Author: | Stephanie Dijkstra | ISBN: | 9789463191463 |
Publisher: | Scriptum Books | Publication: | August 22, 2018 |
Imprint: | Language: | English |
Author: | Stephanie Dijkstra |
ISBN: | 9789463191463 |
Publisher: | Scriptum Books |
Publication: | August 22, 2018 |
Imprint: | |
Language: | English |
This richly illustrated handbook offers more than 270 full-color pages of essential information on all aspects of living and working in the Netherlands such as: permits and visas, career, housing, finance, international education, fiscal and legal issues, health care, connectivity and insurances. The reader can also find more regular information on the Dutch culture and habits, tourist information, learning the Dutch language, international clubs, etc. All these subjects are approached from the perspective of both newcomers and those who have been living in the Netherlands for some time. This and the many useful addresses, phone numbers and websites make The Holland Handbook an indispensable guide for international employees (expatriates), their partners who do not have a paid or volunteer job (yet), foreign entrepreneurs, the many foreign students who have come to the Netherlands to train or study, and professionals who want to keep abreast of the latest developments in expat affairs.
This richly illustrated handbook offers more than 270 full-color pages of essential information on all aspects of living and working in the Netherlands such as: permits and visas, career, housing, finance, international education, fiscal and legal issues, health care, connectivity and insurances. The reader can also find more regular information on the Dutch culture and habits, tourist information, learning the Dutch language, international clubs, etc. All these subjects are approached from the perspective of both newcomers and those who have been living in the Netherlands for some time. This and the many useful addresses, phone numbers and websites make The Holland Handbook an indispensable guide for international employees (expatriates), their partners who do not have a paid or volunteer job (yet), foreign entrepreneurs, the many foreign students who have come to the Netherlands to train or study, and professionals who want to keep abreast of the latest developments in expat affairs.