Using a VPN in Netherlands
An expat can use a VPN in the Netherlands to connect to their home country. They can stream entertainment, cultural and sports events in their native language.
Continue reading →An expat can use a VPN in the Netherlands to connect to their home country. They can stream entertainment, cultural and sports events in their native language.
Continue reading →Here’s a list of multi-national corporations, international organizations, universities and schools that employ large numbers of English-speakers in Netherlands
Continue reading →An expat wanting to bring a car to Netherlands from outside the European Union must go through 2-step process of ‘importing’ and ‘registering’ the vehicle before it can be driven.
Continue reading →Here is a brief overview of Dutch pharmacies (apotheeken), chemists (apothekers) and prescriptions (recepten) for expats in the Netherlands. The Netherlands is similar to other countries in the way drugs … Continue reading →
Car leasing in Netherlands is an option for expats who want the flexibility a car offers, but don’t want to bring one with them or buy a car in Holland.
Continue reading →For expats in Netherlands, brief overview of the role of Dutch lawyer (advocaten) vs civil law notary (notaris), how Dutch judicial system (rechtspraak) works.
Continue reading →Dog-loving expats should be aware some Dutch cities levy a dog tax (hondenbelasting). These are the 10 cities in Netherlands with highest dog tax.
Continue reading →Expat planning a move to Amsterdam? Here you can find information about each of the city’s residential districts, demographics, green areas, modes of transportation, notable landmarks and more… Amsterdam is … Continue reading →
Dutch language incorporates many words from English. English speakers trying to learn Dutch can be frustrated recognizing a word, but it has different meaning.
Continue reading →Amsterdam tourists may be familiar with a few of the city’s top attractions, but residents are likely to know all ten attractions on the list below.
Continue reading →Here are Dutch moving companies (verhuizers), relocation services, storage facilities and packing supplies stores in Amsterdam, The Hague, Rotterdam, Utrecht…
Continue reading →Listed below are music concerts, comedy performances, theater shows and film events in Amsterdam, Rotterdam, The Hague, Utrecht and elsewhere in Netherlands.
Continue reading →Expats new to the Netherlands may be surprised to learn that credit cards are not the common form of payment they are in other countries, such as United States.
Continue reading →It is an employer’s responsibility in the Netherlands to ensure its employees are correctly covered for social security (sociale zekerheids) benefits. The employer pays the majority of contributions (which include … Continue reading →
Expats in Netherlands looking to set up home internet, TV, phone or electricity services can find service providers for Amsterdam, Hague and other cities here.
Continue reading →Expats in Holland may be surprised how affordable a day or weekend excursion to a Christmas market in Belgium, Germany, France or England can be when traveling by international rail…
Continue reading →Newly arrived expats who plan on driving in the Netherlands need to be familiar with Dutch road traffic rules: speed limits, accidents, road signs, kids in cars
Continue reading →It is mandatory cars in Netherlands carry third party liability auto insurance (‘WA’). Extra vehicle insurance for fire, theft, vandalism damage is optional.
Continue reading →Moving house can be stressful. This list of essential “to-do” items for moving within the Netherlands will keep things organized and help lessen the burden.
Continue reading →Before departing the Netherlands, there are important matters that require attention – municipal de-registration, return residency card, end service contracts,
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