit. You will most likely be required to learn about Dutch culture and required to learn the language. What do you mean "to bring ~200k"? Didn't understand that part.Do note that Dutch banks are not happy with opening a bank account (you'll will be needing one) if you're involved with cryptos and that you might be required to hand over proof where the cryptos come from (they can suddenly block your account, freezing all funds in there). Visiting the country as a tourist is one thing, living here is another. Do you think we will let everyone come here without a job or some sort of income? If that would be the case, the country would be flooded with people needing financial support (social securities) without any benefit to the society itself. I think most countries have such rule. The exception to this is people who are hired by an already existing company or institute (need to show working contract), or refugees (need to proof that their reason of seeking asylum). In both these cases, people are expected to return to their own country when the work ends or their reason for asylum is not valid any more. Another exception are people from the EU (free movement of goods, people and work between countries) |