ARTICLE · 28 DECEMBER 2021

Salary Threshold Increased

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The government of the Netherlands published the salary thresholds for highly skilled migrants, Blue Card Holders, key personnel of intra-company transfers (ICT)...

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Minimum salary threshold increases for Jan. 2022

Overview

The government of the Netherlands published the salary thresholds for highly skilled migrants, Blue Card Holders, key personnel of intra-company transfers (ICT) and recent graduates for 2022. The salary threshold per month increases are as follows:

Highly skilled migrants and key personnel of ICT aged 30 and above: EUR 4,840;
Highly skilled migrants and key personally of ICT below 30 years of age: EUR 3,549;
Foreign national graduates from the Netherlands: EUR 3,549;
Blue Card holders: EUR 5,670

What are the Changes?

The government of the Netherlands has updated the salary threshold for certain immigrant categories working in the Netherlands.

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