What Can You Sell In The Netherlands PDF Download

Have you ever wondered how to move to Europe? Are you adventurous and want to experience living in the EU? Or are you thinking of what life would be like in a more inclusive, equal, caring and social society? For Americans moving to the Netherlands is easier than you think! Other "moving abroad" books and guides focus on just the moving and integrating part, but they usually don't show you the actual immigration process of it or how to get a residence permit. This book lays out exactly how Americans can get residence permit and actually make the move to the Netherlands with the Dutch-American Friendship Treaty - spouses, partners and families included! The reality of moving anywhere abroad is that beyond 3-4 months you need a residence permit. The host government usually only issues residence permits when: - a company in the host country sponsors you, - your spouse is a citizen, or - you are a political refugee. The Dutch-American Friendship Treaty (DAFT) makes it easier for Americans to get residency and move to the Netherlands. Is the DAFT program for you? What is involved? How much does it cost to live in the Netherlands? What can I expect living there? This book will guide you through the exact steps and details including costs and expenses, culture and society, healthcare and insurance, utilities, shopping and the reality of living in the Netherlands (which is amazing!). Plus, I share my own experiences of moving here in 2019 - so you know what to expect and can make the most of living in this awesome country! If you've even had just the slightest interest in moving to Europe, this book is for you. Download and learn how easy moving to and living in the Netherlands is - and how much it is! The Dutch-American Friendship Treaty may not be for everyone. Registration of a business, a deposit of €4500 (about $4900) in a Dutch bank, and other items and fees are required. - - - - - - - - - - Note: This book outlines how Americans can get a two-year residence permit in the Netherlands through the Dutch-American Friendship Treaty. It is not intended to serve as legal advice, to make any guarantees or to replace the expertise of a licensed immigration lawyer.