Going local: Dutch public schools for expat families
There are long waiting lists for international schools in Amsterdam. But for expat families, local Dutch schools are an option, too.
IN Amsterdam's Partnership Programme connects internationals to service providers operating in the international market. Our selection of partners include tax advisors and language teachers, housing providers and recruiters. Below is a selection of helpful articles provided by these experts.
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Are you having fun learning Dutch?
When most people arrive in the Netherlands, there is one thing they know for sure: another country also means a new language. Initially they are excit...
Five reasons to learn Dutch
Learning Dutch can open up new opportunities and enhance your experience of living in the Netherlands. Here are five great reasons to learn the langua...
Put your brain to work to learn Dutch faster
Does learning a foreign language seem like a daunting task to you? A good way to learn a second language, such as Dutch, is to deepen your understandi...
Employment law information for spouses of expats
If you’re thinking about taking up paid work in the Netherlands, here are some aspects of Dutch employment law to consider.
Sworn translation or interpreter
A sworn translator or interpreter may be required when official documents need to be signed. Find out exactly what services they provide and when it m...
Everything you need to know about Vereniging van Eigenaren
When you buy an apartment in the Netherlands you automatically become part of a Vereniging van Eigenaren (VvE), or owners' association, giving you sha...
Starting your own business in the Netherlands
Self-employment in the Netherlands allows you to do what you want when you want for your career, but there are some things to keep in mind before star...
Conditions and benefits of the highly skilled migrant permit, EU Blue Card and ICT permit
Learn about the requirements of the Netherlands’ three main immigration permits: the highly skilled migrant programme, the EU Blue Card and the ICT pe...
Tips on public speaking
Would you rather face death than speak in public? You’re not alone! IN Amsterdam Partner Peter Koijen, international trainer, coach and owner of...
Expatriate children: Adjusting to a new environment
While there is no denying that expatriate children have certain invaluable opportunities by being exposed to different cultures, there can also be a b...
Is speaking Dutch really that difficult?
Do you think that speaking Dutch is difficult? Well, you are not the only one. But although many people struggle with learning Dutch, for others the e...