Bringing your partner to Netherlands

There are two ways to bring your beloved fiancee/wife to Netherlands.

First is, if you want to rejoin your spouse or partner in the Netherlands. This is called ‘family reunification’. You were already a family when you lived abroad together.

Second is, if you want to live with your spouse or partner in the Netherlands; you have not lived together before. This is called ‘establishing a family’. When you started a relationship or got married, you were already living in the Netherlands. Your spouse or partner was living abroad at this time.
There are specific conditions for this processes.

• you are married and your marriage has been registered in the Netherlands, in the municipal personal records database [Gemeentelijke Basisadministratie];
  
• or you are both unmarried and you are able to prove this with official legalised documents;
  
• you are not a danger to public order
  
• you are 21 or older. In the case of family reunification, you must be 18 or older;
  
• you will live with your spouse or partner as soon as he/she arrives in the Netherlands:-
• you are intending to run a joint household;- he is going to register himself at the same address as you.
  
• he/she is required to take the Civic Integration Examination Abroad (Caution: he/she is exempted from taking the civil integration test if he/she has the American, Australian, Canadian, Japanese, New Zealand or South Korean nationality).
  
• you are 21 or older. In the case of family reunification, you must be 18 or older;
  
• you enjoy sufficient income in the Netherlands

Check with the embassy site in your country for the documents needed.
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