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Press release: ACCESS partners with Expatcenter Amsterdam

Starting on 6 June 2016, and as per the schedule below, ACCESS volunteers will be a part of the Expatcenter Amsterdam's services to the international community in Amsterdam, Amstelveen, Almere, Haarlem, Hilversum, Haarlemmermeer and Velsen. Already a successful partnership of these cities, with the services...

Changes in Dutch marital law

In the Netherlands, people marry or become registered partners with all possessions equally owned by both partners. This means that all property and debts of the spouses become jointly owned. This includes all possessions, inheritance and gifts received before or during the marriage or registered...

Changes in the inheritance law

If you are a beneficiary to inherit in the Netherlands, there are 3 options: unconditional acceptance (zuiver aanvaarden); you inherit not only the goods but also the debts even if they are higher than the value of the goods. The beneficiaries are therefore liable in...

Safe Passage: How mobility affects people & what international schools should do about it

  “Safe Passage” by Doug W. Ota is a book for anyone- individuals, couples, families, old or young- who are moving from one place to another, not just for the ones who are moving but also, and equally important, for the ones being left behind....

Scholarship programme for both international and Dutch students

The Holland Scholarship Programme is the Netherlands' national scholarship programme for both international and Dutch students. Aim The aim of this programme is to raise the profile of Dutch higher education and to encourage student mobility both into and out of the Netherlands. The programme...