Requirements for applying for a master's degree in studying in the Netherlands

# Studying in the Netherlands # Introduction The Netherlands has a stable environment and high-quality resources, which can provide better education for students and is the target country for many students. The following are the requirements for applying for studying in the Netherlands for a master's degree. Welcome to read the reference!

1. Requirements for applying for a master's degree in the Netherlands

1, language

Most schools in the Netherlands require students to score 6.5 in IELTS, with scores of not less than 6.0 in all parts, or 80 in IBT, with scores of not less than 20 in reading and writing tests and not less than 18 in speaking and listening tests. There are U-type universities and H-type universities in Holland. The master of U-University in the Netherlands requires students to score IELTS 6.5-7.0, and the master of H-University in the Netherlands requires students to score IELTS 6.0-6.5.

2. GPA

Students who want to go to the Netherlands for a master's degree can intuitively reflect their learning ability, so Dutch schools will pay more attention to students' examination results at the undergraduate level. Some famous universities in the Netherlands require students to have a higher average score in undergraduate schools and a GPA of not less than 80.

3. Background

To study for a master's degree in the Netherlands, you must obtain a bachelor's degree or a senior student in China. If you want to apply for a master's degree in the Netherlands, you need students to study in undergraduate majors. It is difficult for students to change majors, so you must think it over before making a decision.

4、GMAT

The master's degree in economics and business in U-shaped universities in the Netherlands almost requires GMAT scores, while the master's degree in H-shaped schools in the Netherlands also requires students' GMAT scores. The master's degree in some famous universities in the Netherlands requires students' GMAT scores above 500.

5. Letter of recommendation

Thinking that studying for a master's recommendation letter in Holland can help you improve your chances of success. Dutch schools attach great importance to the assessment of students' comprehensive strength, so students applying for the exam must show their advantages in all aspects in their letters of recommendation.

2. Dutch study visa processing strategy

I. Handling process

Step 1, register online. Provide a public email address for online registration.

Step 2: Obtain the list of materials and application form for applying for root visa. After the registration is completed, you need to answer a few simple questions, and the system will automatically generate a list of materials suitable for your personal situation according to your answers. At the same time, you will also receive the Schengen visa application form automatically generated online.

The third step is to make an appointment online. You can choose an appropriate time to submit your visa application online. Please note that if you fail to submit your application as scheduled, your personal registration information will be automatically deleted on the day of appointment. If you want to make a new appointment, you need to register again.

Step 4: Prepare visa application materials. After choosing the right time to submit the visa application, you need to prepare the materials needed for the visa according to the list of materials. Please be sure to print and bring the Schengen visa application form and appointment notice in PDF format generated online.

The fifth step is to submit the materials to the Dutch visa acceptance center. Bring the appointment notice, materials required for visa application and passport to the Dutch visa acceptance center on time to avoid unnecessary waiting.

The application materials can be submitted by the agent. The agent shall provide the power of attorney signed by the applicant, the original and copy of the agent's ID card. The application that the agent cannot provide the power of attorney will not be accepted.

Step 6: Submit the materials. The staff of the Dutch visa processing center will check whether the materials you have prepared are complete and meet the requirements of the Dutch embassy in China. If the application materials are incomplete, you can supplement the copies of documents provided by the center or submit the application directly (this may increase the risk of visa refusal). If you don't want to submit an application with incomplete materials, you can log in to the website with the same Dutch visa acceptance center account within three days and make a new appointment.

Step 7: Pay the visa fee and visa service fee. You can pay the visa fee and visa service fee by cash or credit card (China UnionPay only) at the visa center.

Step 8: Inquire about the application process. You can log on to the website of the Netherlands Visa Reception Center at any time and check the visa application process through your personal page.

Step 9: Get your passport. When your passport returns to the Beijing center of the Dutch visa processing center, the center will inform you to collect it by email. When you apply for a passport, you need to bring an application form, the original and a copy of your ID card.

