Every person who has landed in a foreign country, with high expectations of their new life, knows how difficult it can be to find your feet and adjust. This article shares some tips to kickstart your life as a new expat here in The Netherlands.

The Expatriate Archive Centre (EAC) Thesis Award is back! Master’s students around the world are invited to submit theses that contribute to the scholarship of expatriation studies. This year submissions must engage with the mission and objectives of the EAC. Application deadline is 31 March 2021.

Humans are born with a natural drive to explore, learn and grow. While formal education is important, not all of our learning comes from the classroom. Make the best time during this lockdown period to pick up a new skill.

House prices in the Netherlands may still be going up, but there is good news for people planning to buy a new home or take that first step on the housing ladder next year.

Covid-19 has turned the world upside down on just about every level. We now know it can have detrimental effects for those with certain medical conditions (diabetes, heart disease) and that immunocompromised persons are especially susceptible. As much as we would like to avoid thinking about the prospect of contracting Covid-19, we would do well to focus on what we can do presently to stay healthy. Read more about how you can focus more on your nutrition and wellbeing.

Vegan Dutch food: Blooming delicious explores the plant-based culinary adventure all around the Netherlands, exceeding the urban standards.

So much has changed in our day-to-day lives since “corona” became part of our vocabulary that it’s easy to believe that everything is different. So has this crisis fundamentally changed your legal rights in the Netherlands? The experts from GMW lawyers summarise what you need to know.

While the Netherlands may be a relatively small country, it is a big player in food production and consumption innovations. Read more about it in this article.

Stepping back in time explores Dordrecht, a South Holland city locally known as Dordt, has eight centuries of rich and varied history.

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; there is seldom a cure.

Is it possible, using online tools, to learn a language without entering a classroom? Learn more about teaching yourself Dutch easily.

Like a train journey, life offers new horizons and new destinations, sometimes challenging us to drop old baggage, while at other times encouraging us to relax and enjoy the surroundings. Read more about this article by Jacinta Noonan.