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… non-degree seeking students under EU directive 2016/801 You receive this information because you fall under the EU directive on the conditions of entry and residence of third-country nationals for research, studies, training, voluntary service, pupil exchange schemes or educational projects, and au pairing, also known as EU directive 2016/801. This directive stipulates that holders of a residence permit for study from one country that is a party in the directive do not need an additional residence … 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 … ✓ I authorize the UM Visa Office to legally act on my behalf for the application, extension, change, or termination of my visa and residence permit for study and to exchange information with Dutch Immigration (IND) on my residence status 4.1 Name of foreign national 4.2 Place and date Place Date (dd/mm/yyyy) 4.3 Signature of foreign national (2/2): End of information form 13 Enclosure 4: Appendix Antecedents Certificate (refer to item 5 in paragraph A.) Appendix Antecedents Certificate Who should …

… 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 Premasters 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 Article 13 Timely submission of documents required for … 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; http://www.maastrichtuniversity.nl/ UM Enrolment Provisions 2024/25 7 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 …

… 1.9 Dutch Home Address Street (current living address in The Netherlands as registered Number with City Hall) Postcode Town Country 1.10 Telephone 1.11 Email address (1/2) This form continues on the next page 2. Statement of financial means ✓ I, the foreign national, hereby state that I have sufficient financial means of € 1,250 per month to cover my living expenses for the next (academic) year. I have an income through (please check the appropriate box(es)): O A bank account in my name. Please … With my signature, I declare that: ✓ all information provided is correct and true ✓ I authorize the UM Visa Office to legally act on my behalf for the application, extension, change, or termination of my visa and residence permit for study and to exchange information with Dutch Immigration (IND) on my residence status ✓ I am aware that my residence permit for study will be revoked when terminating or interrupting my student registration ✓ I will contact the UM Visa Office myself to arrange the extension of my residence permit if needed before my current permit expires ✓ I am aware that each academic year I have to prove to the UM Visa Office that I have sufficient financial resources for living expenses 3.1 Name of foreign national 3.2 Date of birth of foreign national Date (dd/mm/yyyy) 3.3 Current place and date Place of signing Date (dd/mm/yyyy) 3.4 Signature of foreign national (2/2) End of form …

… Conduct for international students in higher education. Education: All higher education - including the preparatory year and the premaster - that is offered to international students by or under the responsibility of the higher education institution. Exchange student: An international student who continues, will continue or has continued his/her education at a higher education institution in the Netherlands in the context of a formal exchange program set up for a period of at least 3 months up to 12 months and who is not enrolled and graduated as a regular student. International student: A student with a foreign nationality who, in case of a third-country national on the basis of a residence permit granted to this effect, desires to continue, continues or has continued his/her full time education at a higher education institution in the Netherlands. … subsidised, recognised or a corporation in accordance with the Higher Education and Research Act (WHW) and that - provides higher education, accredited as referred to in Article 5.2, or - subsidised within the framework of Article 2 of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Grant) Framework Act (Kaderwet subsidies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken) and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs Grant Regulations 2006 (Subsidieregeling Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken 2006), and that has signed this Code of Conduct …

… Conduct for international students in higher education. Education: All higher education - including the preparatory year and the premaster - that is offered to international students by or under the responsibility of the higher education institution. Exchange student: An international student who continues, will continue or has continued his/her education at a higher education institution in the Netherlands in the context of a formal exchange program set up for a period of at least 3 months up to 12 months and who is not enrolled and graduated as a regular student. International student: A student with a foreign nationality who, in case of a third-country national on the basis of a residence permit granted to this effect, desires to continue, continues or has continued his/her full time education at a higher education institution in the Netherlands. … subsidised, recognised or a corporation in accordance with the Higher Education and Research Act (WHW) and that - provides higher education, accredited as referred to in Article 5.2, or - subsidised within the framework of Article 2 of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Grant) Framework Act (Kaderwet subsidies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken) and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs Grant Regulations 2006 (Subsidieregeling Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken 2006), and that has signed this Code of Conduct …

… 8.2 Notice Article 8.2a Evaluation Article 8.3 Unforeseen cases/safety net scheme Article 8.4 Effective date APPENDICES Appendix 1 Courses with limited capacity (art. 4.5) Appendix 2 Equivalent pre-university education; Appendix 3 Regulations for exchange programmes to study abroad Appendix 4 Accountability for the language of instruction Section 1 General provisions Article 1.1 Applicability of the regulations These regulations apply to the education and exams and examinations of the … Components attained in connection with an exchange programme adopted by the faculty board may be incorporated into the examination for the programme for which the student is registered. 2. In principle, a student pursuing part of his/her studies in a foreign country does this as part of the DKE’s exchange programme at one of its exchange partners. 3. Studies in connection with the exchange programme constitute part of the studies at UM. 4. The certificate may not be issued until the exchange programme has been completed and the results in the foreign country have been incorporated. The results will be taken into account for classification on the same basis as the results attained in the faculty. 5. In connection with the requirements regarding the level and content of the examination for …