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We know. The rain is an absolute pain. From wet clothes to wet bike seats and wet hair, it is no one's ideal kind of weather. However, there are a few things that you can do to minimise its impact and at least stay a little dry this season.
As a resident of the Netherlands, you have the option to change your health insurance plan once a year during the “switching season.” What kind of insurance plan best suits you depends on your personal situation, budget and preferences.
Read more about Switching Health Insurance: How Does It Work?
Discover how the Dutch shaped global language, from "Sinterklaas" inspiring "Santa Claus" to words like cookie and boss crossing borders. See how language transforms across cultures in this intriguing look at linguistic evolution.
Read more about Blossoming Vocabulary: Dutch Words in the Global Garden
Over the past four years, the Municipality of Leiden has given great focus to enhancing the experience of internationals in our city. Now, looking ahead to future improvements, we invite your valuable input.
Learn Some Handy Tips and Tricks on How to Make it through the Cold Winter Months.
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To me, there is nothing like browsing my local thrift shop or charity shop! The smell! The sights ! The bargains!
Estate planning is a key area of financial concern for internationals, especially those with ties to multiple countries. Dutch inheritance and gift tax laws can be complex, this article helps with that.
Relocating to the Netherlands comes with its challenges, and if you are bringing a pet, there are additional things to consider. In this article, we will walk you through the key steps to make the move as smooth as possible.
Read more about Moving Your Pets to the Netherlands: What to Expect and How to Prepare
On the 11th of November it’s Sint-Maarten. This children’s holiday is celebrated in several parts of the Netherlands, Belgium, France and Germany. In the evening, children will go door to door with homemade lanterns.
