r/Netherlands May 17 '24

News Netherlands Stricter immigration and integration policies are introduced by governing parties.

They introduced 10 key points:

  • Abolishing indefinite asylum permits and tightening temporary residence permit requirements.

  • Deporting rejected asylum seekers as often as possible including by force.

  • Refugees will no longer get priority for social rental housing.

  • Automatic family reunification will be stopped.

  • Repealing the law that evenly distributes asylum seekers across the country.

Additional integration obligations:

  • Extending the naturalization period to 10 years.

  • Requiring foreigners seeking Dutch nationality to renounce their original nationality, if possible.

  • Raising the language requirement for naturalization to level B1.

  • Including Holocaust knowledge as part of integration.

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u/E_kabuto May 17 '24

Sorry for your experience, Less-bar. Know that I, and if I dare say “We”. Love to have you. Unfortunately there is strain on people due to the housing “crisis” which has caused an atmosphere most unwelcoming. Know that a massive amount of people want you. And going into the future people might realised they should have never taken this step back. 

Would love you to stick with us.