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Naturally Netherlands

Naturally Netherlands: We live in a small, densely-populated country, criss-crossed by roads, motorways, railway tracks and canals, and interspersed with villages, towns, and industrial zones. So how has such a land managed to contribute so much to the world of nature?

Mind the gap in residence permit

When it comes to migration law, following the correct process is the best way to prevent problems. One common problem is a residence gap; an interruption of your continuous stay in the Netherlands. In practice, once you have a residence gap the damage is done;...

Dutch Railways: Moving architecture

From the classical brick and stained-glass-windowed, to the ultra-modern new builds, Dutch stations offer something for travellers using the country’s extensive rail network.

Housing Survey – The Hague Region

Finding a home is getting more difficult in The Hague region. Affordable housing is under pressure. We want to make sure everyone can enjoy living in The Hague region: Dutch and international. In order to do so, we want to make sure The Hague region...

Navigating the Dutch Education System

Relocating to the Netherlands brings opportunities, but navigating the education system can be challenging. Soraya Education Advisor (SEA) provides tailored support to families, helping them make informed decisions for their children’s education.