Can I apply for a dependent visa for my family after I get my study visa in Netherlands/Italy?
Yes, you can apply for a dependent visa for your family after obtaining your study visa in Belgium, Italy, the Netherlands, and Spain. Each country has its own requirements and process for family reunification.
- Belgium: Family members (spouse/partner, minor children, dependent adult children with disabilities) can apply if you hold a residence permit valid for over three months.
- Italy: Eligible family (spouse, minor children, dependent parents/children under certain conditions) can join if your residence permit is valid for at least one year.
- Netherlands: Spouse/partner and minor children can apply for a residence permit to join you.
- Spain: Spouse/partner and children can apply, but you must show sufficient funds for each dependent.
Requirements and processes are subject to change.
Can your spouse come with you?
Which courses still allow dependents, and what you will need to show.
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