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45 jobs with relocation support in Amsterdam open right now, all from employers on the Dutch IND register of recognised sponsors, the companies allowed to hire you from outside the EU on a highly skilled migrant visa. Hiring most right now: JetBrains, Plumerai, HelloFresh and Riverflex Trading. 142 of these postings state a salary and 45 mention relocation or visa support in their own words. Being listed means the employer can sponsor, not that every role includes it; the relocation badge marks the ones that say so. Every job links straight to the employer.
Postings whose own text promises relocation support or visa sponsorship. We quote the sentence on every job so you can judge it yourself.
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45 at the moment, every one from an employer on the IND Public Register of Recognised Sponsors. A job leaves this page when the employer takes the posting down.
Yes. Being on the IND register means the employer may apply for a highly skilled migrant (kennismigrant) residence permit on your behalf. Whether a particular role comes with sponsorship is the employer's decision; the relocation badge marks postings that say so themselves, and we quote the sentence.
From 1 January 2026 the IND requires a gross monthly salary of €5,942 if you are 30 or older, €4,357 if you are under 30, and €3,122 for recent graduates of Dutch universities and orientation-year holders. Holiday allowance is not counted in these amounts.
Not for the jobs shown here: these are English-language postings by default. If you speak Dutch, the Dutch-language listings open up many more roles at the same sponsors.
No. It means the posting itself promises relocation support or visa sponsorship, and the exact sentence is shown on the job page. Terms are always confirmed with the employer.
More in the guides to visa sponsorship in the Netherlands.