Service providers

Are you looking for an expert in housing, relocation, banking, childcare, healthcare or something else? The Hague International Centre connects you to reliable service providers who offer high-quality services in English and are familiar with your needs as an international living in The Hague region. Please note we are highly selective to the partners we promote, however we cannot be held liable for consequences with services provided by our partners.

Maes Law B.V.

Maes Law is one of the leading Dutch corporate immigration law firms. We specialize in employment law and immigration law. We give immigration and employment law advice, ensure compliancy, perform audits, apply for permits of all kinds and object and appeal (quite successfully) against fines issued by the IND and the Netherlands Labour Authority.

ING

Meet ING, the biggest bank in the Netherlands, offering user-friendly digital banking with a distinctly personalised touch. You're in control, always free to manage your finances on your own terms. And if you need advice or have a question ING's specialised expat advisors are happy to help.

Rotterdam International Secondary School

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.

InnovationQuarter

InnovationQuarter is the regional economic development agency for the greater Rotterdam – The Hague area. We strengthen the regional economic structure by stimulating the innovation potential. We do this in collaboration with all major corporations, many SME’s, educational and research institutes, as well as government organisations.

Foundation MEBYF

Taking a Spanish-speaking Expats target group in the Netherlands and Europe one step further in their social development, on topics such as vitality, participation, emancipation, inclusion and self-sufficiency.

Harbour International Primary School

Primary International School for 4-11 years. Differentiated Curriculum, a safe and caring environment, help faster and develop all children's potential.

I am not a Tourist

I am not a Tourist is the publisher of the “Expat Survival Guide”. This annual expat guide provides essential information to help internationals settle into the Netherlands. I am not a Tourist Fairs & Events is the organiser of fairs and events for expats to serve the international community living, working and studying in The Netherlands.

HSV International School

The HSV International Primary School has provided primary aged children with exceptional educational experiences since 1986. Spread over four locations in The Hague, one of our locations, Van Heutszstraat, is also home to our international special school, Lighthouse and our international preschool, The Three Little Ships.

Search & Finance

Are you taking up residence in The Hague? Search & Finance is here to help you. The combined efforts of an expat realtor and a mortgage broker will make your relocation as smooth as can be. In 3 steps, Search & Finance will help you find your new home and take care of the financial side. Let us help you get settled and find your home away from home.

BlockVerse Institute

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 .

Corporate Housing Living

At Corporate Housing Living, it is our goal to help you find and secure your ideal long-term rental in the Netherlands, starting from six months onwards. Furnished, unfurnished, modern, classic, vibrant, or calm – we leverage our network to match you with a home that corresponds with your lifestyle.

The Expatriate Archive Centre

The Expatriate Archive Centre collects expatriate life stories from all over the world. It facilitates high-quality research that promotes and enhances a greater understanding of expatriate life from a variety of perspectives. The collection includes documentations of everyday life abroad in various formats from the late 19th century to the present.