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• Changes that may affect your finances as of 1 July

  As of July 1 2023, there will be a number of changes that may affect your finances due to the introduction of new laws, rules and rates. Below you can read all about all these changes. Higher minimum wage and benefits On July 1, the statutory minimum wage for adults will increase by more than 3...

• Rejection of Schengen visa due to a ‘risk of residence’

  On 23 April 2023, the Dutch newspaper NRC reported that the Minister of Foreign Affairs (hereinafter: the Minister) has disregarded recommendations to stop using profiling software for the assessment of Schengen visa applications. By distinguishing applicants on the basis of their nationality, or...

• Municipal Taxes

  Once you start living in the Netherlands, you will inevitably have to get to grips with the numerous different taxes and levies that will be sent your way. Although it may be somewhat confusing at first, it's important to know which ones you need to pay, which ones you don't, and, importantly, wh...

• The Dutch Corporate Governance Code

  The Dutch Corporate Governance Code was first adopted in 2003. The Code contains principles and best practice provisions that regulate the relationship between the management board, the supervisory board and the shareholders of a company. The Code applies to all companies with registered offices...

• How to set goals and targets to drive your business forward

  As a business owner, setting goals and targets can be a key part of building the success you are hoping for. Goals ensure that the team understands the priorities of the business and something to strive for, while targets help keep everyone on track with achieving what is important to your busine...

• 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...

• Increased BSN Waiting Times

  Everyone living in the Netherlands for more than 4 months is required to register within the Dutch Personal Records Database (BRP). Upon registering in this database, you will receive a social security number (BSN) which is unique to each individual. Possessing a BSN is necessary for numerous act...

• Applying the anonymous rate

  Are you an employer and are you hiring new staff? Your new employee must provide you with certain information on the first working day, such as the citizen service number (BSN). Do you not receive the citizen service number from your employee, or do they not have one? According to the main rule,...

• 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...

• Be Aware of Phishing Calls by Cyber-Criminals

  Sometimes people in the Netherlands receive phishing calls in which cyber-criminals try to get personal information, like your BSN number, or money.  The callers often pretend to be from the National Police, Court of Justice, or other government organizations. When victims answer the phone, they...

• Will Finfluencers Be Prosecuted?

  Dutch regulator AFM published their research report a few months ago stating: · Finfluencers make investing more accessible, however the interests of their followers is not always a priority · There are few neutral followers and transparency is often lacking · Risk of investment advice without...

• National and Public Holidays

  Public Holidays The Netherlands boasts a diverse array...

• Public Transportation

  Tips on using public transportation in the Netherlands...

• New EU Regulation on matrimonial property could have big impact on ‘international couples’

  Some time after you settled in the Netherlands, you broke up with your partner and decided to file for divorce. The question now is: is a Dutch court entitled to decide on the apportionment of your matrimonial assets, some of which are located in Germany? The law of which country applies to the d...

• Daily Shopping

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

• DigiD

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

• Giving Birth

  There are several options for giving birth in the Netherlands...

• 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...

• What to Keep in Mind When Filing Your Taxes

  It is March again, which means it’s time to file your annual tax return. It is important to not just blindly file your annual tax return to prevent paying too much or too little taxes. Did you already file a tax return before? A useful tool of the Belastingdienst is that they already fill in your...

• 2020 Dutch Income Tax Return

  The Dutch fiscal year runs from 1 January through 31 December. The filing deadline is 1 May 2021 for the 2020 tax returns. For people who have entered or left the Netherlands during the year, the filing deadline is 1 July 2021. It is always possible to apply for an extension of filing your tax re...

• Rules and Restrictions for New Year's

  New Year’s Eve must be a safe and festive celebration for everyone. Therefore, take each other into account and show consideration for people, animals and nature. On this page you can find information about the rules and regulations that apply in Leiden and the surrounding municipalities on Decem...

• 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...

• Dentist

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

• BSN & BRP

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