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Expat Guide the Netherlands

The Expat Guide Netherlands is created especially for expatriates who are relocating to Holland and works pretty easy, use navigation above to explore our expat guide. We hope you can use our guide as a guideline to help your moving to the Netherlands easier and more enjoyable. The guide is a work in progress and is updated daily. If you are interested in advertising on our guide, please use contact us. Thanks so much and enjoy moving to the Netherlands.

Some questions answered

Is speaking Dutch a necessity in The Netherlands? The answer is no. Almost all the dutch speak English and will not be offended when approached in English.
How stable are the House prices? House prices dropped 15-20% the last 5 years.
The Dutch Happy? Dutch children rated the happiest in Europe and North America
Internationals gave the quality of life in Amsterdam an average score of 8 out of 10

Moving to Amsterdam

Expats moving to Amsterdam will find everything within reach, culture, fun, sports, star restaurants, two universities and very impressive architecture. Everything in reach with your bike, public transport or when it's raining by taxi. The local Amsterdammer is direct, funny and speaks fluent English. Amsterdam once again ranks among the top 10 hottest European destinations to visit in 2013. Learn about all topics regarding your move to Amsterdam by using green navigation links above.

Moving to The Hague

Expats moving to The Hague will live in a city which houses 150 international organisations. The Hague is known for seating of the Dutch government and parliament, the Supreme Court, and the Council of State, the International Court of Justice and the International Criminal Court, which makes The Hague one of the major cities hosting the United Nations, along with New York, Vienna and Geneva. The Hague offers great beaches, culture, shopping and amazing nightlife.

Moving to Rotterdam

Expats moving to Rotterdam will live in a city with great history, architecture, culture and night life. Be sure to visit a game of Feyenoord to experience the real "Rotterdam" feeling. Rotterdam is located in the province of South Holland with a population of around 600.000. The city has grown into a major international commercial centre and one of the largest ports in the world. Locals are known as hard workers and loyal.

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Guide Updated 15/5/2013