Netherlands Visa
Top Tourist Attractions
- The Hague
- Rotterdam
- Amsterdam
- Utrecht
- Maastricht
- Leiden
- Haarlem
Netherlands Visa Checklist
NETHERLANDS
The Netherlands, also known as Holland, is a nation in Western Europe with Caribbean colonies. It is the largest of the Kingdom of the Netherlands’ four component countries. The Netherlands is divided into twelve provinces in Europe, bordering Germany to the east, Belgium to the south, and the North Sea to the northwest, with marine boundaries with those nations and the United Kingdom in the North Sea. It is made up of three special municipalities in the Caribbean: Bonaire, Sint Eustatius, and Saba. The official language of the nation is Dutch, with West Frisian serving as a secondary official language in the province of Friesland and English and Papiamento in the Caribbean Netherlands.
| Continent | Europe |
|---|---|
| Capital | Amsterdam |
| Area | 41,865km2 |
| Population | 17,630,900 [2021] |
| Local Time | UTC+1 |
| Official Language | Dutch, English |
| Currency | Euro (€) |
| Dialing Code | +31 |
| Destinations | Jordaan and Amsterdam’s Canals, Keukenhof, Rijksmuseum – Amsterdam, Anne Frank House – Amsterdam, Van Gogh Museum – Amsterdam, The Windmills of Kinderdijk, De Hoge Veluwe National Park, The Ijsselmeer (Zuiderzee), De Haar Castle |
| Top Tourist Place | The Hague, Rotterdam, Amsterdam, Utrecht, Maastricht, Leiden, Haarlem |
- Travelley acts as a consultant and does not guarantee that the visa will be granted.
- The visa application procedure will begin only when all the required documents have been received.
- The Embassy has the right to adjust processing times, criteria, and costs at any time.
- The Embassy retains the authority to demand additional documents in addition to the ones listed above.
- All documents in Bengali must be notarized and translated into English.
- When providing biometrics at the embassy / Application center, the fingers of the applicant must be free of “MEHEDI or any other color.”
- At the interview, applicants must present all original documents to the embassy / application center.
When applying as a tourist, there are no restrictions on past trips. However, before applying for any tourist or visiting visa, we recommend that you visit at least 4 to 5 countries.
When applying as a single person, your bank account must have a minimum balance of BDT 700,000. However, if you apply with your family, you must have a minimum balance of BDT 15,00,000. In addition, your transactions should be consistent. Your account balance must show that you can cover the expense of your trip and that you have enough money in your account to return.
Educational qualifications are not required for tourist visas. Anyone with any educational background is eligible to apply.
The majority of embassies accept visa applications regularly. There is no time restriction for submitting a new application. However, we recommend that you apply again after a set length of time to determine the cause for the rejection.
An invitation is not mandatory for your application. Travelley cannot arrange an invitation for you or anyone. The invitation will be only beneficial for an applicant if the invitation is sent from the applicant’s family members or close friends. In any other case, having a hotel booking with a proper travel itinerary is more than enough to prove your accommodation arrangement during your trip.
Although visa approval or denial is based on the applicant’s profile, applying with relatives in specific countries may improve your chances. For example, applying for a Schengen or UK visa with family boosts your acceptance chances. On the other side, seeking a visa to Australia or Canada with family may reduce your chances of acquiring one.
Not at all. Travelley makes no assurances about obtaining a visa. The applicant’s profile determines whether they will be granted a visa. We can guarantee that your application file will be prepared with the utmost professionalism. So that the embassy has a comprehensive picture of your qualifications and application.
Yes. Most embassies will require a marriage certificate if you apply with your spouse. If your partner’s/name spouse appears in your passport-this might sometimes be waived.
No. Visa fees are always non-refundable, as well as our service charge.
