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science & research jobs in the netherlands with visa sponsorship

68 Science & research jobs in the Netherlands 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: SGS, Nearfield Instruments, Radix Trading and QuantWare. 8 of these postings state a salary and 5 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.

newest science & research jobs in the netherlands

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Electrical R&D Engineer

Vanderlande Industries

Veghel · HybridSenior€4,300 – €5,900/monthPosted 3 days ago
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UNAVAILABLE, UNAVAILABLE, United Kingdom / UNAVAILABLE, UNAVAILABLE, Netherlands / UNAVAILABLE, UNAVAILABLE, GermanyPosted 4 days ago

PHD candidate

Hotelschool The Hague

The HagueSenior€3,850 – €5,700/monthPosted 4 Sept
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questions about science & research jobs in the netherlands

How many Science & research jobs in the Netherlands are open right now?+

68 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.

Can these employers sponsor my visa?+

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.

What salary do I need for a highly skilled migrant visa in 2026?+

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.

More in the guides to visa sponsorship in the Netherlands.