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Kroes Advocaten Immigration Lawyers
Immigration law firm · Netherlands-wide
A commercial Dutch immigration-law firm advising and representing individuals and employers on residence, work and highly skilled migrant procedures.
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A private law firm that charges for advice and representation rather than a free advice desk. An individual can instruct it directly, including on family reunification, on their position after a relationship ends, or on a Dutch nationality application.
About
Kroes Advocaten Immigration Lawyers describes itself as a boutique law firm focused on labour migration, working from De Ruijterkade in Amsterdam. It serves two groups: companies that employ or want to employ people from outside the European Union, and private individuals dealing with their own residence position. The practice areas it lists are the highly skilled migrant route, the EU Blue Card, intra-company transfer permits, residence for self-employed people under the points-based system, the Dutch American Friendship Treaty route for United States nationals, MVV entry visas, family reunification, residence options after a relationship ends, Dutch nationality including questions about keeping an original nationality, and defending employers against penalties under the Dutch act on the employment of foreign nationals. It states that it assigns one person as the client's point of contact and that it works with a fixed fee where it can. The firm also states that it supports the Lawyers for Lawyers foundation, that it is a partner of the Pro Bono Club, and that it does pro bono work for non-profit and community organisations. Its website is published in English and Dutch.
What they offer
- Residence and work permit applications under the highly skilled migrant route
- EU Blue Card applications
- Intra-company transfer permits
- Residence for self-employed people, including the points-based system and the Dutch American Friendship Treaty route
- MVV entry visa applications
- Family reunification applications
- Advice on residence options after a relationship ends
- Dutch nationality applications
- Representation of employers facing penalties under the act on the employment of foreign nationals
Good to know
- A commercial law firm. It charges for advice and representation and is not a government service or a free advice desk.
- The IND decides residence, work and nationality applications. The firm advises and represents its clients in those procedures.
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