Ground frost was measured in the Netherlands early on Tuesday, July 21. Summer frost is already a rare event, but has never before occurred in mid-July. | Continue reading
New figures from Statistics Netherlands (CBS) have revealed that a larger share of money generated by Dutch companies went towards employees in 2025. | Continue reading
The European Commission has begun investigating a system using satellite navigation to automatically intervene if a car is travelling over the speed limit. | Continue reading
Can property owners evict you if your landlord's lease ends? Mr. Berendsen Advocaten explains Dutch subletting law and tenant rights in the Netherlands now. | Continue reading
Consecutive heatwaves turn sealed Netherlands homes into unventilated traps for mould and pests. Find out how a pre-vacation deep clean protects your house. | Continue reading
A draft law has been submitted in the Netherlands that would require all landlords to upgrade their rental properties to at least a D energy rating by 2029. | Continue reading
Are you starting a business in the Netherlands? Learn how to avoid 10 common expat mistakes, establish a compliant Dutch BV and manage your taxes correctly. | Continue reading
Rijkswaterstaat has warned drivers to expect longer travel times on the A27 due to several bridge closures, namely Merwedebrug and Papendrechtbrug. | Continue reading
Looking for a wedding photographer? Or perhaps someone to create a family portrait? Learn more about Madasi Love Stories, the Amsterdam-based photographer. | Continue reading
A study has found that a quarter of Dutch workers aged 30 to 45 feel they are overworked, while one in three believe the work they do is meaningless. | Continue reading
In less than a week, visitors have already stepped on the famous Peanut Butter Floor by Dutch artist Wim T. Schippers, displayed in a museum in Rotterdam. | Continue reading
In the first month since NS introduced the 49-euro ticket for Dutch trains, only valid this summer, 270.000 people have taken out a subscription. | Continue reading
Dutch trade union FNV has announced a number of strikes will take place in September, affecting public transport, government services, ports and healthcare. | Continue reading
Fewer people in the Netherlands have holidays booked this summer, with only 52 percent of the population travelling in July and August, according to ANWB. | Continue reading
After the extreme heat that Europe experienced this summer, Eurostar has ordered trains that can run in temperatures as high as 55 degrees celsius. | Continue reading
During the heatwave in June, at least 900 more people than normal died in the Netherlands, according to figures from the Dutch health institute (RIVM). | Continue reading
Dealing with a Dutch settlement agreement, IND visa refusal or cross-border family dispute? Discover how to resolve these legal problems in the Netherlands. | Continue reading
Consumers in the Netherlands have estimated inflation to be almost three times higher than actual inflation, likely due to the conflict in the Middle East. | Continue reading
Dutch rail operator NS has adjusted its luggage rules, prohibiting train passengers from placing their bags on seats, even if the train is not crowded. | Continue reading
Navigating Dutch asset management is quite complex. Learn how changing Box 3 regulations, 30 percent ruling rollbacks and fund domiciles impact your assets | Continue reading
Risk of a serious water shortage in the Netherlands has increased due to persistent drought, low river levels, and high water demand caused by hot weather. | Continue reading
The Dutch government has revealed plans to actively recruit skilled migrant workers for sectors such as AI and biotechnology, to grow labour productivity. | Continue reading
Moving to the Netherlands can be complicated and costly. Schmidt Global Relocations explains which unexpected expenses might come up along the way. | Continue reading
European trade unions have proposed that the EU update its laws so that employees are better protected when working in very hot weather. Here's what to know. | Continue reading
The violent attack on a visitor at Pride Amersfoort has highlighted the importance of safe spaces for LGBTQ+ people during events, according to RITA. | Continue reading
New Dutch immigration rules now apply to non-EU employees. Find out exactly how the recast Single Permit impacts your job flexibility and search period. | Continue reading
International students in the Netherlands are at high risk of being taken advantage of in the hunt for student housing, dealing with extreme conditions. | Continue reading
A pilot with a smart bike rack called the Lock and Load, which automatically locks and charges an e-bike, has begun at the University of Twente. | Continue reading
The rollout of the European Travel Information and Authorisation System (ETIAS) for the EU has been delayed until 2027. Here’s what passengers need to know. | Continue reading
The UK-based transport company Arriva has announced plans to run new daily train services connecting Paris with multiple Dutch cities from 2028. | Continue reading
The rare titan arum, also known as the giant penis plant, has bloomed at the Victoria Greenhouse at Blijdorp Zoo for the first time in 3 years. | Continue reading
Airports are braced for delays during the busy summer period as the European Union (EU) has refused to hit pause on the new Entry/Exit System (EES). | Continue reading
From 2027, children across the Netherlands can travel on public transport for free. To fund this scheme the travel discount for over-65s will be scrapped. | Continue reading
The job sectors in the Netherlands with the highest average number of vacation days have been revealed by AD, from education to construction. | Continue reading
Looking for a school in the Netherlands where your child can thrive? Discover how Optimist International Academy combines curiosity, diversity & connection. | Continue reading
From August 1, 2026, Dutch residents will not be allowed to set off consumer fireworks as the nationwide fireworks ban comes into effect. | Continue reading
Relocating from the Netherlands? Discover how the AGS Dutch hub provides a cost-effective, shared international moving and groupage services for all expats. | Continue reading
The House of Representatives has approved a new law that would make it easier for a group of residents to start a housing cooperative in the Netherlands. | Continue reading
Residents fined for failing to pass their Dutch integration exams on time are set to receive refunds. The government will pay out a total of 9 million euros. | Continue reading
Another heatwave could be in store for the Netherlands this week. Temperatures are once again expected to rise above 30 degrees celsius. | Continue reading
As of July 3, major roadworks on the A1 towards Amsterdam have started, causing travel delays of up to an hour until the works are complete on August 17. | Continue reading
The Netherlands has been ranked among the richest countries, according to the 2026 UBS Wealth Report, which placed it 10th by average wealth per person. | Continue reading
Getting a driving licence in the Netherlands now costs up to 3.300 euros on average, forcing many younger people to delay their lessons and practical exams. | Continue reading
Buyers under 25 nearly doubled mortgage applications in the Netherlands, driven by wealthy parents and cheaper rental properties hitting the housing market. | Continue reading
RTL Nieuwspanel has found that 53 percent of young adults in the Netherlands don't want children or are undecided, citing housing and financial struggles. | Continue reading
Airports and airlines have urged the European Union to suspend its recently implemented Entry/Exit System (EES) over the busy summer period or risk chaos. | Continue reading
Optimise your training routine in the Netherlands. Discover how nasal performance impacts running, cycling and recovery options for expat athletes in Europe. | Continue reading
A serious track fire near Rotterdam has forced Eurostar to cancel trains between London and Amsterdam. Cross-border travel faces disruptions until Thursday. | Continue reading