What are the types of Student Visas for the Netherlands?
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Steps to apply for Netherlands Student Visa
Step 1:-
A student has to wait for Visa approval from the Netherlands.
Step 2:-
Once the visa is approved, dutch institutions collect all relevant documents from the school And complete all visa-processing formalities directly.
Step 3:-
Then the applicant is informed that his/her visa is ready, and the applicant should schedule an appointment to collect the visa and get it stamped from the Dutch embassy or their nearest Dutch consulate office.
Step 4:-
In India, the Dutch embassy is in New Delhi, and consulate offices are located in Chennai, Mumbai and Bengaluru.
Step 5:-
There is no visa interview as such; the passport and identity of the applicant are verified, and the visa is given to the student.
Documents required for Student Visa
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Valid passport
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Academic documents
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Proof of sufficient financial funds
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Letter of admission from the university
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Proof of payment for all required legal fees
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Health insurance
Finances
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You can show the Education Sanction Loan letter
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You need to show the IT (Income Tax) returns of your sponsors for the past 3 years (to show the family's sustainable income) In case you are showing an education loan
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A loan sanction letter clearly mentioning the NAME of the course that you are applying for and the NAME of the INSTITUTE in NETHERLANDS
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Also, a statement in or with the sanction letter stating that the funds will be transferred to The institute or the applicant as stipulated by the institute/applicant in a phased manners.
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A student must deposit a certain amount of fees into the school's bank account. The student will be getting a receipt from the school for fees paid
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A student must pay entire fees from India only before going to the Netherlands.
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A student is required to show the required money to the school, accommodation letter, and financial letter. This money must be at least 3 months old in a candidate's bank account.