India Desk

Everaert advocaten - immigration lawyers

India Desk

Advisors from Everaert Advocaten have an extensive past and experience working with smaller and larger Indian IT firms in the Netherlands. The India Desk is well equipped to work quickly and flexibly in the transfer of technicians and their family members to the Netherlands and Europe.

The India Desk is also an outstanding partner for Indian firms wishing to explore new initiatives in the field of bio-industry, life sciences, design, infrastructure and maritime activities.

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Everaert Lawyers offers a monthly immigration advice in the Indo-Dutch Connect newsletter.

Read the interview with Marcel Reurs of 20 March 2013 here.

Uitstel vergunning vermogende vreemdelingen

There are no translations available.Op 1 juni a.s. treedt de Wet Modern Migratiebeleid in werking. Daarmee verandert er veel voor particulieren en ondernemers die te maken krijgen met buitenlanders, in verband met werk of gezinsleven.

Duurzaam verblijfsrecht Unieburger na vijf jaar verblijf

There are no translations available.24 mei 2013 Op grond van het Europees recht (richtlijn 2004/38) krijgt een Unieburger na vijf jaar rechtmatig verblijf in een andere lidstaat automatisch een duurzaam verblijfsrecht. Dit is een zeer sterk verblijfsrecht, want het is niet afhankelijk van voorwaarden die wel gelden voor het “gewone” verblijfsrecht van de Unieburger.

Amnesty International faces challenges for refugees and migrants rights

On the 22th of May Amnesty International has released its annual report assessing human rights in 159 countries. The organization is concerned about the immigration policy of the European Union and of the Netherlands.

Political debate on asylum policy and illegal residency in the Netherlands

On 22 May, a debate on illegal residency and asylum policy took place in the Dutch Parliament. State Secretary of the Justice and Security department, Fred Teeven, admitted that the current bill regarding illegal residency is not in line with the coalition agreement.