Netherlands Visa Application Tracking (2024)

FAQs

How do I track my visa application in the Netherlands? ›

Go to the TLScontact website. Select the visa application centre where you submitted your application. Long in by using your email address and password to view the status of your application.

Track an application

Check whether this service is available at the Visa Application Centre you are visiting. You can also track your visa application status online. Use the Reference Number present on the invoice/receipt issued by the Visa Application Centre along with your date of birth to access this service.

Track an application

Check whether this service is available at the Visa Application Centre you are visiting. You can also track your visa application status online. Use the Reference Number present on the invoice/receipt issued by the Visa Application Centre along with your date of birth to access this service.

If you have applied for a Schengen Visa via one of their application centers, you can track your application via their website (gvcworld.eu/page/our-services) and online tracking tool. You will need to input an application ID and your date of birth to obtain this information.

Visit the online visa portal of the country where you have applied for the visa. Choose the option that allows you to check the status of your visa application from the website. Type in your passport number and date of birth or the acknowledgement number that was given to you after you submitted your visa application.

If you have applied for a Student Visa, you will get a letter or email to let you know that a decision has been made on your application. You will need to bring this with you when attending an international check-in appointment. Below are examples of a physical visa decision letter and a visa decision email.

Over 2,78,000 Netherland Schengen Tourist visas were applied last year with a rejection rate of 12% . Mostly due to poor or unsatisfactory documentation and lack of proof of funds.

In fact, the Netherlands has a 99% acceptance rate for student visas. In 2017, the New Delhi Consulate had the highest visa rejection rate in the country, at 11.80%, for a total of 26,972 applications received, while the Bangalore Consulate had the lowest, at 3.60%, for a total of 11,333 applications received.

If you are planning to work or study in the Netherlands for fewer than 90 days, then you will need additional documents to obtain your visa. These include an employment contract, a current bank statement, a no-objection letter from your Indian employer, and an income tax return.

Is there an interview for a Netherlands visa? ›

Anyone in the Netherlands with an Indian passport must apply for a visa. Booking a visa appointment in the Netherlands is the first step towards getting a Schengen visa. At the visa interview, a visa officer will ask for your travel papers as well as the application form, which you must present for examination.

You can check the visa stamping status online by visiting the official website of the visa issuing authority of the country you wish to travel to. You can check the status by using your passport number or else you can even use your application or reference number.

You can also track your visa application status online. Use the Reference Number present on the invoice/receipt issued by the Joint Visa Application Centre along with your last name to access this service. You can get your processed passport and documents delivered to your doorstep with our optional Courier service.

You can Fast Track your visa if you are traveling to most any country in the world. To enroll in CIBTvisas's Fast Track My Visa service, simply select the service when you are ordering your visa online. Additional consular and CIBTvisas rush or emergency service fees may apply.

VEVO allows visa holders to check their visa details and conditions online. To access VEVO, a visa holder will need their Visa Grant Number or Transaction Reference Number, and their passport or ImmiCard information.

The visa reference number is a unique number that is generated along with your visa application form. It is important to keep track of this number as it is used to identify your application during the processing stage.

The normal processing time for a visa application is 15 days. This period may be extended to up to 45 days if a more detailed examination of the application and/or additional documents are required.