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MovetoNetherlands is aware of the difficulties expatriates have to face once they arrive in the Netherlands. In order to facilitate and smoothen the relocation process, we would like to share our experience by providing the following hints and tips to make your life easier! |
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Getting around - The Netherlands is one of the main hubs in Europe boasting of the largest seaport in the world and the fourth largest airport in Europe. The Netherlands Railways (NS) has an international network across Paris, Brussels, Luxembourg and Antwerp. More>> |
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Health care - The new Health Insurance Act (Zorgverzekeringswet) demands that every person who resides in the Netherlands is obliged to take out health insurance. The new Health Insurance Act obliges health insurance companies to accept you for the statutory basic package at a statutory nominal premium. More>>
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Money matters - Since 2002 the official currency in the Netherlands is the € (euro). Currently there are 15 EU members using the € being: Austria, Belgium, Cyprus, Finland, Frace, Germany, Greece, Ireland, Italy, Luxembourg, Malta, Portugal, Slovenia and Spain. The intorduction of the € has made it easier to travel around these countries while using the same currency. More>> |
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Opening hours and public holidays - Whether you’re going for holidays or intend to relocate to the Netherlands, it might be very useful to know the opening hours of shops, businesses and tourist attractions in advance. On public holidays, most of the establishments close down, apart from restaurants, bars and hotels. More>>
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Learn Dutch - The Netherlands has the 'image' of a very international country, mainly through comparison to it's capital city Amsterdam. Still once you start to live here, soon you will find out that all that international image Holland has, is far more than realistic. So get ready to learn the language as soon as possible for a smoother integration with the real world. More>> |
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