If you are looking for a job or want to start your own business in the Netherlands after completing your studies, you can make use of the orientation year permit for highly educated persons.
Applying for a parking permit differs per municipality. At the Municipality of The Hague, there are three ways to apply for a parking permit: online, in writing or in person.
If you want to work and live in the Netherlands for longer than 90 days, in most cases you will need to have a special visa to enter the country, called an authorisation for temporary stay (MVV).
To register at The Hague International Centre, you or your employer need to make an appointment. You can make an appointment on this website, by filling out a form.
Dutch health insurance is required for all people who live and work in the Netherlands. All health insurance companies need to offer a basic plan to everybody without exception.
Internationals moving to The Hague will be happy to learn that Dutch health care is among the very best in the world, although it may take some time getting used to it.
Following advice from Government of the Netherlands, The Hague International Centre will be cancelling our events in March. The Centre will also be closed to walk-in visitors until 6 April.
Have you found a new home during your stay in the Netherlands? You will need to inform the government authorities of your change of address within five days of moving.
If you are an EU citizen, many immigration rules do not apply to you. You do not need a provisional residence permit or a residence permit to stay in the Netherlands.
If you live or work in the Netherlands and you have a child or children under 18, you will get Dutch child benefit. You can fill out a claim form from the SVB.
With your DigiD (short for Digital Identification), you can prove your identity online to hundreds of government organisations in order to get access to their services. It is like a digital version of your passport or driving licence.
Anything you want to know about work in the Netherlands such as where to find a job, Dutch social security or Dutch work culture, you will find in our section on Work in the Netherlands.
Whether you are in the mood for an elaborate meal, want to stay fit by doing your favourite sport, or are looking forward to seeing some art – our local initiatives are ready for whatever mood you are in.
Whether you are looking to find rental accommodation, to buy a house, or even to understand your housing rights, our section on housing will give you all the infor
There are many different options for your child to attend school in The Hague region. There is both international and Dutch education on international or local schools.
