New Inburgering in the Netherlands. Step-by-step plan. How to pass Dutch language exams?

In this video, you can find a step-by-step plan for new Inburgering. You can see what the integration process in Dutch society looks like and what steps you have to take.
www.inburgeren.nl/en/step-by-... - website of Inburgening
www.inburgeren.nl/en/fewer-or... - exception cases
www.rijksoverheid.nl/onderwer... - information about inburgering
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Time codes:
00:00 - Intro
00:52 - Step 1 - check the date
02:03 - Step 2 - DUO letter
03:01 - Step 3 - Gemeente letter and the interview
05:17 - Step 4 - quick learning test
06:03 - Step 5 - Participation Statement
08:44 - Step 6 - Language exams
10:24 - Step 7 - KNM exam
12:05 - Step 8 - MAP
13:01 - important information
14:14 - Step 9 - Inburgering certificate
14:30 - Step 10 - Subscribe me:)

[@Lovelovelove7255]

Thanks a lot!

[@ffdss-yx3kt]

Puedes subir videos como estudiaste para el examen

[@ayarobloxxx8171]

Hi thank you for your informative video I’m currently living in Europe and im a Moroccan citizen my residency in Europe isn’t permanent I always have to renew it and I recently got married to a Dutch citizen living in the Netherlands and I’m in Slovakia I wanted to move to him but the Ind said no you can’t unless you take a civic exam due to your nationality even if you live in Europe 😢😢😢😢 I don’t know if there’s any other way do you know any loop holes ? I want to be with my husband as soon as possible but everything is just messed up

[@josephinaamarichardmalual8748]

Thankfully. I Applying For The MVV Sticker. For Me And My Son His 13 Year old I Have Make The Examens In Sudan Khartoum. I'm Looking forward For Examens ❤❤❤

[@josephinaamarichardmalual8748]

A2 Examens

[@milak5333]

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

[@user-bu4my5bz2r]

Hi Mila. I just received mg Dutch ID and BSN. And now waiting for a job recommended by my fiancee. My problem is I would really love to learn Dutch Language but my partner is not a big help on that and I am always alone so I do t have much integration with Dutch Taal. . I learn to study on my own thru KZbin and of course TV but itts useless I ended up feeling frustrated. Everytime his family has get together I always feel left out. I wished I could find someone who can help me out as I wanted to learn speak but at tje same time I am ashamed to speak in a crowd Hehe Thank you with your content though its helpful. Imee

[@milak5333]

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!

[@cierajordan6876]

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

[@Tadah-ry2yk]

Thank you for sharing your experience. Could you please recommend which books or self-study materials you are currently using to study Dutch? Thank you in advance 😊🙏🏻✨

[@milak5333]

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 😊

[@gayathriadivi1392]

Hi Milak.. thank you so much for the explanation about the integration. I also indigrated with dutch B1 route i have only 2 years left i didn't start Dutch schooling yet. Can you please explain how to study for the exam in budget manner. Thank you in advance 🙏.

[@milak5333]

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 😊

[@naivedyaparamartha5710]

Hi Mila, Thank you for your content. I will be writing the A1 integration exam soon. I assume this video is post the A1 what are the next steps? My partner is Dutch so she's my sponsor. I have one more question. With the MVV can you work in Netherlands? Best Regards, Naivedya (Nai is easier)

[@milak5333]

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:)

[@naivedyaparamartha5710]

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

[@DynamicsPlusAU]

After passing the exam, in how many days you got MVV visa? Do you work on MVV visa and what is the validity of MVV visa?

[@milak5333]

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.

[@Samiatalukder83]

Hi mila.. Can u plz tell me what i need to do for mvv visa? Only A1 is enough or A2 also need for exams? My husband is Dutch citizen i want to go nederland as soon as possible and live with him Plz help

[@milak5333]

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)

[@Jayjay-983]

I want to write the writing exam. What school do I do?

[@milak5333]

I would say any of them that has good reviews

[@talesbymina]

hey can you guide me from scratch? I'll be married in the next year. I want to prepare myself beforehand

[@milak5333]

Sure, have you already passed you A1 exams?

[@Mansata-ci8md]

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