
New Dutch gov't expected to boost security spending; shorten asylum seeker residency
NL TimesAs the new Dutch government prepares to present its government agreement, more and more of the VVD, CDA, D66 and ChristenUnie's plans are leaking to the press. On Monday we've learned that the new government plans more changes to the asylum policy and is giving more money to security. As far as the asylum policy is concerned, the new government wants to limit the number of times an asylum seeker can re-apply for asylum in the Netherlands. After five years, asylum seekers who still meet all the requirements for refugee status, can apply for a residency permit that is valid for an indefinite period. Last week we already learned that the new government plans to offer immigrants, including asylum seekers, more help in the integration process, but restrict their access to welfare benefits.
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Netherlands pushing ahead with plan to send asylum seekers to Uganda
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Zuid-Holland warns 8 municipalities: Arrange asylum shelter, or we'll do it for you
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New asylum seeker laws could cost the immigration service up to €60 million annually
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Dutch offer Syrians €900 to return, in exchange for asylum claim
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IND paid asylum seekers €36.8m compensation for slow processing
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Sharp drop in refugees applying for asylum in the Netherlands
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Asylum applications in Netherlands decline for first time in four years
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Dutch Cabinet pleased with new strict asylum measures; Plan set to go to Parliament
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In Germany, Chancellor Olaf Scholz and state governors agree on new measures to curb migration
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Asylum costs still out of control in the Netherlands after 28 years of warnings
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Netherlands can deport Russians seeking asylum over forced military mobilization
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Cabinet faces criticism from all sides at asylum debate
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Cabinet faces criticism from all sides at asylum debate
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Not enough money, manpower to handle asylum applications: Inspectorate
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Dutch extend deadline for British to apply for residency to October 1
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Dutch extend deadline for British to apply for residency to October 1
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Thousands of asylum seekers still waiting for an answer
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Dutch immigration office too strict during asylum procedures: Amnesty International
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Compensation for slow asylum procedures to top €65m, scheme has now been scrapped
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Compensation for slow asylum procedures to top €65m, scheme has now been scrapped
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Justice Min. wants asylum seekers to pay for long stays in shelters: report
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Criminal asylum seekers not deported due to costs: NRC
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Criminal asylum seekers not deported due to costs: NRC
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Former asylum seekers should have easier route to Dutch nationality
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Asylum applications almost halved in 2016 in wake of Turkey deal
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No more 'leaving premium' for Albanian asylum seekers: Dijkhoff
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Hundreds of asylum seekers fleeing the Netherlands
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Germany says "no" to asylum seekers sent back from Netherlands
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Cabinet approves €500 million for asylum seeker integration plans
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Amsterdam to aid asylum seekers in setting up businesses
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Dutch cities to get €700 million for asylum seeker education, care
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Big cities want more money to integrate refugees into Dutch society
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Refugees again expected to cost Dutch state €1.5bn
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Refugees again expected to cost Dutch state €1.5bn
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Rutte stands by 58,000 asylum seeker estimate; “Still too many”
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Report: Netherlands predicts 94,000 new asylum seekers in 2016
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Asylum seeker numbers fall again in January, down 25% on October
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Asylum seeker numbers fall again in January, down 25% on October
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Dutch now warn asylum seekers they may have to pay for their keep
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Dutch now warn asylum seekers they may have to pay for their keep
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Dutch charged asylum seekers €700,000 in four years for living expenses
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Dutch charged asylum seekers €700,000 in four years for living expenses
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Netherlands takes first 50 asylum seekers in EU redistribution plan
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Dutch trade residency for foreign investments over €1.25 million
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No residency for asylum seekers sentenced to six months in jail
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Refugees in the Netherlands must adapt to Dutch ways: prime minister
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Refugees in the Netherlands must adapt to Dutch ways: prime minister
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Netherlands expects 70,000 asylum cases in 2016
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Dutch PM: EU states blocking asylum placement must be penalized
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