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2026 - Edition 7 October

When home is everywhere and nowhere: understanding the Expat Child Syndrome

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2026 - Edition 7 October

English-language books continue to captivate Dutch social media-savvy youth

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2026 - Edition 7 October

Dual citizenship in the Netherlands: how Dutch expats gain dual nationality

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2026 - Edition 7 October

More than 20 years of expertise: a new generation leading international moving and housing in the Netherlands

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2026 - Edition 7 October

Discover the world of art | PAN Amsterdam

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2026 - Edition 7 October

What expats say about their city Eindhoven

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2026 - Edition 4 - June

Finance and taxes for expats: what should you keep in mind?

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2026 - Edition 3 - May

Creating homes that fit your life in Rotterdam

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2026 - Edition 1 - February

Fiscal changes in 2026: What knowledge workers, expats and others need to know

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2025 - Edition 8 - December

A taste of home in the Netherlands: familiar comforts for the holiday season

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Eindhoven: the Dutch city you didn’t know you needed to discover

The IamExpat Fair is coming back to Eindhoven

When home is everywhere and nowhere: understanding the Expat Child Syndrome

English-language books continue to captivate Dutch social media-savvy youth

Dual citizenship in the Netherlands: how Dutch expats gain dual nationality

More than 20 years of expertise: a new generation leading international moving and housing in the Netherlands

Helping internationals master the Dutch language!

Protests against new data centres, but they’re also needed

The Netherlands: a brain gain country

A sporting autumn in the Netherlands

Eve Arnold | All about Eve

Santiago Sierra brings DEATH & MONEY to Rotterdam | Brutus

Korean Festival | The Hague

Shivangi Kalra – With my eyes closed | Drents Museum

Discover the world of art | PAN Amsterdam

French film festival Tapis Rouge in Amsterdam

LUTE Kruid ’02: Fine food, warm atmosphere, and a great evening

New perspectives on India and Nepal in Satkara

The Dutch love to save: why the Netherlands keeps putting money aside

Interview with an expat

Autumn migration in Dutch society

Who wrote this? Thoughts on our collective daddy complex

What expats say about their city Eindhoven

Eindhoven: the Dutch city you didn’t know you needed to discover

The IamExpat Fair is coming back to Eindhoven

Your first stop in the Maastricht region: Expat Centre Maastricht Region

The Philippines and the Netherlands: 75 years of partnership that continues to grow

Open Feel at Home event | 28 September 2026

Dmitri Shostakovich Cherry Town – Physical theatre, hip-hop dance, and swirling music

August shows Haarlem Comedy Factory!

Connecting People – bringing the world together in Almere

New Aftersea festival brings Scheveningen to life in late summer

Discover the power of Chicano art at H’ART Museum Amsterdam

Christiaan Kuitwaard – Painter of Silence in Museum JAN

What expats says about their city: Delft

Veterinary costs are being capped

Lou Loeber in Stedelijk Museum Schiedam

Surprisingly close: five small French cities for the perfect weekend getaway

Wallonia: a perfect getaway just across the border

Delft: where Dutch history meets tomorrow

Interview with an expat

Non-compete clauses overhauled

Amsterdam Pulls the World to the Bosbaan

Dutch birth rate declines steadily

Home energy labels are becoming increasingly decisive for affordability

New Box 3 tax rules drive talent across the border

Museum Beelden aan Zee: Rui Chafes x Alberto Giacometti. Gris, Vide, Cris III

When Oranje plays….

Heroin chic is more insecure than it likes to admit

A new chapter for international education in Hoofddorp

SRH Haarlem launches Academy for professionals, leaders and organisations

Introducing Sparrow: where learning takes center stage

We design, renovate and decorate a home that feels instantly yours

When does a Dutch BV become interesting for international entrepreneurs?

Challenges in Dutch education: literacy and numeracy issues persist

Job application procedures change due to AI

Finding your place in the Netherlands as an expat

Utrecht: the Dutch city that quietly wins you over

India awaits: A journey through five thousand years of civilization

Finance and taxes for expats: what should you keep in mind?

Enjoy the party, remember the night

Discover 10,000 years of Eindhoven at Museumpark VONK

Studying in Malta

Strange at first, brilliant later: Dutch habits explained

Wild Summer of Art returns to Brutus this July

Dior. Memories of Childhood

From temporary to ‘home’

The last voice on the fairway: How KLM Open Radio keeps golf close to the ear

History meets the present at the renovated Valkhof Museum

Interview with an expat

Amsterdam under pressure as drug-related nuisance continues to grow

Cabinet extends contract with DigiD company despite parliamentary opposition

A season of European reckoning for Dutch football

The Dutch office: efficiency, boundaries, and surprisingly good gossip

Self-regulation and other myths

A soft landing in Amsterdam

Dutch housing market sees growing gap between renters and buyers

Supporting your career & life in the Netherlands

OneWorld Dental: global clinical excellence, delivered locally

Creating homes that fit your life in Rotterdam

Welcome to The Hague: discover your new city

Summer Camps Holland – the summer where you grow, explore and connect

Mourning the fantasy of progress

A taste of home in the Netherlands: your favourites are just around the corner

Expertise and personal care at the HMC Endometriosis Centre

No Dutch? No problem at Theater Rotterdam

Yves Klein and his artist family: Fred, Marie and Rotraut | Stedelijk Museum Schiedam

Tokyo Tokyo, Richard Koek | Japanmuseum SieboldHuis

Concert hall de Doelen celebrates 60 years of music

Visit Museum Rotterdam ’40–’45 NOW and learn more about WWII in Rotterdam

More Teams, More Dreams, More Late Nights: Welcome to World Cup 2026

The hidden financial strain of parental leave for young parents

An increase in VAT from 9 to 21% is disastrous for several sectors

Childcare in the Netherlands: what to expect as a parent

Electric cars rise in popularity again due to expensive fossil fuels

Rising reports, persistent questions: honour-related violence in the Netherlands

What expats think about their city Rotterdam

Rotterdam: a modern city full of character, creativity and contrast

Interview with an expat

The story of Morgen Kinderopvang

Steep stairs, tiny toilets & curtain culture

Restaurant De Kas celebrates 25th anniversary with new cookbook

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