What is next after getting resident permit

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princess _ONew member05 August 2018 15:52:31

Hello all!
So i have successfully moved to the Netherlands to join my husband. (I have gotten my resident permit).
However, i am aware i have to write an exam within 3years of my stay here in NL.
The thing i need to have a clear understanding which exams because in some cases i hear about "A2" and another case i hear "NT2".
It is really confusing which to exactly start preparing for.
I will appreciate if anyone can advice me accordingly.

CynicUK / Netherlands Expert06 August 2018 08:48:44

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Hi and congratulations on getting to Holland; I'm assuming you are referring to the next stage of integration; this does involve more exams; this link will take you to the respective Dutch Government website that explains it all.

Hope this helps.

Cynic
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