Yes, but you are required to have a working permit, since the US is not part of the European Union. Let me quote the Employee Insurance Schemes Implementing Body:
Are you a citizen of a country outside the EU, EEA or Switzerland? Then you can legally work in the Netherlands if:
you have a valid residency permit stating that you can legally work in the Netherlands. If you do not have a residency permit, your employer in the Netherlands will have to apply for a work permit for you. Once you have a work permit, you are allowed to work in the Netherlands.
Your employer does not need to apply for a work permit for you, if in the past 5 years (4 years in case you are a Turkish citizen), you have worked in another member state of the EU or EEA or in Switzerland by virtue of a residency permit, and if you have subsequently worked in the Netherlands for one uninterrupted year (however not necessarily for one employer) by virtue of a work permit.
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Yes you need one.
i need the visa for work in any country
Yes, you'd need a visa.
To get a work visa you will need a work permit. When you get the work visa it will act as your entry visa to the country. So you will not need a separate visit visa.
Anyone who does not live in a Schengen country, so also Malaysian citizens, needs to apply for a visa to come to the Netherlands.
Yes, ALL foreigners need a valid work visa to work in the US.
Yes you need a visa and alot of paper work
No, just an acceptable proof of identification
not legally, you need a work visa
No US citizen does. No legal resident does. Only non-resident aliens on student visa, tourist visa, or visitor visa need work permits.
If you get the UK work visa then the work permit is not given to US so you need a work permit for US.
St Maarten/St Martin is part of the Netherlands Antilles, not a US territory. So, yes you will need a passport and obtain a visa while you stay there.
A work visa, a place to stay and a job.