Microsoft Datacenter jobs in the Netherlands

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Microsoft Datacenter is an IND recognised sponsor in the Netherlands, listed on the labour (work) register of the Dutch Immigration and Naturalisation Service. That means it is allowed to hire people from outside the EU on a highly skilled migrant (kennismigrant) visa. It has 18 open vacancies in the Netherlands right now, 17 of them in English. We last confirmed the listing on the public register on 11 October 2026.

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Listed under
Work
Last checked
11 October 2026
Open jobs
18
Salary stated
€42,600 to €240,000 gross a year, as stated in 17 postings
Cities
Schiphol (7), Amsterdam (5), Delft (1)

2 legal entities of Microsoft on the register

  • Microsoft B.V.KvK 34061536 · Work register
  • Microsoft Datacenter Netherlands B.V.KvK 34143486 · Work register

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Source: IND public register of recognised sponsors. JobThing is not affiliated with the IND. Read what a recognised sponsor is or search the full register.

Is Microsoft Datacenter an IND recognised sponsor?

Yes. Microsoft Datacenter appears on the IND Public Register of Recognised Sponsors (labour (work)), confirmed on 11 October 2026, so it is allowed to sponsor. Whether a particular role includes sponsorship is up to Microsoft Datacenter.

Can Microsoft Datacenter sponsor a work visa for non-EU citizens?

Microsoft Datacenter is on the IND register of recognised sponsors, so it is allowed to sponsor. As a recognised sponsor it can apply for a highly skilled migrant residence permit for an employee, provided the salary meets the IND threshold for that year and the role qualifies. Whether it does so for a specific vacancy is up to Microsoft Datacenter.

How many jobs does Microsoft Datacenter have open in the Netherlands?

18 at the moment, of which 17 are posted in English. Each job on this page links to the employer's own application page.