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Looking for the ultimate Welcome to the Netherlands? Look no further! In March of 2022 The Hague International Centre will...

With the Coronavirus pandemic stretching into 2022, and the emergence of the Omicron variant, it has never been more important...

The Netherlands has a very high rate of recycling its waste, and various municipalities put great efforts towards making sure...

On January 10, 2022, Mark Rutte was sworn is as Dutch Prime Minister for a fourth time. The new coalition...

On Friday evening, Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte and Minister for Health Ernst Kuipers took to the stage to announce...

ECF is one of the largest international career fairs in the USA, focused on connecting students to academic and work opportunities in Europe. Employers can reach highly talented graduates from top American universities through ECF.

The Immigration and Naturalisation Service (IND) published new salary thresholds for 2022.

The new year often also signify changes in policies and legislation in the Netherlands. Here is a list of important changes that may affect expats and internationals.

The law differs from country to country with respect to your rights and duties as a parent. Here are some legal matters to keep in mind as a parent in the Netherlands.

It is likely that home energy bills will be rising in the next year thanks to a combination of changing government energy policies and a global rise in wholesale gas prices. From 1 July of this year the ‘variable’ rates that many people pay have been raised by 25 percent.

Whether you’re leaving the Netherlands for a short period, or moving away permanently, it’s good to know your rights and responsibilities.

An agreement to implement the International Talent Programme, aimed at supporting companies in attracting and retaining international talent was signed on 3 November.