Write a reply to this email: "Dear NAME_1,

I contacted the president of the Dutch Society of Clinical Pharmacy: NAME_2.

At that moment he was on vacation in the U.K.

However, the first thing he really stressed was that, if you want to be officially registered as a pharmacist in the Netherlands, you should have reached level B1 in the Dutch language. That seems to be a hard condition. He promised me to call me after his trip to give me some more information.

 

Other pharmacists came with the similar advises:  he should look for a job in pharmaceutical industry in the NL or for a job at a Dutch university (English required) and simultaneously follow a course in Dutch language (I can play a role there). After passing the B1 examination, there should be enough possibilities to enter hospital pharmacy.

 

But perhaps you considered this route already. Another possibility is to get the B1-level in Italy and move to NL the day after….

 

Let’s keep in contact.

The next time you are here, I would be glad to meet you here in Amsterdam together with your friend NAME_3."