I believe it was around 10 days

Hi, sorry for a bit late response. Grammar is not required for the basic integration exam because for the speaking part you can use simple answers. If you would like to learn some basic grammar, I would still recommend the course from Bart or you can also try to watch videos "learn dutch with Kim" :)

@@milak5333 thank you ,i did my exam yesterday,and i did all what you recommended,thank youuu

Thank you for your kind words :)

Thank you for the feedback :)

I promise to make a new video the following two weeks where I will tell you about all the materials I have used so far. Just wait a little bit please 😊

Hey, we are in the same boat then :) I promise to make a new video the following two weeks where I will tell you about all the materials I have used so far. Just wait a little bit please 😊

Hi :) For MVV visa you do only A1 exam. Once you arrive in the Netherlands and get a residence permit, you would require to do B1 (you will get 3 years for it)

Hello! I'm so happy to hear that one more person passed the exam!🤩

Hi, how was the lessen part? Any recondation to study ? Thanks

@@renzoalegre31 the lessen part wasn’t hard… you can literally get the answers on the text if you know a lot of dutch vocabulary. I practiced my lessen by watching (dutch residency channel) on youtube. It helped a lot. Also try timing yourself when you practice make sure you finish within 30 min.

can i ask how long it took for you to receive the result it says 8 weeks , how many days it actually took for you?

Hello! First of all, don't feel ashamed. It's normal to take some time to learn the language and integrate into a new country and family. Secondly, what helped me the most was a taalcafé. This is kind of a speaking club that is free and usually takes place in libraries. There, you can meet people who are also studying Dutch and volunteers who are willing to help you. I must say that it might be busy there if you live in a big city, so your experience might be rather disappointing. In this case, I would recommend looking for a library in a smaller city or another library in a big city. The volunteers in my library were so kind and friendly; they made me speak my basic Dutch, and I really improved a lot. I know that you can also find a taalcoach there (a volunteer who would study 1:1 with you). However, there could be a long waiting list. And finally, you are lucky to have a Dutch partner who can help you. If I were you, I would ask your partner for patience and assistance in practicing Dutch. Even if your partner can't be a big help, ask them to talk to you for just 10 minutes in Dutch. You could discuss what groceries you need to buy or what to eat for dinner. These small dialogues over time can help you feel more confident with the language. Be kinder to yourself; it's okay to ask for help and take your time when immigrating:) I hope this will help you. Good luck!

Omg I’m having the same experience! I always feel left out and awkward

I would say any of them that has good reviews

Sure, have you already passed you A1 exams?

Hello same here, after passing the exams, what’s next? My husband is a Dutch citizen btw. Also is there a visa interview, if so, how hard is it? Thank you

Hi, it really depends on many factors such as your time, language skills, motivation and so on. I wouldn't say that the content of the exam was difficult for me because it is still a basic level. However, I wanted to take exam as soon as possible, so I had a time pressure, that's why it was pretty challenging for me. Overall, if you have a bit more time to study, it will be easy for you. Check my video about free sources that you can use:)

A2 Examens

@@josephinaamarichardmalual8748 Good luck! I hope it went well:)

Sorry for a late response. After you pass the exam, you apply for the Visa in the embassy. It really depends on the country. Sometimes it takes 2 weeks, sometimes it takes 2 -3 months. MVV visa is for 90 days to enter the Netherlands. Once you do it, you will get a temporary residence permit.

Hi Nai :) Yes, this are the post A1 steps. Well, once you pass your MVV A1 exam and get your visa, you come to the NL. Here you would need to get an appointment at IND to get your residence permit (I recommend to check it multiple times during the day because they often add extra avaliable time slots). + Your partner would need to register you in the municipality and get your BSN number (she should know better how to do it). When you get your residence permit at IND, you can start working full-time in the Netherlands. I hope I answered your questions, If not, feel free to ask more:)

Hi Mila, thank you for this. I am following you on IG, hope that’s okay. Thank you again and I hope things are working out for you

Hey:) For listening I would just recommend to practise with your partner all the questions and if you can, lean them. Then you will be able to recognize the question they ask easily. www.naarnederland.nl/en/exampleexams Here at the end of the page you will find all the questions.

Hello! My instruction is for the basic integration exam - A1 level for MVV visa. The inburgering you take after you come to the Netherlands - I am planning to make a video soon about inburgering. Hope it helps :)

Hey:) I did A1 but when you come to the NL, you would need to do A2 or B1. I got the exam's results in 2 weeks, and then it took around 1,5 month to get a visa but the embassy was very busy at that time in my country. So, it might be faster for you😊

@@milak5333 oh wow! That’s awesome. Okay okay.. so how soon after I arrive in the Netherlands must I do the A2? Sorry I’m just getting confused between the two ☺️☺️

@@BellindahGama Okay, I'll make a video next week about what you do when you come to the NL:)

Hi! can you please help me with the link to the website?

I believe that you don't need it. However, check it in the requirements for this type of visa

Hello;) Yes, you can read see the text while answering the question. Everything will be on the display. Try to look for keywords in the text when answering the questions. Good luck!

Thank you very much for the kind words! And congratulations on passing the exam! You did a great job;)

How was it? I am preparing myself to give it, i had a melt down yesterday thinking i wont be able to learn the language :( , any tips besides what Mila gave here? I have to give : KNM, Reading and Speaking. I know that from may of this year they changed the reading part. Thank you for your answer.

Hey! Have you found the questions on official website? You have two options: 1) to learn the questions and your answers by heart. 2) Learn more vocabulary and then you will understand questions and answers better. And again, they don't ask you to answer with the full sentence. For example, if they ask you what is your favorite food, you can answer with one word like "brood". Good luck;)

@@milak5333 Thank you Mila. Hoping for the best. Much Love to you 🤗

Hey, you can use this website www.adappel.nl/oefenmateriaal. There are some materials to practise readings:)

Thank you so much 💖

Hello mam can you please tell me about kNS. Do you have any website for KNS exam?

@@ayeshamza-nf7fd Hey! Check the description box, there is a website to practise:)

Hey, I'm great, thanks for asking!:) Yes, you have two options and you need to choose one answer. www.naarnederland.nl/en/exampleexams here you can see the sample tests

Same with me

I really just started today and everything is just difficult, don’t know how to go about this because I really don’t want to take too long before I get join my husband

I'm glad to hear this, thank you!:)

Hello:) I've this free dutch course very usefull www.learndutch.org/lessons/introduce-yourself-in-dutch/