Living in another country can be a rewarding, life- changing experience, but it is not without its difficulties. Many internationals underestimate how confronting life in a foreign country far away from close family members and their usual frame of reference can be, and the impact this can have on mental health. Unquestionably the pandemic added to this. Read more on how you can find the best care for yourself.

ESA/ESTEC join ACCESS Patron Programme in the Netherlands to support their international staff and family members. Read more about this interesting partnership in this article.

So, you’ve moved to the Netherlands, or you’ve been here for a while, and you’ve got a great idea for a business making and selling a new kind of left-handed scissors, or a self-heating teacup, or you simply want to set up as a self-employed web designer. But where do you start? Find our more in this article

On 6 November 2021 Rotterdam witnessed the dramatic unveiling ceremony of the Depot of Museum Boijmans van Beuningen, the world’s first publicly accessible art depot. Read more about it in this article.

The IamExpat Fair will return to the iconic Gashouder, Westergas, in Amsterdam on April 9, 2022! Bringing together local businesses, service providers and thousands of expats from all over the world, this event is an exciting opportunity for internationals in the Netherlands to find everything they need, in one location, on one day.

We all live in the present and we plan for the future – but to know exactly where you’re going, you first need to understand where you have come from. For that, you need an appreciation of history. Here are six benefits your child will enjoy if they learn history in school.

History is just history, right? It’s just a list of things that happened, surely? We all remember history lessons from school–learning the kings and queens, the revolutions, the presidents, the battles and the treaty dates. But has the way history been taught in schools changed? And importantly for internationals in the Netherlands, how is Dutch history taught in schools? And is Dutch history even taught in international schools here?

In this article, International divorce in the Netherlands, GMW Lawyers provides helpful information for expats going through divorce, based on the Dutch legal requirements. A good read to learn more about your rights and your options.

The Hague’s fascinating histories explore a forgotten airport, warring squatters, van Gogh’s drinking spot, a different kind of tourist spots for you to visit! Read more about it and make your way to these wonderful places.

IamExpat expands to Switzerland shares about exciting details for expats moving to Switzerland to kick-start their new life. Read more about it if you are planning to move there!

Cocktails during the winter sun, inspired drinks from vibrant Netherlands Antilles– Aruba, Curaçao, Sint Maarten, and the islands of Bonaire! Check out the recipe in this article.

Most likely as you are reading this, a man near to you will be struggling alone with his mental health–a concern often undiscussed and unaddressed. Here’s how we can all help.