The only practical option I could think of to do this is to utilize the DAFT agreement between the Netherlands and the US – pretty much every European country has a self-employment visa/permit with lax requirements too though (usually they only require you have like 10-20K€ stored in a government bank account that you aren’t allowed to withdraw from).
An issue with this is that, on such visas, you have to have your own private insurance and can’t rely on the government’s welfare/social safety whatsoever, or else your visa won’t get renewed. Of course the healthcare will still be affordable unlike in the US, but it’s something to keep in mind.
sparkle@lemm.ee 5 weeks ago
The only practical option I could think of to do this is to utilize the DAFT agreement between the Netherlands and the US – pretty much every European country has a self-employment visa/permit with lax requirements too though (usually they only require you have like 10-20K€ stored in a government bank account that you aren’t allowed to withdraw from).
An issue with this is that, on such visas, you have to have your own private insurance and can’t rely on the government’s welfare/social safety whatsoever, or else your visa won’t get renewed. Of course the healthcare will still be affordable unlike in the US, but it’s something to keep in mind.