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Plan your Move
All you need to know about coming to the Leiden region...
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Starting to Learn Dutch: Real Stories from New Learners
âInternationals donât want to learn Dutch!â As an international living in the Netherlands, you might have heard this story a million times. As the country with the best non-native English speakers in the world, the ease with which conversations can switch to English often makes it harder for inte...
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Prinsjesdag: What Does It Mean for Taxpayers?
What is Prinsjesdag / Budget Day? Prinsjesdag (Princeâs Day, also known as Budget Day) is a special day in the Netherlands, occurring every year on the third Tuesday of September. On this day, the new parliamentary year begins, and the king delivers a speech from the throne in which the governme...
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The Netherlands is One of the Best Countries for Tech Companies
Tech enterprises of ambitions consider the Netherlands as one of the countries for tech in the world due to its importance as a âdigital gateway to Europe.â To measure greatness in numbers, the countryâs tech ecosystem was valued at âŹ232 billion in 2020, making it the third-largest in Europe. Mu...
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Tax Relief on Green Investments
It goes without saying that the main aim of investing is to make a healthy return. But you might want your money to make a positive impact on the world, too. To help you, the Dutch government is offering tax relief on green investments and savings accounts in 2026. However, this tax relief will b...
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Bank relationships may be weaker than you would like
Since the Twin Towers attack in 2001 much has changed in the banking sector, and the Netherlands is no exception. A significant consequence has been the intensified and worldwide government hunt for terrorism and its enablers. One of these enablers is money. In the Netherlands, the ââWet ter voor...
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Lost or Stolen Cards
All lost or stolen bank and credit cards should be reported to the police as soon as possible....
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Public Transportation
Tips on using public transportation in the Netherlands...
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What is the Dutch National Mortgage Guarantee (NHG)?
If youâre an international who is looking to settle down and get a mortgage in the Netherlands, youâve probably come across the term: Nationale Hypotheek Garantie (NHG). While you may not know what it means, trust us: itâs very important. Especially if you want to take the leap and buy a home w...
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Antecedents certificate: How important is it actually?
If you apply for a regular residence permit for the Netherlands, the Dutch government wants to verify whether you pose a danger to the public order and security in the Netherlands. To check this, it is mandatory to fill in an antecedents certificate with every application for a regular residence...
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Privileged Persons
Diplomatic officers and employees of international organisations receive a so-called MFA card or Privileged Person's identity card from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs....
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After your studies
There are many job opportunities for you in the Leiden region! Find out about them in this page....
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Orientation Year Permit
Do you want to work in the Netherlands after your studies? Apply for Zoekjaar!...
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Work in Leiden
Whether you're already working in Leiden or just starting your job search, here you'll find resources, tips, and opportunities to support your career at every stage....
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Saving or Investing: What Really Happens to Your Purchasing Power?
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. Government initiatives and youth savings schemes helped rebuild financial stability and laid the foundation for a cultur...
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How to Spot and Stop scams in the Netherlands
Worldwide, scam methods have improved and become more sophisticated over time. Whatâs worse is that scammers can contact you through many channels these days, from texts, calls, emails, and mail to social media channels. Therefore, wherever you are, itâs important to recognize some of the signs o...
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US Expat Tax Returns for Employers: All You Need to Know
How to deal with US expat tax returns? Living in and moving to the Netherlands presents numerous challenges for employers and expats alike. However, US expats in the Netherlands encounter an additional significant challenge: the obligation to file taxes in both the US and the Netherlands. Even a...
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How to Avoid Double Taxation as a US Expat
Navigating the tax landscape as an American expat in the Netherlands can be challenging, US citizens residing in the Netherlands, need to understand how to effectively manage both their US and Dutch tax obligations to avoid double taxation. Annual Tax Filing in the US and the Netherlands is Mand...
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Amend Your Employment Contracts To Comply With New Regulations
In our blog from earlier this year, we discussed in detail the Act implementation EU-directive on transparent and predictable working conditions (Wet implementatie EU-richtlijn transparante en voorspelbare arbeidsvoorwaarden) and the related obligations. In the meantime, this Act has been in forc...
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End of summer holidays and back to work
In our blog from earlier this year, we discussed in detail the Act implementation EU-directive on transparent and predictable working conditions (Wet implementatie EU-richtlijn transparante en voorspelbare arbeidsvoorwaarden) and the related obligations. In the meantime, this Act has been in forc...
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Work and residence permit regulations Ukrainian refugees
On 4 March 2022 the Temporary Protection Directive was adopted by the EU. The Directive will initially be valid for 1 year and can be extended with two 6-month periods. Exceptionally another 1-year extension can be granted. EU member states are currently working on the initial implementation. The...
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Municipal Elections in Zoeterwoude
The voting cards will be delivered no later than March 4, 2026....
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How The Dutch Bidding Process Works: What Expats Need to Know
For many expats, buying a home in the Netherlands can be both exciting and confusing. One aspect that often surprises international buyers is the Dutch bidding process. In many countries, the asking price is fixed or serves as the basis for negotiations. In the Netherlands, however, properties a...
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Relocating to the Netherlands With a DAFT Visa
The Dutch American Friendship Treaty (DAFT) has become one of the most popular pathways for Americans looking to relocate to the Netherlands. Compared to many other immigration routes, it offers a remarkably accessible option for entrepreneurs and self-employed professionals. With a relatively lo...