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On 30 March 2022, the Dutch State Secretary of Justice and Security informed the House of Representatives in a Parliamentary Letter about the implementation of the Temporary Protection Directive. In this Parliamentary Letter, the State Secretary discusses the conditions and procedure for legal residence and access to the labor market for people who have fled Ukraine.
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As of March 1, 2022, registered partnerships from particular countries and regions are no longer recognized by the IND. If you have a certificate of registered partnership from one of these countries or regions, you are considered unmarried by the IND. This has, among other things, consequences for family reunification.
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DATE: Tuesday, May 17, 2022
TIME: 4.30 pm
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Our annual free lecture for international art students who want to stay in the Netherlands after graduation, will take place as a webinar again this year. The webinar will address the following:
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The Dutch government is working on introducing measures to provide temporary protection to persons fleeing Ukraine. While the exact details and conditions still need to be announced, there have been several measures already announced with regards to stay, work authorization and residence permit applications.
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Like many, Everaert Advocaten Immigration Lawyers watches in horror as the war in Ukraine unfolds. Many people are looking for a safe place in Europe, including in the Netherlands. The uncertain situation raises many questions about the right of residence in the Netherlands. While we may not have all the answers (yet), we will try to answer some questions here.
