WORKING WHILE STUDYING IN ROTTERDAM

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Member since 05 July 2011

chaitanyaindonesiaMember05 July 2011 09:21:01

Dear friends,
Am considering undertaking MBA in Rotterdam.

I understand that the living expense in there is quite high.

I am keen to understand whether International students like me are allowed to work legally for stiputaled hours part time while studying??

As i could not come across any site referring to the same.

thank you.

chaitanya

Harmonie ViP

Member since 13 June 2011

HarmonieViP05 July 2011 10:41:27

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Hello chaitanya and welcome to Expat.com!

I hope that other members will help you soon.

All the best in your studies,
Harmonie.

sk dai Member

Member since 02 July 2011

sk daiMember10 July 2011 10:27:02

hello Chaitanya,

to the best of my knowledge, foreign students are allowed to work legally 10 hours per week once they have residence permit.(may take one to multiple months).

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