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On 2 February 2020, the amended Schengen Visa Code entered into force. These are the most important changes:
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On 24 January 2020 Hans Jager said a festive farewell to his 39 year practice as an immigration attorney. At this occasion he received the St. Andrew's medal of the City of Amsterdam by vice-mayor Rutger Groot Wassink.
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From 1 April 2020, young people from Japan and Taiwan will have the opportunity to spend a maximum of 1 year in the Netherlands to learn about Dutch culture and society in a mutual exchange programme between our countries.
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From 1 March 2020 employers and self-employed from other EU Member States who are posting a worker in the Netherlands must notify this in advance via the online portal or risk a penalty of up to €4,500 per posted worker.
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As already announced in our article of November 20th, as of 1 January 2020 family members of self-employed persons will have free access to the Dutch labour market and can therefore work in employment. Family members of self-employed persons that do not have free access to the Dutch labour market yet, can apply to change their residence permit according to the new rules mentioned above.
