Hi,
I am planning to do my masters and while looking for the best one I came across a program in Netherlands which I would love to do. But the problem is I need take my mother with me for the period of my study. can you tell me if that is possible with the visa regulations there.
Studying in Netherlands
maddyz
15 December 2019 07:14:06
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Cynic
15 December 2019 15:12:45
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Hi and welcome to the Forum.
In general, family members who are not spouse, partner or children of you would need to be absolutely dependent on you in order to join you (i.e. not capable of looking after themselves); the difficulty you may have is convincing them how your mother will be looked after while you are away doing your studies - she will not be permitted to become a burden on the State. You will also both need Medical insurance for each of you.
Hope this helps.
Cynic
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