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• The Best Ice Skating Rinks in the Netherlands

  Our top 7 Dutch ice skating rinks In no particular order, these are our picks for the top seven ice skating rinks in the Netherlands.  Ice skating in Amsterdam Looking for somewhere to don your skates and take to the ice in the Dutch capital? Well, there are plenty of options! Jaap Eden Ijsba...

• Prinsjesdag: What Does It Mean for Taxpayers?

  What is Prinsjesdag / Budget Day? Prinsjesdag (Prince’s 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...

• 9 Tips To Help You Learn Dutch

  Now that we have convinced you to take on the challenge of learning Dutch for 2024, the question left is: how? Of course, like every skill, practice makes perfect! There is no better way of integrating in a culture and in the community except by using Dutch in your daily life, but we all know how...

• Starting to Learn Dutch: Real Stories from New Learners

  “Internationals don’t want to learn Dutch!” 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...

• Freelancing frustrations: The hurdles ZZP’ers face in Holland

  Freelancing is no longer a smooth way to make your money in the Netherlands. New requirements, fewer benefits and a raft of other regulations aim to reduce the popularity of self employment, affecting the working lives of well over one million people. Freelancers are a group that is far more dive...

• Dutch New Year's Day Traditions

  Celebrating the start of a new year can be exciting, and it can also give you the chance to start afresh with new resolutions and goals for the upcoming year. If this is your first time experiencing New Year's Eve, and New Year's Day, in the Netherlands then you might be curious as to how the Dut...

• Top 10 Things To Do in the Leiden Region

  The Leiden region's rich history means that there are many opportunities to explore museums, water sports, and more....

• Our Top Picks for Helpful Apps to Use in the Netherlands

  Smart devices are practically useless if we don’t make the most of them. Luckily, here in the Netherlands, whether you’re dealing with an official process with the municipality, or just shopping around for pillows, an app probably exists to guide you on your journey. DigiD Starting with the mos...

• The Netherlands Scores the World’s Highest Quality of Life

  According to Numbeo, a large online database, the Netherlands scores the highest when it comes to Quality of Life with an index of 196.7, placing just above Denmark (194.7) and Switzerland (193.6). The Quality of Life Index is an estimation of the general quality of life in a country, taking int...

• Popular Dutch Foods

  One of the best ways to learn more about a new country and culture is to get to know their traditional and popular foods. The Netherlands is known for its wide variety of fried foods, but it also has a range of other popular snacks and meals that provide a fun insight into daily life here. Many o...

• How to Open a Bank Account

  Opening up a Dutch bank account can make many areas of your daily life run more smoothly....

• Online Payment Methods

  The most popular applications for online transactions...

• Costs of Living

  Moving across countries can be expensive, but what about the costs of daily life after you have settled into your new home?...

• Relocating to the Netherlands from Germany

  Among the EU member countries, you have many options on where you can work as a German citizen. From an international environment to a fun and colourful culture, the Netherlands has much to offer people coming from other EU countries who want to relocate for work. If you are considering relocatin...

• RNI

  If you are staying less than 4 months but need to arrange any affairs with Dutch government agencies, you will need a Citizen Service Number (BSN). This can be obtained by registering as a non-citizen (RNI)....

• BSN Appointments & Registration

  Learn about the BSN, and how to register for it through Leiden International Centre...

• Starting Your Business

  The Leiden region is flourishing, which makes it the perfect place to start your own business....

• 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...

• Expanding or going it alone? How to set up a business in the Netherlands

  For a small country, the Netherlands packs a lot of punch. The country is considered one of the best connected in the world, thanks to its ports and transportation hubs – as well as its high speed internet. The country is currently sixth in the World Economic Forum’s ranking of the most competiti...

• Daily Shopping

  Learning about where you can buy your daily essentials can be an important part of settling in and feeling at home....

• Highly Skilled Migrants May Temporarily Work Without Residence Document

  In a business newsletter released by the Dutch Immigration Authority (IND) on the 1st August 2022, they have announced that a new temporary leniency has been implemented for highly skilled migrants who are not required to possess a provisional residence permit (MVV). If you do not require an MVV,...

• Interview with an international: Aizhan

  Expat Centre Leiden is often the first point of contact for internationals moving to the region, but we also offer support throughout their time living here. We spoke to Aizhan, an expat who moved here days before the covid-19 lockdown of March 2020, to find out how Expat Centre Leiden has helped...

• Students

  Are you a student in Leiden? Discover how to build your career in the Netherlands...

• Returning to the Netherlands

  There are a number of internationals that may choose to leave the Netherlands (for example, after they graduate), but eventually find themselves wanting to return. Although these returning internationals usually already have some experience with what living here in the Netherlands is like in term...