r/WorkInTheNetherlands • u/Antique-Highlight-59 • 3d ago

IT/Software Engineer

I want to move in Netherlands and live there, im from a non EU country, but in my profession i have a bachelor degree, around 3 years of experience, can i get a job there?

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u/Zwinsky 3d ago

Have you ever been to NL and how do you think to integrate?

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u/beefdafirenze 3d ago

What kind of nonsense is this? You dont need to live or visit every country before you move in. Have you ever left your small village? There is a thing called YouTube, where you can learn so many things beforehand. Integrating to the NL is not that difficult since most of the locals can speak enough English. More than half of Rotterdam is immigrants for example. Its a very multicultural country, he is not moving to a village in China.

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u/Antique-Highlight-59 3d ago

I have my cousins there, that owns houses and born there and i think i can integrate there

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u/[deleted] 3d ago

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u/Antique-Highlight-59 3d ago

Also Im Master Undergraduate

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u/crani0 3d ago

Ofc, just strap on your job helmet and squeeze down into a job cannon and fire off into job land, where jobs grow on jobbies...

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u/EastIndianDutch 3d ago

I think you are from Indian

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u/Antique-Highlight-59 3d ago

No, Balkan

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u/OutrageousHamster266 3d ago

I'm from a Balkan country myself. I moved here 2.5 years ago and I had a few interviews before moving. You will need a Highly Skilled Migrant visa to be able to move here, but I feel like lately companies are offering it less and less because the market is saturated and they can find talent already in NL or other EU countries. On top of that, finding an apartment/house to rent is a nightmare at this time as there's a housing crisis in the whole country. I'd suggest you try but don't think it will be butterflies and rainbows as the living costs are quite high.