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De Leeuw sonia wrote:

Hi,did anyone get den Bosch team and how much time it took you?! I have almost 2 months and still no reply?

Hi Sonia i got Zwolle team 3 and it took a month until i got YES....But i think its not about the team who handle you that will makes the mvv takes longer..

Ednamoni wrote:

Hi everyone!

I feel identified with a lot of you who have been going through the process of getting a mvv. My boyfriend submitted the application on Oct 19th, right away he got an email that states "Acknowledgement of receipt" is it the letter that you guys mention as the first letter we are supposed to get from the IND?

Hi Ednamoni! Yes its the letter you supposed to get. And they will mention the latest date they will tell you about the result too. Also in the right bottom there is a team that handle your application.
veel success!

Joyner Jay wrote:

Hi guys, I just moved to NL a few weeks ago to live with my spouse and I already obtained my residence permit, can someone please help me know the steps I should check to obtain a BSN number? Also is it a must to obtain this number?

Hi and welcome to the Forum.

Registration in the Netherlands is compulsory and you should do it within 5 days of arrival in the country.Ìý You register at the local Town Hall (Gemeente); when you register, you will be allocated your own unique BSN number, with this, you can register at the doctors, get a job, open a bank account, register a car etc.

Hope this helps.

Cynic
Expat Team

De Leeuw sonia wrote:

Hello everybody,
After waiting for 9weeks and 2days i got the approval,im very happy and i wish a positive response for everyone.
But one question:
Since I'm pregnant and I'm planning to deliver the baby in the Netherlands what should i do? Does mvv cover health insurance or what I'm really confused, what's the solution?

Hi and welcome to the Forum.

No, MVV does not include Health Insurance; everybody in Holland is responsible for providing their own health insurance.Ìý These links may help you find out more:





Hope this helps.

Cynic
Expat Team

ChavezMarie wrote:

Hi everyone! Im new to this group I just wanted to ask about the test i was able to take this month. Im not sure if I am able to pass the speaking because im not a fluent speaker but in theÌý kns and reading i am absolutely sure that i will pass . Is there any chance that I will fail just because of the speaking test? Thank you in advance for your response thank you!

Hi and welcome to the Forum.

You do need to pass all of the tests to pass the exam.

Hope this helps.

Cynic
Expat Team

Chooechooe wrote:

Hi everyone, I am new in this forum and I have a question about the minimum salary requirement about applying family to come. I have read several forums but still can't get my answer.

According to IND website, it states the minimum income requirement for living with spouse. It also states minimum income requirement for single parent. But I can't find the minimum income requirement for living with spouse and children.

Do anyone knows the minimum income requirement for applying spouse + 2 children?

Many thanks

Hi and welcome to the Forum.

You are right in that it doesn't say a specific amount; that said, the numbers they are quoting (€ 1594.20) are actually the minimum wage level in the Netherlands, so perhaps there are no additional amounts for kids; probably best to ask the IND themselves; the contact information is on their website and they also have a Twitter feed where you can ask general questions.

SV-loon is salary before tax, but with all possible allowances included.

Hope this helps.

Cynic
Expat Team

heynutzzzz wrote:

Hello and welcome to the forum.
When we applied for my MVV, we didn't include ANY conversations because we feel it is private and not needed. We only made a few pages of our story, from the moment we met and the places we've been to. In these pages, we included a lot of photos. In applications like these, photos are your strongest evidence to prove you have a genuine relationship.

It worked for us

It might have worked for you, but their are a lot of Sham marriages and countries are being a lot stricter on dealing with them. You were lucky in not to have been asked for more proof.

Kristyn35 wrote:

Hi im a filipino nurse in Germany. My bf is Dutch and we plan to be together in Amsterdam. I just like to ask how to start and what should be done? We are somewhat confused yet where to start. I live and work in Germany and he is in Netherlands. Do i have to go back to Philippines to take mvv.. im really confused Ìý
Hope someone can help
Thanks in Advance

You can do MVV in any country that has a Dutch embassy, so Germany will be fine.Ìý You can't do it in Holland.