Visa and Residence Permit

Visa and Residence Permit
To have the option to study in the Netherlands, you might have to apply for a MVV visa (section visa) as well as a Residence Permit for Study.

TU Delft will apply for the MVV Visa as well as Residence Permit for Study at the IND for your benefit. The IND is the Dutch Immigration and Naturalization Services. It isn’t feasible for you as an understudy to put forth a concentrated effort.

On the off chance that you hold the identity of the EU or EFTA, you needn’t bother with a visa as well as home grant.
Starting at 1 January 2021, UK residents additionally require a home license for study’

Conditions
To apply for your MVV Visa and additionally Residence Permit for Study, you really want to satisfy the accompanying conditions:

You have been (restrictively) conceded to TU Delft as an understudy.
You can show your monetary feasibility (for example educational expense or potentially expenses of living)
MVV Visa
The MVV Visa is a report that both permits you to enter the Netherlands and remain legitimately for a length of 90 days. All non-EU and non-EFTA nationals need a MVV Visa to enter the Netherlands just as a Residence Permit for Study.

Assuming that you are a public from the UK, South Korea, Australia, Canada, Japan, Monaco, New Zealand, USA, Vatican City, you are excluded from the MVV Visa. You simply need a Residence Permit for Study.

Assuming you are a non-EU/EFTA public, yet you hold a substantial Residence Permit for one more European country in the Schengen region, you are additionally absolved from the MVV Visa, given that the license is legitimate essentially till the day of appearance in the Netherlands.

Home Permit for Study
In the event that you are a non-EU/non-EFTA public, you will forever require a Dutch Residence Permit for Study. The grant permits you to live lawfully in The Netherlands during your studies.

Kindly note: it is preposterous to expect to change a Dutch traveler visa (classification C visa) or another non-Dutch visa into a Dutch Residence Permit for Study.

APPLICATION

The application for the MVV visa and/or Residence Permit with IND costs €207. The IND application fee is non-refundable.

After Admission, please take the following steps:

Submit your Confirmation Statement in MyTUDelft, our online system before the deadline as mentioned in your Admission Letter
Follow the instructions as indicated in the Financial Letter
Fill in and upload the required application documents for your MVV visa and/or Residence Permit for Study:
1. Antecedents Certificate (You can leave the V-number blank, this number is only provided by the Immigration Office after they approve your residence permit)
2. Declaration for Study Residence Permit
3. Declaration of intent to undergo a TB test (please have a parent or other legal representative co-sign the declaration if you are under 18 years of age)
  As a non-EU/EFTA student, you are required to undergo the TB test within three months after the start of your study programme, unless your nationality is stated in this list. TB test results from your home country or another country are not accepted in the Netherlands
4. Nuffic Certificate is required for Chinese nationals. (Please apply for the certificate as soon as possible, since we cannot apply for your visa and residence permit without it)

The MVV Visa and/or Residence Permit application may take up to 4 weeks. You will be notified about the outcome via MyTUDelft.

TUITION FEE AND/OR LIVING COSTS

Before TU Delft can apply for your MVV visa and/or Residence Permit for Study, we need proof that your financial solvability meets the criteria laid down by the Dutch Ministry of Justice. You should be able to cover the first year’s tuition fees and all your first year’s living costs.

Tuition fees do not apply for exchange students.

Exchange students with a non-EU nationality do need to be able to cover the relevant period’s Living Cost.

More information on the requirements to demonstrate your financial solvability can be found in your Financial Letter, sent to you after you have submitted your confirmation statement in our system.

TU Delft is obliged by law to monitor the study progress of TU Delft students with a Dutch Residence Permit for Study. You need to obtain at least 50% of the required credits for each academic year.

If you’re doing a pre-master or preparatory year programme, you need to obtain ALL ECTS of the pre-master programme by 31 August.

The validity of your Residence Permit depends on your study period.

In the event of insufficient study progress TU Delft is legally required to report this to the IND. This could eventually lead to having your Residence Permit revoked and having to leave The Netherlands. For more information about MoMi, click here.

MoMi requirements do not apply for exchange students.

BRINGING FAMILY TO NEHERLAND

TU Delft only arranges MVV Visas and Residence Permits to admitted students.

If you want to bring your partner or family for a period longer than 90 days click here, and click here for a short stay of a of maximum 90 days.

To retain your residence permit, your study progress must be sufficient. The study progress is sufficient when you earn at least half of the credits required per academic year.
For more information, please click here.

Visa and Residence Permit

Questions

Should you have any questions about MVV Visa and/or Residence Permits, please do not hesitate to contact us at contactcentre-esa@tudelft.nl

To hold your home grant, your review progress should be adequate. The review progress is adequate when you acquire in some measure half of the credits required each scholastic year.
For more data, if it’s not too much trouble, click here.