- Voluntary Return
- Migration and Development
- Start new project Connecting Diaspora for Development (CD4D2)
- Connecting Diaspora for Development (CD4D)
- Diaspora Engagement Promotion Video
- ED4D Pitch Event
- Call for Business Ideas
- ED4D: Entrepreneurship by Diaspora for Development
- Involving Diaspora for Development Iraq
- CD4D in Afghanistan - Documentary
- Work In Progress! (WiP)
- Diaspora Mapping Exercise
- Coming to the Netherlands
- Migrant Inclusion
- About IOM
- Careers
- Publications
- Annual Report IOM the Netherlands 2019
- World Migration Report 2020
- Annual Report IOM the Netherlands 2018 in Seven Key Topics
- Iraqi Migrants in The Netherlands
- Ethiopian, Nigerian and Somali Migrants in The Netherlands
- Returning with a Health Condition
- Skills2Work Guidelines
- WORLD MIGRATION REPORT 2018
- Diaspora in Action Conference Report
- Challenges in the Reintegration of Return Migrants with Chronic Medical Conditions
- Family Matters
- Annual Report IOM NL 2017
- Previously Published Annual Reports
- Back and Beyond
- Succes Stories "From Skills2Work"
- Eighteen Stories from Around the World
- Seventeen Return Stories
- Migrant Stories - Migration & Development
- Research Reports
- "This is My Story" Giving Voice to Returnees
- IOM International Online Bookstore
- Previously published essays
- Statistics
- Data Protection
- News
- Netherlands and IOM Launch Global Migration Initiative to Protect People on the Move
- EU-IOM Knowledge Management Hub launches new Sustainable Reintegration Knowledge Papers Series
- IOM's COVID-19 (Coronavirus) Situation Reports
- Diaspora Making the Difference
- Dossier Diaspora Inclusion - A Colourful Conclusion
- International Women’s Day: Launch of Online Training Module on Gender Equality and Migration
- Connecting Diaspora for Development: A Dialogue on Diaspora Engagement
- The Broker, Partos and IOM Put the Spotlight on Diaspora
- IOM Calls for End to Pushbacks and Violence Against Migrants at EU External Borders
- Includ-EU Webinar: Participation and Social Inclusion of Migrants
- Return and Reintegration Platform Marking Its First Anniversary
- Diaspora Unlocked - Knowledge Transfers & Entrepreneurship
- 18 December International Migrants Day: Reimagining Human Mobility
- AVRR affected by COVID-19 (Corona Virus) measures
- Another Child Reunited with Relatives
- Family Reunification also affected by COVID-19 (Corona Virus) measures
- Putting the Diaspora in the Spotlight
- Toolkit for Voluntary Return with Children
- Showcasing African Talent for Dutch Companies at NABC Digital Africa Business Days
- Rwanda initiates Diaspora Engagement Projects : Call for Professionals
- Coronavirus Could Push More People to Move out of Necessity
- Kick-off Family Reunification Campaign UNHCR and Ben & Jerry’s
- IOM and the Africa Union Commission Launch first Africa Migration Report
- Family Reunifications to the Netherlands Resume
- MATCH webinar: Dutch Companies share Experiences with African Talent
- Africa Week 2020
- Ugandan Ambassador and Head of Chancery Visit IOM The Hague
- MATCH: African Talent and Diversity in the Workplace
- IOM and UNHCR call for a truly common and principled approach to European migration and asylum policies
- More Solidarity from European States Needed to Address the Situation in Lesvos, Greece
- ICS, UNHCR and IOM call on States to end humanitarian crisis onboard ship in the Mediterranean
- Continuation Voluntary Return (REAN) programme
- Resettlement of Refugees is Resumed
- Get Involved in the Development of Nigeria
- Conference LGBTI Community on Inclusion Newcomers
- IOM, Netherlands’ Deltares Issue Report, Webtool In Face of Iraq’s Looming Water Crisis
- Return in times of COVID19
- CD4D Project Starts with Physical Assignments in Somaliland
- Addressing Domestic Violence During COVID-19 Measures
- World Environment Day 5 June: Setting Up a Solar Power Business in Ghana
