Public transport in Amsterdam is a way to not only get to work but also to explore the city and see all its attractions. There are 15 tram lines, 43 bus connections, 6 ferry connections and 4 metro lines in
Dutch Labour Inspectorate (Arbeidsinspectie)
LABOUR INSPECTION / ARBEIDSINSPECTIE The Arbeidsinspectie ( www.arbeidsinspectie.nl ) is subordinate to the Ministry of Social Affairs and Employment ( Ministerie van Sociale Zaken en Werkgelegenheid – www.inspectieszw.nl ) .In carrying out inspections, the Dutch Labour Inspectorate works closely with the Department of Social Intelligence and Investigations,
Living in the Netherlands: Local taxes and fees
Not only the central government, but also local governments have the right to impose taxes on residents. When living in the Netherlands, you have to expect to pay a number of local taxes and fees. Dutch municipalities earn about one
To the cinema, museum or theatre in the Netherlands – how not to overpay?
Anyone planning to visit the cinema, museum, concert hall or theatre from time to time in the Netherlands should consider buying one of the subscription cards. Single tickets for a film or museum can sometimes cost quite a lot, but
Living in the Netherlands: Do you want to file a complaint with your energy supplier or telephone operator? Here you will find sample letters!
An inflated telephone or electricity bill, lost luggage at the airport, a damaged or undelivered postal item, a subscription that has not been cancelled despite our request – consumers often have reasons to complain, but they do not always know
LIVING IN THE NETHERLANDS: Museumkaart Museum Card. Visit 400 museums for 65 euros per year!
The Netherlands is a country of museums: those full of masterpieces and known all over the world, and smaller, local ones, allowing you to better understand the history and culture of a given region. Although tickets are often expensive, there
Living in the Netherlands: Bike insurance and roadside assistance for cyclists
Have you had your bike stolen? Have you had an accident? Or has your bike broken down and you’re standing helplessly on the side of the road? In the Netherlands, many people are afraid of such situations and pay for
Dutch newspapers – what do the Dutch read?
Reading newspapers is a good way to understand a country and its inhabitants. At the same time, it is a great opportunity to learn the language. Although the Netherlands is not a large country, the offer on the local press
Netherlands: Do you receive childcare allowance kinderopvangtoeslag? This app is worth having!
Since July 2020, people receiving the kinderopvangtoeslag allowance have been able to use a special application that allows them to contact the Belastingdienst Tax Office more quickly and efficiently. The kinderopvangtoeslag supplement is a partial reimbursement of expenses for a
Living in the Netherlands: Cervical cancer screening in the Netherlands
Every year, around 700-800 women in the Netherlands are diagnosed with cervical cancer. Detecting the disease at an early stage significantly increases the chances of cure. Screening tests are carried out in the Netherlands for this purpose. Dutch women aged