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• 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...

• 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...

• Exploring Leiden: Where to Find Literature in English

  Struggling to find books in English or having the feeling that your Dutch level is not there yet to indulge in all the genres? Get ready to embark on a literary journey in Leiden as this article reveals several bookshops in the area that sell English literature. From old poetry to contemporary li...

• 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...

• 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....

• Dutch Voluntary Private Pension Makes More Sense Than Ever

  We recently engaged with an early-thirties expat client originating from the U.S. who wanted to know if is possible for her to build a pension pot here. And if that is still the case if she leaves for a next life outside the Netherlands in say 5 years. The answer is yes and yes! Pension capital...

• Tax System in the Netherlands: Everything You Need to Know

  If you earn money while living in the Netherlands, we have important tax advice for you! The Dutch tax office (Belastingdienst) collects taxes and social security contributions that finance government expenses. How much and what type of tax you need to pay will depend on your income, assets, resi...

• Making Financial Decisions in a Dynamic World

  If anything, global events have had their impact in already three years. Large spikes in uncertainty because of new (COVID) or known (tensions between Russia and Ukraine, Israel and several neighboring countries) unknowns. When it comes to financial matters dealing with unknowns is the bread and...

• Filing Taxes as a US Citizen Living in the Netherlands

  How Do US Expats File Tax Returns in the US and the Netherlands? Living in and moving to The Netherlands presents numerous challenges. US expats in the Netherlands face a significant extra challenge with the obligation to file taxes in both the US and the Netherlands. Even after relocating, US e...

• US Expat Tax Deadlines: What You Need to Know

  Tax season can be a stressful time, especially for American expats juggling multiple deadlines and tax systems. At Expats Overseas, we understand the complexities involved in navigating US and local tax obligations. Here's a breakdown of the key dates and some reassuring news for US expats. Key...

• BSN Registration

  If someone moves to the Netherlands from abroad for four months or longer, they should register with the municipality within 5 days of arrival. This applies to both EU and non-EU citizens....

• Help, I’ve Been Dutchified!

  It’s an unavoidable inevitability when living abroad, away from your own culture and language: after a certain amount of time, you realise you’ve started to adopt some habits and customs from your new country. Or perhaps - even worse - you don’t realise you’ve changed until you finally go back to...

• Switching Health Insurance: How Does It Work?

  As a resident of the Netherlands, you have the option to change your health insurance plan once a year during the “switching season.” This period runs from mid-November to the end of December. What kind of insurance plan best suits you depends on your personal situation, budget and preferences. T...

• Start Your Tax Return: A Guide for Expats in the Netherlands

  Tax season is here! Whether you're filing your Dutch tax return for the first time or are an experienced expat taxpayer, understanding the system can help you optimize your return. Here’s what you need to know to make the most of this season.  The Dutch tax system: a quick overview  The Netherl...

• Feeling Lonely? How About Volunteering?

  We are all having our moments of feeling lonely. Moving home and settling in a new country can be stressful and comes with lots of challenges. Language barriers and cultural adjustments don’t make it sometime easy to make new friends. If you are looking to overcome those feeling of isolation and...

• The Netherlands New Immigration Pilot

  DAFT Visa Pilot Program The Dutch American Friendship Treaty (DAFT) visa offers U.S. and Japanese entrepreneurs a streamlined path to reside and work in the Netherlands. As of April 1, 2024, the Immigration and Naturalisation Service (IND) has introduced a temporary pilot program to expedite the...

• Are Health Costs Deductible?

  Did you incur health costs? They might be deductible! Did you incur health costs? In some cases health costs are deductible. However, you have to meet several requirements when you want to declare your health costs in your tax return. On this page, we will explain which requirements you should f...

• ACCESS Stories

  “A story's most important function is to remind us we are not alone in the world." Christine Hennebury  There seems to be a perception that a relocation takes about 3-4 months, the time required to arrive, and  (on paper) do the paperwork to start working, school etc., open a bank account, settl...

• Help! I’ve arrived in Leiden. What now?

  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 new arrivals. When I first landed in the Netherlands 18 years ago with my family, I found myself feeling a little lost and overwhelmed, I...

• BSN & BRP

  These are terms you've probably seen before. But what do they mean and why are they so important?...

• DigiD

  An increasing number of official government procedures may be taken care of online. To do so, a DigiD is required....

• Dentist

  Registering at a dentist is highly recommended if you plan on staying in the Netherlands long-term....

• 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....

• C energy label compulsory for office buildings from 2023

  C energy label compulsory for office buildings from 2023 Global warming is a fact, which means that we all need to be more energy-efficient. That goes for office buildings, too. As from 1 January 2023, it is not possible to make use of an office building if it has not been issued with a valid en...