家庭组建和团聚现在要求一样，都是税前1416欧元（不含度假金），参看如下最新IND官方信息：
On 31 July 2010, the Dutch Aliens Decree (Vreemdelingenbesluit or Vb), the Regulations on Aliens (Voorschrift Vreemdelingen or VV) and the Aliens Act Implementation Guidelines (Vreemdelingencirculaire or Vc) were amended. Those documents provide for the criteria which an applicant for a residence permit has to meet.
Most significant changes
- 100% of the income standard is required both for family reunification and family formation;
- The minimum age for both family reunification and family formation is 21 years;
- The standard amounts for singles and single parents are increased by 20%;
- The means of existence are no longer tested on the basis of the (net) social aid standard, but on the (gross) statutory minimum wage (Wettelijk minimumloon or Wml). This means that the IND will look at your gross income, not at your net income;
- For students, the standard for students living away from home no longer needs to be supplemented with the tuition fee due.
Explanation
Standard amounts per category
The standard amounts for families, single parents and singles are from now on expressed in a percentage of the minimum statutory wage (Wml). For families this is 100% of the Wml (€ 1416), for single parents 90% (€ 1274.40) and for singles 70% (€ 991.20).
The latter two standards have been raised by 20%. This 20% rise has to do with Section 25 of the Dutch Work and Social Assistance Act (Wet werk en bijstand) which states that a single person or single parent is eligible for a 20% surcharge. With the new standard amounts, the IND will from now on depart from the actual social assistance amount that a single person or single parent can receive.
The person sponsoring the stay of a foreign national for the purpose of family visit, au pair, medical treatment or the policy for the elderly, has enough income if it equals or exceeds the applicable amount for the sponsor, plus 50% for each foreign national. For someone sponsoring a student, the applicable standard for the sponsor applies, plus the standard amount for students living away from home.
All standard amounts can be found on this site.
Consequences for the sources of income
Income may be derived from different sources. These sources include income from employment, income from self-employment, income-replacement benefit or income from capital. Below, you will find the consequences of the changes for these sources.
Income from employment:
Not the gross wage, but the wage on which the social security contributions are based (sv-loon or loon sociale verzekeringen) must be equal to or exceed the (gross) Wml. The sv-loon, which is also referred to as coördinatieloon of premieloon, is the wage on the basis of which the social security contributions payable are determined and on which benefits are based.
Income from self-employment:
The IND will no longer look at the net profits but at the gross profits.
Income-replacement benefit:
From now on, the IND will look at the gross benefit.
Income from capital:
As of 31 July 2010, the IND, and the Tax and Customs Administration alike, will base their calculations on a 4% fictitious return of the average capital between 1 January and 31 December. That return will also count towards the income.
Transition rules
For pending applications, the rules applying at the time the application was received will apply, unless the new rules are more favourable.
There are transition rules in place for singles and single parents who have been admitted before 31 July 2010. When extending the validity of their permit, 50% and 70% of the Wml respectively will apply as the standard amounts for these groups until 31 July 2013. This will also apply to those admitted before 31 July 2010, whose stay is sponsored by a single person or a single parent.
Here you can find frequently asked questions regarding income.
信息来源及网站链接： http://www.ind.nl/en/inbedrijf/a ... lijfsvergunning.asp |
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