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Welcome to Ruth's Corner, a monthly column curated by our helpdesk professional Ruth to share with you her experience and expertise! This month it's all about getting involved and contributing to Leiden's well-being.
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International Women’s Day is approaching fast- a good time to remember and celebrate important women of Leiden who helped create the reality we live in today. So, let’s dive into the stories of five incredible women that shaped Leiden's history
In 2026 the Netherlands will see two significant changes in everyday life. Both public transport and digital payments are undergoing major modernisation.
As winter is slowly coming to an end, many things start shifting across the Netherlands. The grey skies are slowly fading, café chairs reappear along the canals, and people fill the parks trying to catch the first rays of sunshine.
The Dutch American Friendship Treaty (DAFT) provides a framework for US citizens to establish a business and reside in the Netherlands as self-employed entrepreneurs. The treaty dates back to 1956 and establishes favourable conditions for US entrepreneurs
Read more about Why the DAFT Permit Is One of the Smartest Moves for U.S. Entrepreneurs in Europe
From 1 March onwards, it is possible to submit your Dutch income tax return. By preparing a few key documents in advance, you can make the filing process significantly easier and avoid unnecessary stress as the deadline approaches.
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As the days slowly grow longer and the first signs of spring appear, there’s one activity many Dutch people look forward to: visiting the market.
The tulip gardens at Keukenhof are undoubtedly one of the most popular - and most unique - sights in the Netherlands, attracting hundreds of thousands of visitors from all over the world every year. Here’s everything you need to know about visiting Keuken
Read more about Keukenhof: A complete guide to visiting the tulip gardens of Holland
For many people living in the Netherlands, saving money feels natural. That is not a coincidence. After the Second World War, Dutch households were strongly encouraged to save.
Read more about Saving or Investing: What Really Happens to Your Purchasing Power?
