The most strict migration/asylum plan in the Netherlands🇳🇱 10 years for citizenship instead of 5 🤯

In this video, I share updates on the political landscape of the Netherlands, focused on the new #immigration laws. The new #dutch government plans to make this the strictest #migration law that has ever existed in the #Netherlands. The goal of this video is just to inform others who might otherwise not be able to get access to this information. What are some of your thoughts so far?

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🤓 WHO AM I?
I'm Hillmann, a medical doctor based in The Netherlands. I am originally from Cameroon and I have been living in The Netherlands for about 7 years now. I also learn Dutch to study medicine and I share more about what this experience has been like for me over the past years. If you want to know more about that, check out more videos on my channel.
I also travel a lot (currently 33 countries and counting) and I also vlog these experiences. I am also a coach and mentor. Feel free to reach out to me if you need help with a specific matter which you think I could help you with.

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[jikost]

finally it's slowly coming to an end, because it's unbearable on the street, I can't hear the Dutch language anymore, crime has skyrocketed🤯

[MrCees]

Bad news for asylum seekers, the preferential treatment of status holders in the allocation of social housing is going to disappear. Without preferential treatment, count on 10 - 15 years of waiting time. You can of course buy something (count on minimal 300, 000 euros) but then you also need to earn a lot, E.g. if you have a doctor's or engineer's degree and can work as a medical doctor or engineer.

[sabkirhar]

Hi, the issue about spying has been around for a while. I worked at Twente university about 12 years ago and when employing phd students from Iran we had to get permission form the ministry of interior (chemical research) because they were frightend about nucelar research (but that was not what our research group was doing).

[AustineMiles]

Great video. Hello bro after 10 years living in Germany. finally i was ask to go. Do i have any chance in the Netherlands?

[Somali-One]

*My family is going to come to Holland through the UN process. Can someone tell me how much is the social benefit for individuals there please?*

[mauritsia]

Thought I didn't hear you say they wanna teach in Dutch, not in English in Class anymore. The Government is finally better, more human. The last one wanted to make laws to kill people at 60. Turkish old sick people mostly go back to Turkey to recover because in the Netherlands they would die. So hopefully with less people in the Netherlands and more rules old people are more allowed to live a long life here also again.

[royalacademy]

Hello brother please can we talk privately I need you help

[JohnLeninburg]

Fall of democracy in a Europe?
(do not answer, just thank 4 for video)