Visa to the Netherlands (Holland) from Dubai

The Netherlands is a small country in northwestern Europe, located on the coast of the North Sea. It is famous for its rich cultural heritage, windmills, tulips and bicycles.

What one of the most progressive countries in the world prepared for its guests?

As a rule, tourists visiting the Netherlands choose three main destinations – Amsterdam, Rotterdam and The Hague. The capital of the country, Amsterdam, is the best choice for those who seek for cultural treasures and national flavor. It has authentic architecture, picturesque canals and an unprecedented number of museums and art galleries.

Leidseplein in Amsterdam is a place where life is bustling non-stop. Street performers take the stage here and in the evenings you can witness full-scale performances with jugglers, fire dancers and singers. Not far from Leidseplein is the most popular Flower Market in the Netherlands, where you can buy beautiful bouquets as well as bulbs of various varieties.

Being in Amsterdam make sure to visit the Mint Tower, the Spui Square and the Begijnhof courtyard, the Dam Square and the Oude Kerk. And here’s another unexpectedly attractive place for tourists – the central train station. Its building, constructed in the 19th century, is so beautiful that it evokes associations with an ancient castle. Inside the station, however, the past and the present coexist. Here modern ticket vending machines harmoniously blend with an antique grand piano that anyone can play.

The second largest city in the Netherlands is Rotterdam. It is one of the most modern cities in Holland and one of the most dynamic cities in Europe. Modern architecture, avant-garde art, authentic cuisine and shopping are just a small part of what makes this city famous.

There are no historical and cultural monuments in Rotterdam, and the main attractions have appeared relatively recently. Among them are cubic houses, a modern art object, as well as the Marktthall, which is combined with residential apartments. The market is often called the “Dutch Sistine Chapel” because of the murals on the walls and ceiling. The walking route in Rotterdam should also include the Erasmus Bridge, the Rotterdam Tower, the Delta Museum, the first skyscraper in Europe called the White House, and the tallest structure in the Netherlands, the Maastoren skyscraper.

The third largest city in the Netherlands, Hague, is known as the “judicial capital of the world”. This city is an amazing and harmonious combination of historical buildings and modern architecture.

The heart of Hague is the city center, where the most significant attractions are located. Among them are the Palace of Peace (home to the International Court of Justice), the Dutch parliament’s residence Binnenhof and the Knights’ Hall (an ancient 16th-century building and a true masterpiece of Gothic architecture). In summer you can relax on the sandy beach of the famous seaside resort Scheveningen, which is located in Hague. One of the most beautiful places in the resort is the huge pier that almost “integrates” into the North Sea. You can admire the beauty of Scheveningen from an observation deck or a 50-meter ferris wheel.

The Netherlands is famous for its experiences and vibrant emotions. One of the country’s distinguishing features is the abundance of festivals. Every year on April 27th, they celebrate King’s Day here. It is a national holiday when the whole country dresses in orange, and the largest celebrations take place in Hague – the city where the Royal Palace is located. Additionally, in April the famous Bloemencorso Bollenstreek flower parade, during which tourists have the opportunity to admire voluminous flower figures that “travel” between cities on special platforms, takes place in the Netherlands. And if you can’t attend the parade, you can visit the Keukenhof flower park, which is open to the public from the end of April to the end of May.

The number of tourists visiting the Netherlands significantly decreases from October to March. But even in winter there is plenty to do here. From early December to the end of January the Light Festival takes place in the Netherlands, where light artists from different countries show their skills in decorating the streets. And in February a bright carnival takes place in the provinces of Brabant and Limburg.

This colorful and vibrant country is always happy to welcome its guests. So why not apply for a visa to the Netherlands right now?

How to get a visa to the Netherlands (Holland) in Dubai?

It is possible to visit the Netherlands all year round. Each season has its own mood and charm. Spring is the blooming of tulips, summer is a walk to numerous landmarks, autumn is the time to explore nature by bike, and winter is the charm of Christmas and the empty quiet streets after the holiday.

It’s worth applying for a visa to the Netherlands now, as the number of people wanting to travel to Europe rapidly increases with the approaching summer season.

A great idea would be to visit neighboring countries – Germany and Belgium. The Schengen visa allows you to enter any of the 27 countries in the Schengen area and freely move between them.

The Visa Services experts are confident that there are no barriers to travel! Discovering the secrets of cities, enjoying walks through ancient streets, getting inspired by history – choose the purpose of your trip and set off on your adventure as soon as possible. With the urgent visa to the Netherlands service your unforgettable trip will begin in just a couple of weeks!

Requirements for obtaining a tourist visa to the Netherlands (Holland)

To obtain a visa to the Netherlands? Easily, if two important requirements are met:

• UAE residency status
• Passport and valid UAE resident visa, with at least three months remaining from the planned date of departure from the Schengen zone.

List of documents required to obtain a visa to the Netherlands (Holland) in the UAE

• The following documents are required to obtain a tourist visa to the Netherlands:
• Valid passport
• Current residence visa
• Copy of previous Schengen visa
• Photograph on a white background, sized 3.5 x 4.5 cm (not older than 6 months)
• Travel insurance
• Employer’s certificate indicating position, salary, and contract duration. For business owners – a copy of the company’s trade license
• Original bank statements for the last 3-6 months.

Process of applying for a Schengen visa to the Netherlands and terms of obtaining

Obtaining a Schengen visa to the Netherlands in the UAE is very easy. All you need to do is seek assistance from the specialists at The Visa Services. With us the visa application process will no longer resemble a series of obstacles and will consist of just six simple and understandable steps:

• Preliminary consultation
  Our collaboration will begin with the verification of the presence and correctness of documents. At this stage we will also clarify the intended dates of the trip and sign the contract. Additionally, before commencing our collaboration you will need to pay the visa fee and the full cost of our company’s services.
• Completing and submitting a visa application to the Documentation Department
  After signing the documents and making the payment you will be placed in the hands of your personal manager. The manager will carefully study the documents, ask clarifying questions and find a solution even in the most difficult and non-standard situations.
• Booking a date for document submission at the visa center
  Are you disappointed because the number of people wishing to enter the Schengen zone from Dubai is diminishing your hopes of obtaining a visa? Thanks to our specialists you can still secure a slot even during periods of high applicant influx. And for those who enjoy spending time waiting in comfort we organize access to a premium lounge. Information about the approved visit date will be sent to your phone. Immediately after that our manager begins preparing the complete package of documents for submission.
• Preparation and submission of document package
  Our specialists will save you from the need to fill out the application form, prepare a letter from your workplace (NOC), book flights and hotels and arrange travel insurance by yourself. All you need to do is come to the office for the ready documents and bring the documents prepared by yourself. But if every minute counts in your schedule, we will arrange delivery of the documents directly to your home or office.
• Submission of application
  Submitting documents and providing biometrics are procedures that require a personal visit to the visa center within the designated time slot. A personal manager will be in touch with you and will assist you with any questions that may arise. Notification on your phone will notify you about the visa readiness, so it is important to double-check the accuracy of all the provided information.
• Visa receiving
  There are two ways to obtain a visa: visit the visa center by yourself or request home/ office delivery (provided that you have chosen this option during the document submission stage).

Entrust complex matters only to true professionals! Submit your application for a visa to the Netherlands right now and start planning your long-awaited trip to the Land of Tulips!

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