Are you planning to move to the Netherlands or are you starting a new job here? Welcome!
If you're feeling unprepared, don't worry. Whether it's about administrative checks, Dutch traditions, getting a place to settle in, we have curated several relevant tips for you to get you accustomed to your new surroundings.
If you are coming to live and work in the Netherlands, you will need to make sure you are well prepared. Allow us to give you a few tips to help you on your way.
If you are coming to live and work in the Netherlands, you might be wondering how to find a place to live and whether you’d be better off renting or buying. Your (new) employer in the Netherlands may be able to help you. Take a look at our tips.
When Florin asked if she would be willing to move to the Netherlands to be with him, Diana didn’t have to think very long. But how do you build a new life in a foreign country when your partner is busy with his work? Read the story of Diana, who gave up her old life to be with her boyfriend Florin.
Want to find out what living expenses to expect when moving to the Netherlands to live and work? And how much you are likely to spend on these expenses on a monthly basis? This article will give you a comprehensive rundown of the average living expenses in the Netherlands.
Most Dutch people prefer to get around by bicycle, either a regular bike or an e-bike. If they need to travel further afield, they can also go by tram, bus, car or train for instance. Read on to find out your options.
Planning on driving a car in the Netherlands? Depending on where you're from and in which car you will drive, you need to arrange a few things. Find out what.
Each country has its own legislation on liability, which explains why hardly anyone in the UK has liability insurance, but almost everyone in the Netherlands does. Read on to find out more about this type of insurance and why it’s a good idea for you too.
The Dutch have slightly different borrowing habits. Compared to people in other countries, many Dutch people have a relatively large mortgage debt, while they barely have any credit card debt. Read more about the Dutch and their borrowing habits.
If you are moving abroad, there are several things you need to take care of first. Find out what to bear in mind.
For expats who start looking for a job after emigrating to the Netherlands, we have put together information on what arrangements you will need to make when planning to come and work in the Netherlands.
Maintaining sustainable habits in a new country can be challenging. You don’t want to spend days on end creating your green routine when you’re still settling into your new Dutch lifestyle. That’s why we’re sharing our best tips to help you greenify your life in the Netherlands the easy way and do your bit to sustain a global green economy.
If you’re moving to the Netherlands temporarily for your studies or work, you won’t necessarily have to learn Dutch. This depends on factors like your nationality, and whether you yourself feel it’s necessary. Since most Dutch people switch to English as soon as you start talking to them, you won’t generally be encouraged to learn or speak Dutch. That might even make it tricky to learn Dutch when you do actually want to.
Want to find out what living expenses to expect when moving to the Netherlands to live and work? And how much you are likely to spend on these expenses on a monthly basis? This article will give you a comprehensive rundown of the average living expenses in the Netherlands.
Most Dutch people prefer to get around by bicycle, either a regular bike or an e-bike. If they need to travel further afield, they can also go by tram, bus, car or train for instance. Read on to find out your options.
Planning on driving a car in the Netherlands? Depending on where you're from and in which car you will drive, you need to arrange a few things. Find out what.
Each country has its own legislation on liability, which explains why hardly anyone in the UK has liability insurance, but almost everyone in the Netherlands does. Read on to find out more about this type of insurance and why it’s a good idea for you too.
The Dutch have slightly different borrowing habits. Compared to people in other countries, many Dutch people have a relatively large mortgage debt, while they barely have any credit card debt. Read more about the Dutch and their borrowing habits.
If you are moving abroad, there are several things you need to take care of first. Find out what to bear in mind.
For expats who start looking for a job after emigrating to the Netherlands, we have put together information on what arrangements you will need to make when planning to come and work in the Netherlands.
Maintaining sustainable habits in a new country can be challenging. You don’t want to spend days on end creating your green routine when you’re still settling into your new Dutch lifestyle. That’s why we’re sharing our best tips to help you greenify your life in the Netherlands the easy way and do your bit to sustain a global green economy.
If you’re moving to the Netherlands temporarily for your studies or work, you won’t necessarily have to learn Dutch. This depends on factors like your nationality, and whether you yourself feel it’s necessary. Since most Dutch people switch to English as soon as you start talking to them, you won’t generally be encouraged to learn or speak Dutch. That might even make it tricky to learn Dutch when you do actually want to.
