Read below the essential guidelines to find out more about the laws and documents regarding to get a visa and entry as an Au Pair to the Netherlands, which can vary depending on your nationality and the type of document you require.
EU citizens can travel to the Netherlands freely and do not need an additional visa for their Au Pair stay. If it is planned to stay in the Netherlands for longer than 4 months, then it is necessary to register at their local town council and must have valid health insurance within the Netherlands during their stay.
Non-EU citizens would like to experience become Au Pair in the Netherlands must secure visas sponsored by recognized agencies within the country for their stay. Their visa is valid for a maximum of 12 months. They must show appropriate documentation including a police background check, apostilled birth certificate, and proof of their single status, which will be carefully reviewed by their sponsoring agency before applying for a visa.
After getting the provisional residence permit (MVV), non-EU citizens can travel to the Netherlands to collect their residence permit card. Upon their arrival, it is necessary to register at their local town council and must have valid health insurance within the Netherlands during their stay.
