jobthing

find a job whose employer can sponsor your visa.

every job on jobthing comes from one of the 13,000+ employers on the dutch IND register of recognised sponsors: the companies licensed to hire you from outside the EU on a highly skilled migrant visa.

0 open jobs · 0 sponsors hiring · 0 mention relocation

step 1

Sponsors only

We pull the IND Public Register of Recognised Sponsors every day and only list jobs from employers on it. If a company is not on the list, it cannot sponsor you, so it is not here.

step 2

Relocation, in the employer's words

When a posting itself promises relocation support or visa sponsorship, we badge it and quote the exact sentence. Every employer here can sponsor; the badge shows who says they will.

step 3

Straight from the source

Jobs come from each company's own hiring system, not from reposts. You apply on their site, with the facts pulled out first: salary, level, hours, hybrid or remote.

jobs that mention relocation

Fresh this week, in English, with the sponsor promise written into the posting.

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where the jobs are

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    visa sponsorship in the netherlands, explained

    What is an IND recognised sponsor?+

    A company that the Dutch immigration service (IND) has approved to hire people from outside the EU under the highly skilled migrant (kennismigrant) scheme. The public register lists about 13,000 of them. Only these employers can sponsor that visa, and JobThing lists jobs from these employers only.

    Does every job here come with a visa?+

    Every employer here can sponsor one. Whether they do for a specific role is their call. The Relocation badge marks postings that say so themselves, and we quote the sentence so you can judge.

    Do I need to speak Dutch?+

    Not for the jobs shown by default: the board starts on English-language postings. Switch the language filter to see Dutch-language roles too.

    What is the 30% ruling?+

    A Dutch tax benefit for skilled workers recruited from abroad. For up to five years, part of your gross salary can be paid tax-free. Your employer applies for it with you; many sponsor postings mention it.

    Where does the data come from?+

    From the IND register and from each company's own hiring system (Greenhouse, Workday, Recruitee and others), refreshed daily. Descriptions are shown as the employer wrote them, with facts like salary and level pulled out for scanning.