Can students from Vietnam use the Duolingo English Test for Netherlands?

DET acceptance depends on the Netherlands university, not your nationality. This page pairs Netherlands's requirements with practical notes for applicants from Vietnam.

Your corridor

🇳🇱 Duolingo English Test for Netherlands — from Vietnam

Dutch universities show broad DET acceptance for English-taught programs, including the University of Amsterdam, Groningen, and Tilburg.

What Netherlands asks for

Scores run on the 10–160 scale; competitive programs often want 115+, most public universities 100–115.

Admission is not the same as the visa

For English-taught Dutch programs, English proof ties to the university's admission decision. Confirm current Dutch student-visa/residence-permit rules for your nationality.

From Vietnam — the essentials

Credentials: MOET (Ministry of Education and Training) — certified English translation
Funding to search: Erasmus Mundus, Government scholarships

English (PTE/IELTS) for AU/UK/CA; JLPT N4/JFT for Japan, EPS-TOPIK for Korea, German for Germany. At about $70 the DET is taken online from Vietnam — no test-centre travel, and far cheaper than IELTS.

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AlmiDET is independent and not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to Duolingo. All practice material is original and never copied from the Duolingo English Test. Acceptance figures and score bands change — always confirm the current requirement on the official university or government page before you rely on it.