Dutch Water Board Taxes 2026: Why Your Bill Is Going Up
Usually, around March 1st, an envelope containing your annual water board tax assessment is delivered to your mailbox.
Dutch Farming Is Using Way Fewer Pesticides: What Does That Mean for Your Groceries?
If you’ve ever walked through an Albert Heijn or Jumbo, admiring those perfectly stacked, colourful fruits and veggies, you’ve probably wondered
Is the Dutch Housing Market Finally Cooling Down?
If you’ve tried to buy a home in the Netherlands recently, you probably know the feeling.
Boil-Water Advisory Issued for Utrecht and Surrounding Areas
Routine checks at a Utrecht drinking-water facility found Enterococcus bacteria
The Netherlands’ Invisible Workforce of 1.7 Million
It turns out the Netherlands has far more foreign workers than anyone realized.
Latest IND Modifications To The Recognized Sponsors: Things Expats In The Netherlands Should Know
If you are a non-EU professional living in the Netherlands — or if you are considering moving here — you may have heard of the term “recognized sponsor.”
Organ Donation in the Netherlands – The Numbers, The Trends, The Takeaway
If you’re an adult living in the Netherlands, you’ve likely received letters about the National Organ Donor list.
Antibiotic-Resistant Infections in the Netherlands: What You Need to Know
You may well have heard about antibiotic-resistance in bacterial strains of diseases.
Maastricht Bakers Set World Record for Apricot Pie
Maastricht just gave expats the sweetest reason to head south.
Are Expats Allowed to Vote in the Netherlands?
The Netherlands has arguably one of the most advanced political systems in the world, where minority voices have a greater say than would be permitted in a two-party system