Service providers

Join the TEDxTheHague community, where we connect, share ideas, and inspire each other. Enjoy engaging events as we watch TED/TEDx talks, explore transformative ideas, and spark meaningful conversations together. Be part of our network of curious minds!

Thrive Lydia Generation is a non-profit organisation that empowers migrant women to integrate and actively participate in society. By providing resources, training and mentoring, we aim to break the cycle of poverty, promote economic productivity and build self-confidence.

Asociación Hispánica de la Haya (Spanish society) is a cultural non-profit organisation in The Hague promoting the Spanish language and culture of all the Spanish speaking countries.

With almost 140 apartments suitable for 1 to 8 people, BizStay is the hotel alternative. Our apartments can be rented for periods starting from 3 nights up to 6 months. Each apartment comes with contemporary furniture, a fully equipped kitchen, private washer and dryer, high speed internet, and comfortable bedding.

BlockVerse Institute equips diverse talent with in-demand digital and behavioural skills. Our employer-focused, hybrid model blends live, expert-led training with hands-on projects and mentorship. We help both career returnees and professionals transition into tech roles .

The Hague International Network (THIN) is the oldest network of internationals that live/work in The Hague. Established in 2000, we organise events with international topics and THIN drinks where entrepreneurs and cultural organisations have the opportunity to present themselves in short pitches. We publish a weekly newsletter. Membership is free.

Founded in October 1978, the IWC The Hague is a social and cultural club with the aim of fostering contact and friendship between ladies from various nationalities who share common time and interests. The main language is English. The Club is managed by volunteers who organise events, lectures, excursions and many other activities.

A not-for-profit organisation managed by volunteers – themselves internationals with experience in relocating to new countries – which has been serving the international community in the Netherlands for more than 30 years. Using our own personal experiences, we are here to answer questions you have about moving to and settling in your new home.

InterNations offers global networking opportunities, local events, and expat-relevant information. We host regular events and activities ioffering the opportunity to meet fellow internationals in the Hague, while forums and destination guides provide valuable tips and information on our website

CreativeMornings is the world’s largest creative community. At our The Hague chapter, we meet once a month for breakfast and a talk (in English) by a local creative. Everyone is welcome to join us for inspiration, a free breakfast, and a cozy morning connecting with people from different backgrounds.

Simplifying your relocation journey, whether international or domestic, Royal De Gruijter & Co. offers a comprehensive range of services, from pre-move planning to post-move assistance. Our personalized approach ensures a smooth and stress-free relocation experience.

The Hague’s fastest growing tech community, The Hague Tech, is on a mission to accelerate innovation to solve global challenges through entrepreneurship. Our community of innovators, entrepreneurs, and changemakers is the place in The Hague where talent, companies, governments, and knowledge institutions come together to work on social issues and accelerate technical innovation. We build this community through an active role in the ecosystem, right in the heart of Dutch decision-making.