Do I need to contact the embassy to cancel my visa and what reasons should I provide?
No, you do not need to contact the embassy directly to cancel your Dutch student visa. If you decide not to pursue your studies, you should inform your university first. The university is required to notify the Dutch Immigration and Naturalisation Service (IND), which will then revoke your residence permit.
You typically do not need to provide detailed reasons unless specifically asked. Common reasons include personal circumstances, financial issues, or health concerns.
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