Since COVID-19，the Netherlands has adopted relatively strict prevention and control measures to reduce the movement of people. At the end of March 2022，the Dutch government announced the lifting of all restrictions to guide the return of social life to normal. Has the virus infection and related prevention and control affected immigration situation in the past three years？Is the relationship between immigration，policy and local society being adjusted？What will the future hold？This report examines the answers to these questions in the context of Dutch immigration history and policy changes. The current situation of immigration under the epidemic is a continuation and overlay of the historical characteristics of Dutch immigration. Due to the restrictions of epidemic prevention and control，the total number of immigrants has fluctuated briefly，but its main development direction and characteristics have not changed fundamentally. Post-pandemic migration will be strongly influenced by the current international situation and the need for economic recovery in the Netherlands.