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… 1 You stated that: - you are going to be registered as a full-time exchange student - you wish to live in the Netherlands during your studies - you do not have a Dutch residence permit - you have a residence permit for Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, the Czech Republic, Cyprus, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, … you must ensure you have enough financial resources to cover the period before receiving your deposit back. You will need to manage this time without access to your deposit once you arrive in the Netherlands, using cash, credit card, or a foreign debit card. Required document: A proof of transfer showing the amount transferred. The transfer reference must show your student ID number, full name, and living allowance as a reference, regardless of whose account the amount is transferred … you leave for the Netherlands to ensure proper coverage. For more information and suggestions, please refer to this insurance page (link). https://www.government.nl/topics/identification-documents/certificates-and-official-documents/legalising-a-foreign-document-for-use-in-the-netherlands mailto:post@maastricht.nl https://ind.nl/en/forms/7644.pdf https://www.maastrichtuniversity.nl/file/visa-ssc-longtermrpeupdf https://www.studyinholland.nl/practical-matters/insurance …

… 1 You stated that: - you are going to be registered as a full-time exchange student - you wish to live in the Netherlands during your studies - you do not have a Dutch residence permit - you do not have the nationality and a valid passport of one of the following countries: If this is incorrect, you must go through … you must ensure you have enough financial resources to cover the period before receiving your deposit back. You will need to manage this time without access to your deposit once you arrive in the Netherlands, using cash, credit card, or a foreign debit card. Required document: A proof of transfer showing the amount transferred. The transfer reference must show your student ID number, full name, and living allowance as a reference, regardless of whose account the amount is transferred … residence is not based on a tourist visa - Your home address is in that same country Please check this website (link) to find out where you can collect your MVV visa. Addresses and telephone numbers can be found on the website of the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs (link). However, because of a current reorganization of Dutch embassies, we strongly recommend double- checking with the intended mission whether and how they (still) issue visas. Filling out an incorrect Dutch mission will cause a …

… 1 You stated that: - you are going to be registered as a full-time exchange student - you wish to live in the Netherlands during your studies - you do not have a Dutch residence permit - you do have the nationality and a valid passport of one of the following countries: If this is incorrect, you must go through the … you must ensure you have enough financial resources to cover the period before receiving your deposit back. You will need to manage this time without access to your deposit once you arrive in the Netherlands, using cash, credit card, or a foreign debit card. Required document: A proof of transfer showing the amount transferred. The transfer reference must show your student ID number, full name, and living allowance as a reference, regardless of whose account the amount is transferred … specific municipality to inquire about their registration requirements. http://www.maastrichthousing.com/ http://www.mymaastricht.nl/housing https://www.government.nl/topics/identification-documents/certificates-and-official-documents/legalising-a-foreign-document-for-use-in-the-netherlands mailto:post@maastricht.nl 10 Reminder: Holders of a Dutch residence permit are not allowed to live outside The Netherlands You cannot live in Belgium or Germany even though Maastricht University is close to …

… proof of payment of tuition fees Article 6 Admission to a bachelor’s programme Article 7 Admission to an initial master’s programme Article 8 Pre-master’s Article 9 Joint bachelor’s or initial master’s programmes Article 10 Enrolment of subsidiary and exchange students Article 11 Master’s programmes for professionals Chapter II Enrolment procedure and tuition fees, examination fees or study fees 1 Enrolment conditions Article 12 Timely enrolment in the programme Article 13 Timely submission of … is only open to those whose parents, guardians or carers demonstrate, or those who (if of legal age and legally competent) can demonstrate themselves, that he/she: a. is a Dutch national or is treated as such pursuant to a legal provision; b. is a foreign national and is younger than 18 on the first day of the programme for which enrolment is desired for the first time; c. is a foreign national, is 18 years or older on the first day of the programme for which enrolment is desired for the first time and has lawful residence on the date in question in the sense of Article 8 of the Aliens Act 2000; d. is a foreign national and …