- The COVID-19 Pandemic Is An Opportunity To Reimagine Human Mobility
- Restyling Connecting Diaspora Website
- IOM Releases Guidance for Employers and Businesses on Protection of Migrant Workers During the COVID-19 Crisis
- IOM Niger Arranges Quarantine Reception for Returning Migrants
- Covid19 Measures Extended until 20th of May
- WEBINAR: Hiring Skilled Talent from Nigeria and Senegal
- Multi-Lingual Information Sheets on COVID-19 (Coronavirus)
- IOM Responds to Covid-19
- Reduced Activity IOM at Schiphol Airport
- IOM, UNHCR announce temporary suspension of resettlement travel for refugees
- Lebanon and the Netherlands Explore Promising Practices on Protection of Victims of Trafficking
- "Social Cohesion" at New Years Reception 2020
- Start new project Connecting Diaspora for Development (CD4D2)
- First CD4D2 Task Force Meeting
- 3035 people decided to return with our assistance in 2019
- “Stranger in Paradise” Shown on International Migrants Day
- National Event PROTECT: Addressing SGBV in Migrant Communities
- Kick-Off CD4D 2 at IOM The Hague
- IOM Involves Nigerian Diaspora in Diaspora Engagement
- Migrants from Moldova Can Receive Return Assistance Again
- Global Migration Film Festival is Coming to the Netherlands
- No One Has the Right to Hurt You
- Movie&Debate Event: “Stranger in Paradise” on International Migrants Day, 18 December
- Strengthening Support to SGBV Victims
- UN to Launch Biggest-Ever Global Conversation on the World's Future to Mark its 75th Anniversary in 2020
- "Migration is Inevitable, Necessary and Desirable" - Exhibition in BABEL, Den Bosch
- Many Visitors Open Day Asylum Seekers’ Centres
- Participants ED4D Project receive Entrepreneurial Training
- IOM Exhibition shown to Government Partners
- World Day Against Trafficking in Persons
- Return and Reintegration: IOM Releases 2018 Highlights
- Selection ED4D Participants
- One Child Every Day: Lack of Data Leaves Most Vulnerable Group At Risk - UN Migration Report
- Consular Round Table held in Brussels
- IOM laments Disappearance of Venezuelans in the Caribbean
- Conclusion Safe!: Identification and Perspective for Victims of Trafficking
- Connecting Diaspora to the Development of Iraq
- IOM Director-General Extends Condolences after Plane Crash Claims IOM and UN Staff
- "Migration is inevitable, necessary and desirable" - special exhibition at Centre Céramique in Maastricht
- Entrepreneurs for Development in Ghana - ED4D Kick-Off Event
- New website IOM the Netherlands
- Entrepreneurs for Development in Ethiopia - ED4D Kick-Off Event
- ‘A Walk on the Tightrope ': the asylum procedure from the inside
- IOM Introduces Digital Platform to Engage Diaspora Members in Development
- IOM: Most Victims Trafficked Internationally Cross Official Border Points
- IOM’s Migration Challenges Highlighted at New Year’s Reception
- IOM International News Room
- Frequently Asked Questions
- In what Language Can I Speak with IOM?
- How Long Does it Take to Prepare My Departure?
- What Documents Do I Have to Bring to the Appointment with IOM?
- I Want to Go to a Country that is Not My Home Country, Is this Possible?
- I come from Syria, Libya or Yemen, Can IOM Help Me to Return to My Home Country
- I Have Health Needs. Can IOM Assist Me in My Country of Origin After Return?
- I Am Here Without My Parents, I Am Younger Than 18 Years and I Wish to Return to My Family in My Country of Origin, Can IOM Assist?
- Can I Change My Mind about My Departure?
- I Still Have Some Outstanding Fines in the Netherlands. Does this Have Consequences For My Return?
- How Much Luggage May I Bring and What Is the Weight Limit?
- If I Have a Dutch Residence Permission or Passport, What Happens When I Return With IOM Assistance?
- Can I Ever Come Back to the Netherlands or Europe After Departure With IOM?
- Do I Get a Deportation Stamp in My Passport upon Departure With IOM?
- How Long Does it Take before I Can Use My Reintegration Grant after Return?
