IamExpat Weekly | November 23, 2023

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November 23, 2023

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Read & Discuss

Main residency outside of the Netherlands: Permit consequences

by Nikki Vreede

Nikkie Vreede from Everaert Advocaten explains what it means for your residence permit in the Netherlands if you change your main residence.

Important Dutch words to help you in today's troubling times

by Ruud Hisgen

Ruud Hisgen discusses several happy “vr”- words and, in doing so, hopes to give you some insight into the Dutch love of freedom and peace.

Adjusting the 30% ruling: What does it mean for you?

by Viviënne Wormsbecher

From January 1, 2024, new amendments will be implemented to the 30% ruling for expats living and working in the Netherlands.

Featured job: Academic English Teacher

Are you an experienced teacher or a teacher looking to make their first steps in the teaching profession? Why not apply for this vacancy as an Academic English Teacher in the Hague?

Number of Dutch vacancies falls, unemployment on the rise

The number of vacancies in the Netherlands has fallen by 12.000 in the third quarter of 2023, while unemployment has risen, according to new data.

Dutch students are taking 112 calls due to staff shortages

As the ongoing emergency services staff shortage continues, control centres in a number of Dutch cities are hiring students to help fill the gaps.

New EU rules for foreign workers could help tackle Dutch worker shortage

New measures proposed by the EU Commission aiming to better match highly skilled migrants with jobs in the EU could help solve the Dutch labour shortage.

Climate change could make Dutch house prices fall by 10 percent

A real estate research group has found that climate change could lead to a 10 percent drop in house prices across the Netherlands in the coming years.

Train schedule around Schiphol adjusted until December 3

Trains running to, from and via Schiphol airport will be running on an adjusted schedule until December 3, due to work taking place on the tracks.

These are the Dutch cities where your bike is most likely to get stolen

A new study has revealed the Dutch cities where you’re most likely to get your bike stolen. The Hague came out as the city with the most bike thefts.

Eurostar could soon have two new competitors - and one wants to go to Groningen!

The Eurostar train service, running between Amsterdam and London, could soon have two new competitors on the route, ending Eurostar’s monopoly.

9 best Christmas markets in the Netherlands

From medieval cities decked out in holiday decor to Dickens' characters come to life, have a look at the best Christmas markets in the Netherlands!

Main residency outside of the Netherlands: Permit consequences

by Nikki Vreede

Nikkie Vreede from Everaert Advocaten explains what it means for your residence permit in the Netherlands if you change your main residence.

Important Dutch words to help you in today's troubling times

by Ruud Hisgen

Ruud Hisgen discusses several happy “vr”- words and, in doing so, hopes to give you some insight into the Dutch love of freedom and peace.

Adjusting the 30% ruling: What does it mean for you?

by Viviënne Wormsbecher

From January 1, 2024, new amendments will be implemented to the 30% ruling for expats living and working in the Netherlands.

Number of Dutch vacancies falls as unemployment on the rise

The number of vacancies in the Netherlands has fallen by 12.000 in the third quarter of 2023, while unemployment has risen, according to new data.

Number of Dutch vacancies falls as unemployment on the rise

The number of vacancies in the Netherlands has fallen by 12.000 in the third quarter of 2023, while unemployment has risen, according to new data.

Dutch students are taking 112 calls due to staff shortages

Since the ongoing emergency services staff shortage continues, control centres in a number of Dutch cities are hiring students to help fill the gaps.

New EU rules for foreign workers could help tackle Dutch worker shortage

New measures proposed by the EU Commission aiming to better match highly skilled migrants with jobs in the EU could help solve the Dutch labour shortage.

Climate change could make Dutch house prices fall by 10 percent

A real estate research group has found that climate change could lead to a 10 percent drop in house prices across the Netherlands in the coming years.

Train schedule around Schiphol adjusted until December 3

Trains running to, from and via Schiphol airport will be running on an adjusted schedule until December 3, due to work taking place on the tracks.