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The Dutch healthcare system can seem confusing to outsiders, but is based on the principle that everyone should be able to access quality care. Many people know that they need to have insurance (once they have arrived in the Netherlands), or that children are covered on their parents policies up to age 18, but fewer know that...

It is likely that home energy bills will be rising in the next year thanks to a combination of changing government energy policies and a global rise in wholesale gas prices. From 1 July of this year the ‘variable’ rates that many people pay have been raised by 25 percent.

Whether you’re leaving the Netherlands for a short period, or moving away permanently, it’s good to know your rights and responsibilities.

An agreement to implement the International Talent Programme, aimed at supporting companies in attracting and retaining international talent was signed on 3 November.

Although the summer may have ended and we are heading for colder and shorter days, nature presents its most dazzling side in Autumn. It's the best season to discover forests, parks, beaches and more in The Hague region.

On ‘Prinsjesdag’, the Dutch government announces its plans for 2022. Here's a list of measures that could affect expats and internationals.

The Municipality of The Hague has recently set-up a Rental Helpdesk to provide tenants and landlord in the private rental sector with free information and advice. Expats and internationals can also contact them if they need advice.

From 20 September to 24 October, Just Peace Month offers an opportunity for everyone to find out more about the human stories behind the organisations working in The Hague to make the world a more just and peaceful place.

The Municipality organised a special registration day. Mayor Jan van Zanen was also at the City Hall to speak to some of the students.

If you want to obtain a proof of vaccination but you do not have a DigiD, you can contact the CoronaCheck Helpdesk to request for a COVID Certificate on paper.

As Villa Bloom gear up to celebrate 10 years of bilingual childcare, we spoke to Rose Takens, from Marketing Communications, to learn more about their future plans in The Hague region.

From July, many policy and legislative changes come into effect in The Hague and the Netherlands. Here is a list of important changes that may affect expats and internationals.