The Netherlands
With its renowned quality of living, relaxed fiscal opportunities for international businesses, and an educated, multicultural workforce, it's no wonder that many of the world's top companies and financial institutions have headquarters within the Netherlands.
The Netherlands: a European business hub
In spring 2012, advisory firm KPMG published a brochure publicising the potential of the Netherlands as a key location for international companies. Read more... »Holland Turkey Business Seminar in Amsterdam
In 2012, Turkey and the Netherlands celebrate 400 years of official trade. As such, Amsterdam will host the Holland Turkey Business Seminar on 17 April 2012. Read more... »The Netherlands ranked 2nd in E-Government Survey 2012
In a biennial global survey by the United Nations (UN), the Netherlands has been ranked as one of the countries with the best implementation of online government services. Read more... »'Vice world champion' for business
According to new research by Bloomberg, the Netherlands is one of the best places for business in the world, behind only Hong Kong. Read more... »A competitive business location
KPMG's Competitive Alternatives 2012 study states that the Netherlands, and Amsterdam in particular, is one of the most attractive mature markets for international companies. Read more... »Dutch universities have a world-class reputation
Five Dutch universities feature on the Times Higher Education’s list of the 'Top 100 Universities by Reputation 2012'. TU Delft was the highest ranked Dutch university Read more... »The Netherlands one of Europe's fittest economies
With new measures to cope with the current sovereign debt crisis coming into force recently, Investment Bank UBS finds that the Dutch economy remains one of the fittest in the EU. Read more... »The Netherlands climbs on the Innovation Union Scoreboard
The results of the 2011 Innovation Union Scoreboard (IUS) have been published, with the Netherlands climbing one spot to reach seventh place on the list. Read more... »Foreign investments in the Netherlands bring in 4,300 jobs
NFIA annual results for 2011. More than 4,300 jobs, 1.47bn euros in investment pledges, and 41 international headquarters have been generated during 2011. Read more... »Short stay pilot scheme for highly skilled migrants
The Ministry of Social Affairs and Employment has announced a short stay pilot scheme for highly skilled migrants working in the Netherlands for up to 90 days. Read more... »
