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Last week, the Dutch government introduced a new one-year temporary residence permit for individual investors and their families. The new permit, which came into effect on Oct. 1, also allows holders access to the Dutch labor market without having to obtain a work permit. In order to be eligible, applicants must invest at least 1.25 million euros in a Dutch company. The investment will:
After the first year, holders of this permit will be eligible to apply for a five-year valid extension. In order to stay long-term, investors will need to change to another, non-time limited category.
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