Nuffic application form filling assistance needed!

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mohit rathiMember12 June 2021 09:53:17

I am Applying for Netherlands orientation program for recent graduates. I am graduated from a university that falls in top 200 ranks. I Would like to work in the Netherlands but have not find job yet. While filling the form i have a doubt for a below mentioned question.

Why are you requesting a credential evaluation?

If you apply for a credential evaluation for Oriëntatie op de Nederlandse Arbeidsmarkt:

I'm 'inburgeringsplichtig'. I have received the letter Kennisgeving inburgeringsplicht from DUO.
I have applied to become a Dutch citizen (naturalisation)
I have applied for a permanent residence permit.

If you apply for a credential evaluation for another reason:

Work
Study
Working in a regulated profession
30% arrangement
Other

Which options should i choose? ( Work or Working in regulated Profession or any other )
Thanks in advance!

CynicUK / Netherlands Expert12 June 2021 13:31:23

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Hi and welcome to the Forum.

You should choose the option that most describes your situation; so if you're "working in a regulated profession", so (doctor, engineer, scientist) ones that require specific qualifications in order to do them, then you chose that. If you are coming to Holland to look for work in a non-regulated profession, i.e. to drive a bus, then you choose the "work" category. 30% arrangement refers to a tax break offered to some workers in a specialist category; if your next question is how do I do that, yes, please? Then you need to speak to your new employer to agree on this; the only person who knows is your new employer.

Hope this helps.

Cynic
Expat Team

mohit rathiMember12 June 2021 20:13:50

Thank-you for the reply.

i am planning to find a job in "Data Analyst". So i have to choose Regulated work ?
Am i right?

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