Dutch Euraxess Network
Feel free to contact a EURAXESS Service Centre with your questions.
Nuffic - national coordinator
Nuffic serves as the Dutch Bridgehead Organisation of the European EURAXESS Network. Euraxess expertise: Immigration procedures, health insurance, social security and taxation.
Contact: euraxess@nuffic.nl
Address: Kortenaerkade 11, 2518 AX The Hague
Telephone: (0031) 70 426 0260
Service Centres in The Netherlands
Euraxess expertise: Departure conditions/formalities, Entry conditions/visas, Work permits
Contact: +31 402474589 - C.M.d.Rooy@tue.nl
Euraxess expertise: Immigration procedures, social security and taxation.
Contact: +31 43 388 3081 - info-kcis@maastrichtuniversity.nl
Euraxess expertise: Entry conditions, family dimension, work permits, residence permits, departure conditions
Contact: +31 50 363 8181 - ISD@rug.nl
Euraxess expertise: Welcome new staff members, taxation, social security, health insurance, pension rights
Contact: +31 50 363 9191 - Y.Joustra@rug.nl
Euraxess Expertise: Social security and taxation.
Contact: +31 (0)13-466.2204 - mobility@uvt.nl
Euraxess expertise: Banking, Departure conditions/formalities, Entry conditions/visas, Health insurance, Work permit, Rivers International School Arnhem
Contact: +31 317482609 - info@ecfv.nl
Euraxess expertise: accomodation, entry conditions/visas, health insurance, work permit.
Contact: +31 71 527 730071 - SCIS@leidenuniv.nl
Euraxess Centres only for researchers of their institutions
The European Services Network
The Euraxess network consists of over 200 Service Centres in more than 30 different European countries.
Visit the European Euraxess website
NL alumni network
Stay in touch with the Dutch and fellow NL alumni through the network platform of NLalumni.nl. Create an account and stay up-to-date on research, events and more, and become an active member yourself.
“Ik raak steeds meer onder de indruk van wat er allemaal binnen het EURAXESS kader gebeurt. Het is fijn om met "gelijkgestemden" te kunnen praten; ik vind deze contacten dan ook zeer waardevol. Het is inspirerend om te zien hoe overal in Europa we aan dezelfde zaken werken en dat we EURAXESS als platform hebben."
Ynske Joustra, Rijksuniversiteit Groningen, June 2017
“Het was voor mij inspirerend en uiteraard ook gezellig om mijn Europese collega’s te ontmoeten. Hierdoor is het netwerk van EURAXESS voor mij gaan leven. De lijntjes zijn erg kort geworden, wat maakt dat ik het gevoel heb ondersteuning te hebben vanuit heel Europa. Dit zijn mensen waarmee ik op vakgebied dezelfde ‘taal’ kan spreken. We werken met elkaar aan iets moois en dat verenigt.”
Eveline Stoker, Erasmus University Rotterdam, June 2017
About EURAXESS
EURAXESS improves the European Research Area by providing information and support to mobile researchers and their families. For a thriving European Research Area it is vital for talent to be able to switch to other places, sectors, jobs. This is important for the researcher, for the research facilities and for companies who can profit from employing researchers as highly educated staff.
EURAXESS supports the needs of researchers and employers by providing information on vacancies, funding, immigration procedures, social security, family related issues, career support etc. Furthermore many EURAXESS Centres provide personal support to researchers, to help them with their challenges incurred by there (wish for) mobility.
EURAXESS is embedded within research performing organisations. It is a network created at the initiative of the European Commission to disseminate relevant information (scholarships, grants, financing opportunities) to researchers and to support their activities. Thanks to the EURAXESS network and website, you can promote doctoral scholarships, available jobs, partnerships in order to encourage research on European level.
EURAXESS consists of 260 Service centres within 40 countries. These centers offer assistance on visa, work permits, school enrollment applications, social security, medical insurance to researchers and their accompanying family members.
Assistance is free of charge and involves offering information, providing personal advice and directing you to the right authorities, sources or organisations.