- 1. What is MATCH?
- 2. Which Organizations Implement the MATCH Project?
- 3. What is the Goal of the MATCH Project?
- 4. What Are the Focus Sectors of the Project?
- 5 What are the benefits for Dutch companies to join the MATCH project?
- 6. What Are the Costs and the Obligations for Companies?
- 8. What Are the Expected Candidate Caseloads?
- 9. Are There Any Specific Criteria for Candidates?
- 10. How Does the Recruitment Process in Senegal and Nigeria Work?
- 11. What Talent Profiles Can We Expect from Senegal and Nigeria?
- 12. Does the MATCH Project Offer Standardized Contracts? How Do You Ensure that Candidates Are Recruited and Treated in Fair Conditions?
- 13. How Do You Ensure that Candidates Have Access to the Infrastructure Needed for Remote Working?
- 14. How Can Job Seekers in Nigeria and Senegal Apply to Participate as Candidates in the MATCH Project?
- 15. How Can a Dutch Company Submit their Requests for Talent?
- 16 .How Is the Visa Process Organized, and to Which Extent Are Companies Involved in this?
- 17. What is the Selection Process for Talent Management Companies and Recruitment Agencies to Contribute to the Project’s Pool of Senegalese and Nigerian Talent?
- 18. What Are Some of the Measures Taken by the MATCH Project in Response to COVID-19?
- 7. Is the Objective to Roll Out the MATCH Project to Other Countries (as Both Source and Destination Countries)?
- Why can the actual costs differ from the cost estimate?
- Can we use IOM assistance if we book our own tickets?
- Can a young child travel with IOM assistance?
- Can IOM arrange exit visas?
- Can IOM provide funding?
- MigApp
- Great Stories
- Host Organizations Realize the Benefits of Diaspora Experts
- My Trainees Are Now Taking Investment Promotion Very Seriously
- Partnership of Amsterdam citizens with and without papers
- Back home to Colombia
- Saliha
- Innovating Anatomy Teaching in Afghanistan
- Returning to my Alma Mater
- SHARING MY KNOWLEDGE TO BENEFIT IRAQ
- Improving the Education of Pharmacy Students in Erbil
- Happy Child, Happy Society
- The Story of Emebet
- The Story of Rewda
- Shorthand Migrant Stories
- It Is My Personal Drive to Empower Others Who Have Potential
- I Am Proud that I Am Working; I See Myself Progressing Every Day.
- The Story of Altanchimeg
- The Story of Fabiola
- The Story of Augustine
- The Story of Peshang
- The Story of Amedy
- The Story of Seny
- From the Netherlands to Afghanistan
- From Brain Drain to Brain Gain to Brain Circulation
- Catering to the Needs of the Biotechnology Industry
- Paving the Road to Success
- How One Ethiopian Entrepreneur Jumps Barriers and Builds Bridges Wherever She Goes
- A Fishy Business in Somaliland
- Forever Connecting People
- Girls' Education Matters: The Power of Diaspora
- CD4D Makes Lion Mountain Roar Louder
- Change Begins with Choice
- Trickling Knowledge
- Knowledge Transfer from Highly-Skilled Somali Diaspora
- Just The Beginning...
- Harmonizing Three Legal Systems
- Reviving Ancient Water Irrigation Systems
- My Family Sold Everything so I Could Travel to Europe
- They Threw My Wheelchair into the Water
- You Will Succeed, but it Takes Time and Energy
- 404: Page not found
- Forms
- Information Materials
- IOM Can Help YOU
- Protect
- Protect Training Materials
- Stappenplan Vrijwillige Terugkeer Alleenstaande Minderjarigen (AMVs)
- Assisted Voluntary Return and Reintegration
- Information for ex-Unaccompanied Minors (UAM)
- Information Sheet Includ-EU
- CD4D2 Information Flyer
- Info Sheet LHD/Resettlement
- IOM the Netherlands Information Sheet
- Family Reunification
- IOM Launches Policy Framework for Assisted Voluntary Return and Reintegration
- IOM Travelguide
- IOM Responds to Covid-19
- Return and Reintegration Platform
- Newsletter IOM the Netherlands May 2021
