Study in Netherlands
Part-time work rules for students in Netherlands
International students in Netherlands can work up to 16 hours a week; employer needs a work permit (TWV), and full-time in June, July and August in breaks. The minimum wage is €14.99/hour for 21+ (from 1 Jul 2026).
Key facts
Part-time work: the essentials
- During term
- Up to 16 hours a week; employer needs a work permit (TWV)
- During breaks
- Full-time in June, July and August
- Minimum wage
- €14.99/hour for 21+ (from 1 Jul 2026)
Good to know
What we tell families
- Working more than allowed can cancel your visa; keep a record of your hours.
- Part-time pay helps with living costs but rarely covers tuition.
For parents
One accountable person, and a plan you can see.
- Total cost in rupees before you commit, including living costs
- Regular updates from the same counsellor
- Safety, accommodation and support after arrival planned in advance
Application & Admission Support
Shortlist, applications, SOP, funds and visa, with one counsellor for the whole intake.
₹57,230incl. GST
Questions families ask
How many hours can students work in Netherlands?
Up to 16 hours a week; employer needs a work permit (TWV)
Sources
Rules change. Always confirm on the official page before you apply.
Free consultation
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