Whether you’re a first time home buyer or you’ve bought property previously, buying a house in The Netherlands poses its unique set of challenges. We’ve put this guide together to help you navigate through this very special purchase.
Life in The Netherlands, sweet and so lovely. Well, my dear millennials we’ve collected a list of indispensable apps you’ll need to operate efficiently and effectively here in your daily life.
Love is the universal force of the universe. The whole world is looking for love is also a statement easy to agree on. But… we also know that love is different and unique in each place of the world and the Netherlands is no exception. That is why you’ll see 7 things that you probably…
Insurance: you pay for it every month wondering why you pay so much, until disaster strikes. And then you’re thankful you have it!
If there is one food that the Netherlands and Amsterdam are famous for worldwide, it is their cheese. The Dutch have been making cheese since 800 B.C. and the Netherlands is one of the largest cheese exporters in the world. But this doesn’t sound very veganese, does it?
If you’re wondering what exactly the differences are between “Holland”, “The Netherlands”, and “Dutch” then you’ve come to the right place. A common misconception is that Holland is another name for the entire Netherlands, however, it is actually just a part of the entire country. To be fair, it can get a bit confusing and…
Many expats come to the Netherlands either because they’ve been hired by big corporate businesses, or because their partner works for one. And at some point, many of us get fed up with that lifestyle and decide to be our own bosses!
In a competitive housing market like the Netherlands, finding the right home is not easy. It is all the more difficult for those coming from abroad who may lack time and understanding of what to expect from their new home.
Dear diary, Today was another dynamic day at The Language Institute TaalTaal in Scheveningen.
Look, there’s no such thing as a tepid Christmas fair. At the very least, you can expect stalls and stalls’ worth of freshly-fried food – salty and sweet – a wealth of wooden toys, scented candles, leather goods, and other items showcasing the talent of local craftsmen.
