NON-EU BTEC3 Students
Kronenburgh International Business School participates the Dutch Mobility project to create an opportunity to study in The Netherlands at an vocational level. This can be a one-year MBO4 programme (Bilingual Dutch-English, exclusively for Dutch speakers.) or an English taught BTEC3 extended diploma in Business. Click and read more about:
(Unfortunately Kronenburgh can not support NON-EU students for a study visa to study the bachelors’.)
Mobility Project Criteria
The ‘Mobility Project’ is a government initiative to create the opportunity for students with a nationality from outside the EU/EEA to receive vocational education in the Netherlands. The Kronenburgh International Business School participates in this project.
The programs involved in the project are at the level of pre-bachelor / pre-university / foundation / EQF level 4. The programs can be described as vocational education. The students stay for a minimum of 3 months and a maximum of 12 months. These students are at least 18 years old.
The pilot limitions:
A total of 100 students can participate in the pilot per year;
A maximum of 20 students per institution may participate in the pilot annually;
A maximum of 30% of all students have the same nationality.
Every time a student has submitted the necessary documents and is accepted by Kronenburgh, the documents are being sent to the Dutch government. The government responds with 2 working weeks regarding the acceptance of students for the pilot. The restriction may result in the student being accepted by Kronenburgh but rejected by the government. Therefore, it is important to start the admission process as soon as possible.
If a student is accepted for the project, he can apply for a residence permit to follow these educational programs in the Netherlands. (To the formal website of the mobility project)
How to apply for the mobility project?
1. First take the steps on our application page (click to Kronenburgh application page) 1. Visit the walk-in-evening a plan a zoom meeting for the intake. 2. Send the documents by e-mail beforehand the zoom meeting (you can handin the printed versions at a later moment).
1.1 Students must provide evidence of English proficiency at the minimum level of IELTS 4.5 or equivalent, or previous education in English.
1.2 The student must demonstrate a prior education of at least 4 years of secondary education at the level of EQF 2 or 3.
1.3 The student must demonstrate ambition for a future in business/entrepreneurship (application letter).
1.4 We require proof that the student has the financial resources for housing and subsistence during the course (copy of bank account).
1.5 We require proof that the student has the financial resources for the tuition fees (copy of bank account).
We will inform you about the application assessment within 1 week.
2. We will check the availability in the mobility project and inform you again within 2 weeks.
3. If the assessment is positive, you can start the application procedure for a study residence permit. (Read more information about the study visa.)
3.1 We send an invoice for the administration costs from Kronenburgh: € 254 (2026) and for the recidence administration €243 (send an email when you have made both payments) (no refund possible).
3.2 Then we need the ‘Antecedents Certificate‘ (send the signed scanned document).
3.3 We want to know whether you are single, married, in a registered partnership, divorced or widow.
3.4 We need the date on which you want to arrive in the Netherlands.
3.5 We need to know in which city you want to collect your residence permit for study (normally in The Hague).
3.6 You must certify the formal documents (pasport and diploma’s) and send us the stamped documents (read more about: Translation and legalisation of documents).
Send us all information by email. Once we have received all this information, Kronenburgh will inform you.
3.7 We will send the tuition invoice (no installments possible).
3.8 Once we received the payment we will send the application for the study residence permit to the government (IND).
3.9 You must apply for biometric identification at a Dutch embassy or consulate in the country of residence. Please inform us by email once the biometric data has been provided. (IND will put the application on hold until the biometric identification is available.)
4 If the study residence permit is granted, you will receive information about the literature, college schedule, school it-system: Viadesk, etc.
6 For housing Click here.
7. Once arrived in The Netherlands, then register at the city hall as a resident of, for example, The Hague.
8. Come and say Hi at our school administration.
