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December 2011

The income requirements of Highly Skilled Migrants have been revised as of 1 January 2012.

If the application for a Regular Provisional Residence Permit was submitted before 1 January 2012, the income requirements of 2011 will still apply to Click here to read more...


November 2011

Pilot of Short Stay applications for Highly Skilled Migrants as of January 1, 2012.

The Minister of Social Affairs and Employability (SZW) has Click here to read more...

 
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t and a relocation proudly announces the achievement of
the EuRA Quality Seal re-certification

The re-certification is based on an ISO 9001 process management model. The EuRA Qality Seal specifies the processes and KPI's that reflect the very highest standards in relocation services.

What does this mean?

For our clients and prospects it means a reliable and independent confirmation of the high quality of t & a relocation & immigration services. Our dedicated staff look forward to continuously deliver our qualified services in the personal and professional way, well known to our customers.

In November, 2009 we received our first EuRA Quality Seal certificate. On the 30rd of November, 2011 we were re-audited, by an independent quality auditor, and we are proud to announce thet we have received the EuRA Quality Seal for the second time!

From the start of t & a relocation we have been a member of the European Relocation Association (over 10 years now). In 2007 the EuRA Quality Seal process was introduced; the world's first accreditation program for relocation service providers. 

We truly hope that our commitment to quality is apparent in everything we do!

"Quality is never an accident; it is always the result of high intention, sincere effort, intelligent direction and skillful execution; it represents the wise choice of many alternatives"  William A. Foster


 

 
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Immigration News 2011


Changes to the 30% ruling

The State Secretary of Finance announced a number of amendments to the 30% ruling, which are expected to become effective in 2012. The most prominent changes are listed below. Click here to read more...


Higher legal fees for Highly Skilled Migrants residence permit

As of July 1, 2011 the administrative fees Click here to read all 2011 newsflashes...


M-46 form no longer required for Highly Skilled Migrants

As of June 19, 2011 it is no longer a requirement for the accompanying spouse or registered partner Click here to read more...


European Blue Card as of June 19, 2011 Click here to read more...


Higher fees for return visa application

As per January 15, 2011 the fees for a return visa for the Netherlands have been raised Click here to read more...


Implementation of the Modern Migration (MoMi) law postponed. 

The new MoMi immigration law, which was to be introduced January 1, 2011 Click here to read more...

To read all details on the Modern Migration law Click here to read the t & a article on MoMi.

 
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"New (Years) Expat in Town" event hit the spot

On January 26th, at Amsterdam Bright City some 50 expats were entertained in a fun-filled evening that did some good in more ways than one.


The New (Years) Expat in Town event was meant to help expats meet and greet other expats who have (recently) moved to the Netherlands

care unites

All proceeds were donated to the foundation Caring Unites, to support children and women in need in Nepal. More than 1000 euro was collected, a significant part of it from selling lottery tickets.

Great entertainment
Greg Shapiro acted as moderator and got everyone cracking up at his jokes. “This is a nice country, pity about the language”, was just one of his many humorous quips. This American Dutchmen, famous from Boom Chicago, currently has a show “How to be Orange”.

Professional story-teller Lisa Lipkin believes it is the hardest thing to do: negotiating an expat life while doing business with a culture that is not your own. But she offered some tips: “Regardless of our cultural differences, we all have stories to tell.” She got everyone talking about the story of their name. Another tip from Lisa: ask someone where they played as a child.

What expats need
 A freelance journalist was commissioned by t&a relocation to conduct short interviews during the event. Organizers just want to know why expats attend events and what their experience moving to the Netherlands was like. The responses, gathered from eleven guests, will go a long way to improving services and events in the future. In summary, the responses come down to this:

Expats want first and foremost to connect socially with other expats. Events should provide networking opportunities and offer interactive ways to get expats to talk to others from other countries than their own. It is not so much the practical issues surrounding moving to a new country that worries expats. These are generally easily taken care of, according to most. In contrast, psychological, spiritual and emotional issues are a much harder nut to crack. It seems what expats really need is personal guidance, to make them feel at home and help them integrate in a foreign society.

Thanks to our sponsors!
 The New Years Expat in Town event was hosted by Vesteda, Interdean, t & a relocation, The Expat Company and TopTaal. After the sale of lottery tickets, a raffle took place. The first price, a language course at TopTaal, was well-received by one lucky expat. The second price was met with cheers too: a stay over at Rotterdam’s tallest building, offered by Vesteda. There were over 30 prizes to be won, kindly donated by Umbra in Almere. This worldwide manufacturer of home design and gifts has made Oprah Winfrey’s list of favourite things.

Definitely worth repeating
 There is no doubt: The New Years Expat in Town event was well-organized and enjoyed by all. Being able to draw on your feedback, the organizers are all set to make the next one even better. You will be hearing from us and receiving a personal invite!

Links
  • http://www.caringunites.com
  • http://gregoryshapiro.com/
  • http://storystrategies.net/
  • http://www.vesteda.com/
  • http://www.interdean.nl/
  • http://www.t-and-a-relocation.com/
  • http://www.expatcompany.nl/
  • http://www.toptaal.nl/
  • http://www.umbra.com/home.site
  • http://www.amsterdambrightcity.nl/

 

 
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October 2010

PRESS RELEASE

a new job               a new home               a new life

As of October 2010, t & a relocation, the Expat Company and Baker Tilly Berk Expat & Tax Solutions combine forces. International companies and candidates are offered an integrated one stop shop servicepoint when transferring to and from The Netherlands.

With this step the high quality of their services is strengthened and accessible to both corporate and private customers. Their teams of friendly and proactive specialists provide a full range of services in:

International Recruitment and Jobfinding - Flexible Staffing Solutions, Temping and Payrolling -  HR and Expatriate HR Consulting - Outsourcing of HR - HR policies - Employee Payroll Services  - Employee Benefits Program - Employment Law - Immigration - Relocation - Global Mobility  - Expat spouse training - 30% ruling - Wage tax - Personal income tax - Corporate tax  - Social security - Expat insurances - Pension and retirement - Estate planning

For further information, please contact: Jolanda Tetteroo or Karolien Lieshout

Tel. +31 (0)36 5498 442 / 5302000

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