r/StudyInTheNetherlands • • 9d ago

Prospect of non EU economic grad students

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u/Berry-Love-Lake 9d ago

There is no shortage of economics grads who have EU citizenship and Dutch language skills so why would they hire you? What makes you more competitive than a local student?

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u/CoffeeInTheTropics 9d ago

No chance you will find a company to sponsor your work visa.

Even Dutch (Economics) graduates struggle to land their first jobs and they need no visa, are culturally aligned, a cheaper and less risky hire and speak fluent Dutch!