Service providers

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.

XPat Media is the organisation behind The XPat Journal (the popular quarterly magazine for expatriates in the Netherlands), The Holland Handbook (the informative annual English-language handbook), the website XPAT.NL and other publications geared towards expatriates living and working in the Netherlands.

Expat Mortgages is a team of independent mortgage brokers for expats who would like to buy a house in the Netherlands. Our company already exists for more than 12 years and we have provided mortgage advice to thousands of people of different nationalities. We only work with expats and this allowed us to become a specialist in what we do.

Radboud in’to Languages is Radboud University's centre of expertise for language and communication. We teach expats and the companies they work for to communicate effectively in an international context.

KulturNetzaanZee: our focus lies on The Hague - the city, its culture and its history. Together with other German speakers we want to experience the city - educational, but not dusty. This is done both digitally and on site. Everything is possible: Curious participation or active input, KulturNetz loves to hear about your new ideas and suggestions.

RISS is a truly international school that embraces diversity, human rights and unity. Students and staff are expected to actively champion our core values of relationships, courage, responsibility and respect. We are committed to ensuring we help our students enjoy their youth and prepare them for a world ahead that is exciting and challenging.

The DutchNews.nl team of professional journalists provides broad coverage of the main Dutch news so that non-Dutch speakers are kept up to date – from politics and economic developments to crime and sport. For a more light-hearted approach, check out the features section for insider tips: from the best Dutch beaches to how to get “gezellig”.

Literaturhaus | Deutsche Bibliothek The Hague is dedicated to German-language literature, and works exclusively with volunteers. We organise lectures, movie nights, language cafés, study trips, museum tours, and occasionally an art exhibition, play or concert. You can of course just borrow a book. We look forward to meeting you at our library!

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.

Hilfort helps companies in the Netherlands with all aspects of employing expats. More than that we are here to help both employer and expats. Our approach is simple but effective: clear communication, practical solutions, and a commitment to making things easier for you.

How we conduct business, make friends, or organise our professional/personal lives depends on culture. At Home Abroad provides tailored cross-cultural solutions to businesses and individuals. We enable professionals to become more effective working in a multicultural business environment, and help internationals settle quickly in the Netherlands.

Don’t speak Dutch? The Volunteer The Hague project helps English-speaking residents connect with Dutch non-profit organisations in The Hague area. Visit our website to discover over 300 volunteer opportunities suitable for non-Dutch speakers and posted by hundreds of local non-profit organisations in need of help.