Immigrants in Netherlands must now pledge to uphold, support Dutch values
7 years, 8 months ago

Immigrants in Netherlands must now pledge to uphold, support Dutch values

NL Times  

On Tuesday the Dutch Senate voted in a legislative amendment which states that all immigrants to the Netherlands must sign a pledge to uphold and support Dutch values as part of their integration exam. The pledge will be preceded by a course in which the immigrant is introduced and made familiar with the standards, values and rules of Dutch society. After the course all immigrants must sign a statement saying that he or she has taken note of the values and rules of Dutch society, promises to respect them and actively contribute to society. From October 1st immigrants cannot complete their integration exam without signing the pledge, and therefore can not receive a permanent residency permit or Dutch citizenship.

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