Forums » Netherlands » Legal Problems in the Netherlands

• trackingdown

  

  • 6 posts
   

  February 17, 2012 5:39:21 PM CET

  Hello there,

   

  I do not have any obligation for doing inburgering, but I will apply for citizenship, so I need to get certification to prove that my dutch is enough. For this reason, instead of doing inburgering exam (doing portfolio makes me nervous), I decided to do NT2 statexamen. I have a university degree. I know that if I want to be a student in dutch universities, I need to take NT2-II, but I just want to get my inburgering. Therefore my questions are;

   

  1. As per difficulty, is there much differences between NT2 I and II exams
  2. Having university degree, can I take the NT2-Program I to clear my inburgering requirement?

   

  Thanks in advance.

• avocado

  

  • 512 posts
   

  February 18, 2012 2:33:47 PM CET

  trackingdown said:

  1. As per difficulty, is there much differences between NT2 I and II exams

  It is said that level I is the level of Dutch you need to work in a shop, and level II is the level of Dutch you need to go to university.

  1. Having university degree, can I take the NT2-Program I to clear my inburgering requirement?

  Nobody cares. Anyone can register for any exam (inburgeringstoets, korte vrijstellingstoets, NT2 program I or program II), and a diploma showing that you passed any of those satisfies the integration requirement. No one is going to tell you you can't use any one of those because it's supposedly below your level.

• trackingdown

  

  • 6 posts
   

  February 19, 2012 9:27:01 PM CET

  Thank you avocado.