Some fun facts about The Netherlands and Dutch people that may surprise you!
Whether, you've recently arrived, you’re new or about to move to the Netherlands, set Sunday 3 November in your agenda for Expatica’s annual ‘I am not a tourist’ Fair.
The Netherlands is a small but well-formed country with a limited internal market. Consequently the Dutch look across their borders with German-made, high-power binoculars for additional markets to do business with.
Why bother with an agency when moving to the Netherlands? If you're renting for the first time, then go with an agency - there is less chance of falling down a big, black, expensive hole.
Why follow us on Facebook? We wont just bother you with apartment rentals, we will update you with Expat events, Dutch culture facts and funny stories. So why not?
Comprehensive general information package containing useful tips for living in The Netherlands.
Coffee in hand, I wobble my way on the company bike to the Jordaan to view a charming apartment in the Willemstraat. The brakes don't really work as the bike has not been maintained for at least three years and many essential bits - like brakes - have rusted solid. Viewing goes well. French client likes.
Whether you're a serial expat or are living abroad for the first time, make the most of your time in Amsterdam! Wondering how to get started?
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Do you want to know more about living in Amsterdam? Have a read through our Amsterdam facts and figures and find out more about living in this vibrant city!
Parking in Amsterdam? Check out our comprehensive guide to parking in the city.
Together Abroad offers international companies a new strategy for recruiting multilingual staff in the Netherlands.
When you move overseas with your children, choosing a location becomes a delicate matter. We have created a comprehensive overview of family-friendly cities and neighborhoods.
In order to park on the majority of streets in Rotterdam, you will either have to pay an hourly fee or be a resident in possession of a parking permit
New to Amsterdam and wondering where to live? There are a multitude of areas to consider, each with its own charm and atmosphere, local highlights and hotspots.
Moving to Amsterdam with kids and considering school options? Many families from abroad opt to send their kids to an international school, particularly expats coming to the country for a limited time.
Moving to Amsterdam and expecting to stay for longer than four months? Check out our guide on how to register and adhere to the city's legal guidelines.
