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Important as soon as you want to know whether and how your residence route is related to integration in the Netherlands.
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After arrival in the Netherlands
After arrival, attention often shifts to the municipality, integration and personal terms.
Important as soon as you want to know whether and how your residence route is related to integration in the Netherlands.
Open topicOfficial exam information
Use these resources if you want to know which tests exist, where you can find current conditions and exactly how exam names are used.
Provides an explanation of which exams and levels may become relevant within the trajectory.
Open topicOfficial basis to start with
These sources provide the most reliable starting point if you first want to understand which material and which exams belong to your trajectory.
The main source for explanations about routes, obligations, steps, exams and letters regarding integration.
Open topicWebsites that almost everyone needs
These are the most important official websites for almost every person integrating, regardless of whether you mainly have questions about rules, exams or planning.
Explains how the system works, what routes there are, what PVT and MAP mean and what steps you need to follow.
Open topicWhere route choice is officially explained
Use these sources if you want to read the formal explanation about route choice, broad intake and how the PIP is created.
Describes the three main routes and explains how the municipality works with you to choose a suitable route.
Open topicRoute-related obligations
In addition to exams, there are often fixed route components that you must understand and complete through the municipality or route counselor.
Useful to understand the connection between exams, participation and route obligations.
Open topicRead next
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What is the difference between A1, A2, B1 and B2?
A clear explanation of the best-known language levels and what they mean in practice for listening, reading, speaking and writing.
Open guideWhat are the best KNM learning resources and practice sites?
A practical answer to the question which learning resources and websites are most used for KNM and how you can turn them into a smart study mix.
Open guideWhere can you find official information about integration?
A direct guide to the correct official websites and counters for rules, routes, exams, letters and personal progress.
Open guideWhat is the B1 route for integration?
A simple explanation of the B1 route, who it is usually intended for and what this route means for language, participation and exams.
Open guideWhat is the KNM integration exam?
An overview of what KNM is, which topics frequently arise and how you can prepare this part smartly during your integration.
Open guideWhere can you practice for integration for free?
An overview of free websites, local help and accessible platforms that many people use for language and KNM.
Open guideWhich government websites are about your integration?
A clear overview of which government site you need for general explanations, exams, residence, municipal affairs and personal files.
Open guideWhat is the education route for integration?
Explanation of the education route, for whom it is usually suitable and how this route differs from the B1 route and Z route.
Open guideWhich language exams are part of the B1 route?
An overview page for people who want to understand which language components are often related to the B1 route and where you officially check this.
Open guideWhich learning resources are official or reliable for integration?
A clear explanation of the difference between official sources, popular practice sites and reliable counselors regarding integration.
Open guideWhat is the Z-route and who is it for?
A clear explanation of the Z-route, when this route is used and how its purpose differs from language or education routes.
Open guideWhat are PVT and MAP during integration?
A clear explanation of two mandatory components that often raise questions: Participation Declaration Process (PVT) and Labor Market and Participation Module (MAP).
Open guideWhat is the broad intake for integration?
An extensive explanation of the broad intake, which topics are discussed there and how this intake influences the route, guidance and next steps.
Open guideDo you have to take the exam in the Z-route?
A route-oriented explanation for people who want to know how obligations and possible exam components work within the Z-route.
Open guideWhat is a smart first checklist for your first months?
A clear guide that organizes the first months after arrival in a logical order: registration, care, digital matters, living, work, study and messages.
Open guideWhen do you need the IND or central government for integration?
A guide that explains when residence questions, naturalization and legislative context are more important than regular route explanations.
Open guideWhat is the Personal Integration and Participation Plan (PIP)?
A guide to the PIP: what it contains, why it is important and how this plan guides your lessons, route, participation and progress.
Open guideWhich integration exams are there?
A complete overview of the best-known integration exams and components, so that you can see more quickly which names correspond to your program.
Open guideQuick answers
Important questions that come up often
Use these short answers as your first orientation, then open the matching guide for more detail.
KNM is our active practice offer today, while the information pages already cover the wider integration landscape.