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Mahesh Ramani

Mahesh Ramani was a Senior Content Editor at IDP Hotcourses – India from 2013 to 2015, where he focused on creating in-depth content on international education, including test preparation guides, university selection tips, and visa support for Indian students. He is no longer affiliated with the company.

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08 Dec 2014 910 Book icon 1 min Share

Part-time work options in the Netherlands

Expert view on part time jobs and post study work option to study in Netherlands

08 Dec 2014 910 Book icon 1 min Share
Mahesh Ramani

Mahesh Ramani was a Senior Content Editor at IDP Hotcourses – India from 2013 to 2015, where he focused on creating in-depth content on international education, including test preparation guides, university selection tips, and visa support for Indian students. He is no longer affiliated with the company.

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Students are allowed to work part-time for 10 hours a week during the course of their studies. But it is extremely difficult for students to work and study at the same time. Hence most students accumulate these work hours and work during the summer holidays. There is an added benefit of the Schengen Visa. Students on completion of their studies can stay for an extra year and search for an appropriate job in the Netherlands and countries covered under the Schengen Visa.
Minimum wages are about 3.5 euros and hour; wages depend on the nature of work and the organisation where the student finds a job. The maximum wages go up to 6 euros an hour.
In the next video, Amita talks about how to apply for a Netherlands Student Visa.

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