Will I need to resign from my job and plan employment accordingly before joining the course in Netherlands for a Master's?
No, you are not required to resign from your current job before starting your Master's in the Netherlands. However, balancing a full-time job with a Master's program can be challenging.
If you plan to work in the Netherlands during your studies:
- Maximum 16 hours/week allowed during the academic year
- Full-time work permitted only in June, July, and August
- Work permit (TWV) required for paid employment - your Dutch employer must apply, and this process can take up to five weeks
Planning your employment transition ahead of time is recommended to avoid conflicts with your studies.
Can your spouse come with you to Netherlands?
Which Netherlands courses still allow dependents, and what you will need to show.
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