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It is with intense sadness that we announce the passing of Gertjan van Andel, former colleague and partner of our firm, on July 10, 2022.
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The Immigration- and Naturalization Service has confirmed that (most) Ukrainians with a study visa are free on the Dutch labor market. The students also fall under the Temporary Protection Directive Ukraine. Consequently, the students are not bound by the labor market endorsement on their residence permit (‘Work permit required for additional work, other work as an employee not permitted’).
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The income amounts, considered by the Immigration and Naturalisation Service (IND) as adequate financial resources for applications for family reunification, are revised every 6 months. You will find the new standard means requirements as of 1 July 2022 below.
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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.
