Netherlands Offers Renewal Options for Foreign Work Permits

The Netherlands has clarified the options available to foreign workers whose work permits are nearing expiration, as stated by the Dutch government's Work in NL platform. Workers must submit a fresh application before their current permit lapses, as working without a valid residence permit is prohibited.
The first option is for those with a standard work permit, who can apply for a combined residence and work permit, known as a single permit or GVVA. The second option is for individuals already holding a GVVA, where their employer can apply directly for an extension on their behalf.
Both applications are processed through the IND. The government emphasizes the importance of timely submissions to avoid any gaps in legal work status, which could affect future permanent residency applications.
Additionally, self-employed individuals from non-EU countries must obtain a specific residence permit to operate legally in the Netherlands for more than three months.
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