Due to significant changes in the Dutch Civic Integration Act over the past years, the legislation on integration has become difficult to follow and understand. A new labour market module has been added to the exam, the changes in the methods used to take the exam and recent juridisprudence. This article provides answers to the questions: Who needs to take the integration exam? Who should apply for a permanent residence permit? What is the content to the New exam 'Orientation to the Dutch Labour Market'? and more.
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