Visa And Integration Requirements

Summary

Switching from Highly Skilled Migrant (HSM) to Permanent Residency (PR) in the Netherlands allows your partner to remain as a dependent. They must apply for a dependent residence permit linked to your PR status. The Dutch Civic Integration Exam is required, with the language level raised from A2 to B1 for new applicants since January 2022. Check specific requirements based on the permit date or recent changes.

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But does the level at which she needs to integrate change?
No, the level of language integration required for the Dutch Civic Integration Exam does not change based on your switch from Highly Skilled Migrant (HSM) to Permanent Residency (PR). The exam requirements remain the same.
Would you like more details on the specific components of the exam?
Does she need to do A2 or B1?
For the Dutch Civic Integration Exam (inburgering), the required language level is typically A2. However, starting from * January *, the required level has been raised to B1 for new applicants.
It would be best to check the exact requirements based on when your partner received their residence permit or if there have been any recent changes.
Would you like more information on the exam components?