Unless you’re self-employed, you can only work in the Netherlands with a Dutch employment contract, your UK company can’t do that. There are ways around it, where your UK company employs a Dutch Agency to take you on, but these are expensive.
How do I get a Dutch work visa?
The requirements for a Dutch regular employee work visa are:
- You need an employment contract with an employer in the Netherlands.
- You need to earn at least the minimum wage for employees over the age of 23.
- Your employer has to show that the position could not have been filled by a Dutch or other EU/EEA national.
How do I hire someone in the Netherlands?
Employing staff in the Netherlands
- Screen your future employees.
- Verify and register the identity of your employees.
- Register as an employer with the Dutch Tax and Customs Administration.
- Enter into a contract of employment.
- Pay at least the Dutch minimum wage and holiday allowance.
Can my spouse work in Netherlands?
If you come over with a spouse, they will also have a highly skilled migrant visa so they can work in the Netherlands without further sponsorship. When you have a spouse that is either from the Netherlands or a member of the EU, you can receive a residence/work permit with the spouse as your sponsor.
What is a pre employment screening?
Pre-employment screening is the process of verifying information that job candidates supply on their resumes and job applications. It may also be referred to by other names, such as: Background Checks. Criminal Background Checks.
What is the act Waadi?
The Dutch Placement of Personnel by Intermediaries Act (Dutch acronym: WAADI) prohibits a company from making the services of employees in the Netherlands available for other companies if it does not have the appropriate registration with the Chamber of Commerce.