How do I register as a student in Amsterdam?
How do I register as a student in Amsterdam?
To register you need:
- A valid proof of identity: a passport or an ID card (not a driving licence).
- Proof of an Amsterdam address.
- Proof that you are a student of a Dutch school or university: a student card (studentenkaart), or proof of registration (bewijs van inschrijving).
Is it hard to get into University of Amsterdam?
The UvA is one of the easiest universities to get into in the Netherlands, with the exception of programmes of Law and Medicine due to the high demand. For the rest, the requirements are almost the same ones for the whole country, at least when it comes to BAs.
What does registration mean in Amsterdam?
Citizen Service Number
If you relocate to Amsterdam from abroad, you need to register as a resident here. You must register in person and will get a Citizen Service Number (BSN). You need a Citizen Service Number for all communication with the City and national government.
How long does it take to get BSN Netherlands?
Highly skilled migrants (who made their appointment through the Expat Centre) will receive their BSN immediately after completing their appointment. New arrivals who do not have ‘highly skilled migrant’ status will receive their BSN after about 10 days.
What GPA do you need to get into University of Amsterdam?
AUC students have on average a secondary school GPA of ≥7.5 in the Dutch system (≥ 3.0 for US and other high schools, ≥ 5 for IB, ≥ 10 for Abitur). Please note that when assessing an application we look at grades over a longer period of time to ensure that one poor exam does not receive too much weight.
Is it worth studying in Netherlands?
Education in the Netherlands meets all international standards and is well-reputed worldwide. A diploma from a Dutch university provides an opportunity to start one’s own business and can be very useful in terms of having a successful career in any country of the world.
Can I work in the Netherlands without being registered?
You are not allowed to work in the Netherlands if you do not have a Citizen Service Number (BSN). Your employer uses your Citizen Service Number to pay taxes and employer’s contributions on your wages. You will receive a Citizen Service Number when you register in the Register of Non-Residents (RNI).
How long does it take to register in Amsterdam?
If you have EU citizenship or a valid residence permit and all necessary documents then you will usually be registered within five working days.
What documents do I need for BSN?
In order to obtain the BSN, there are a few documents that you are required to provide:
- A valid passport (please note that a driver’s license is not enough!)
- Non-EU members also need to bring a residence permit and employment contract if applicable.
- An address to register as your home address.
