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Living in the Netherlands: Speeding fines – high and will get even higher

Fines for exceeding the maximum speed limit are not among the lowest in the Netherlands. So it is worth being careful not to press the gas pedal too hard… The “old” fine schedule will still apply in the Netherlands until

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Living in the Netherlands: How much paid holiday in the Netherlands?

Full-time employees in the Netherlands are entitled to at least 20 days of paid vacation per year. Depending on the provisions in the collective labor agreement ( cao ) or employment contract, there may be more days of vacation. The main rule

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What to do if the airline destroys our suitcase?

There are several videos circulating on the Internet about how suitcases are “treated” by airport staff. They show employees throwing luggage onto the belt that transports them to the plane, or throwing them off the belt onto the cars that

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Living in the Netherlands: Social housing. How to get it?

Renting a flat in the Netherlands is not cheap, especially in large cities. People who are legally resident in the country and do not earn much can apply for social housing (sociale huurwoning). In the case of popular cities, you

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Living in the Netherlands: Home and contents insurance

Apartments and houses in the Netherlands are not cheap and their furnishings are also expensive. It is no wonder that property owners in the country of tulips are keen to insure them. Home or apartment insurance is called in different

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Living in the Netherlands: Can you drink alcohol on the street in the Netherlands?

The local authorities decide whether alcohol can be consumed on the street or in other public places in a given locality in the Netherlands. Provisions regarding any ban on drinking alcohol on the street and in other public places can

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Living in the Netherlands: Income taxes in the Netherlands – rules, rates, settlement

Few people like them, but almost everyone has to pay them. Income taxes and social security contributions are relatively high in the Netherlands, and the tax system is not the simplest. Income tax is in Dutch inkomstenbelasting. In the annual

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Learning Dutch on a Budget: Tips and Tricks to Learn the Language for Free!

Starting to learn Dutch (colloquially: Dutch) can be exciting and, believe it or not, it doesn’t have to cost a dime! Here are some tips and tricks to help you learn Dutch for free: Take advantage of free online courses

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Living in the Netherlands: Can you drink alcohol in public places in Rotterdam?

Rotterdam’s website states that “having a beer or a glass of wine on a sunny day in the street or in a park is not a problem in most places.” However, this does not mean that alcohol can be consumed

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Living in the Netherlands: How much minimum rest after work?

Dutch law regulates not only the maximum number of working hours per week, but also specifies the minimum amount of time an employee should have for rest during the week and between two working days. In the Netherlands, there must

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