Second, the Netherlands study visa materials

1, copy of the original household registration book;

2. A copy of the original passport;

3. 2 passport photos;

4.MVV application form, fill in as required;

5. A copy of the original admission notice;

6. The birth notarization of the original double certificate.

Third, the materials needed to apply for the Dutch Nuffic certificate.

China University graduates (junior college, undergraduate, master):

1. ID card or passport;

2. IELTS or TOEFL score report;

3. University diploma (Chinese+English);

4. Degree certificate (Chinese+English);

5. University transcripts (Chinese+English);

Students studying in China University (junior college, undergraduate, master):

1. ID card or passport;

2. IELTS or TOEFL score report;

3. Proof of study (Chinese+English);

4. University transcripts (Chinese+English);

5. China Higher Education Student Information Network Online Verification Report, namely "Ministry of Education Online Verification Report" (Chinese version only).

4. How to apply for multiple entry and exit visas?

Relevant documents are needed to prove that the applicant did travel frequently between the Netherlands and China for business reasons in the past year. The application can only be processed after the applicant submits the following materials:

Passport with a validity period of not less than 3 months after the passport is returned spontaneously;

1 A correctly filled and signed visa application form with 1 ID photo;

A dated invitation letter issued by the Netherlands, which should clearly state: the purpose of visiting the Netherlands; Date of entry and exit and time of stay in Schengen countries; Whether the inviter bears all expenses, including travel expenses and medical insurance; Guarantee clause, the inviter should fully ensure that tourists return to China on time; Name, title, address and telephone number of the inviter. This invitation letter must be clearly addressed and sent to the applicant's work unit rather than the individual.

The signed and dated dispatch letter issued by the applicant's work unit must clearly indicate: the applicant's name and position; The purpose of the visit; Date of entry and exit and time of stay in Schengen countries; Whether the work unit bears all the expenses; The dispatch letter shall include the name and address of the unit, the signature and contact number of the signatory, and shall be sealed by the unit.

Other materials will be required according to different situations.

The application materials will be submitted to the Netherlands for further examination. The whole process takes 10 working days. It takes 15 working days to apply for a multiple-entry business visa for one year. Unless specifically requested by the applicant, the Dutch consulate will keep the applicant's passport while accepting the visa.

3. Ways to save money by studying in the Netherlands

1, apply for housing compensation

Housing subsidy is a welfare policy implemented by the Dutch government. For all residents who work, live and study in the Netherlands, as long as they can produce materials that meet the requirements, they can get certain subsidies according to the size of the rented house.

Because students have no income, even if they have a part-time job, the total salary will not be very high, and they can generally enjoy subsidies. Therefore, international students who rent their own apartments must not forget to apply for housing subsidies.

2. Planned expenditure

Everyone should be aware of every expenditure, especially large expenditures. Of course, small expenditures also need attention. After all, every little makes a mickle. You can make a shopping list before you buy something.

In this way, the goal will be more clear when shopping, which can not only save time, but also avoid buying unnecessary things by yourself, and remember to keep accounts. Although the money has been spent, everyone should know where it has gone.

Step 3 take advantage of discounts

Being a student can bring you many benefits in life, such as going to the movies to buy tickets, traveling to scenic spots, staying in hotels, buying train tickets and so on. As long as you show your student ID card, you can enjoy the discount.

Some large shopping malls will have exclusive discounts on credit card settlement, and together with promotional activities, everyone can enjoy great discounts, but they need to know in advance.

Step 4 buy insurance

If you are sick in the Netherlands, whether you buy medicine, see a doctor or stay in hospital, the price is very expensive, because all kinds of services need to be charged, and the price will be clearly marked, and because a lot of labor is used, the cost will be higher.

If you buy insurance for basic and necessary items when you enter school, you can save at least 70% of the expenses, because the Netherlands has a very perfect medical system and the benefits given are very high. The purchasing qualifications of international students are the same as those of locals.