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Freelancing is no longer a smooth way to make your money in the Netherlands. New requirements, fewer benefits and a raft of other regulations aim to reduce the popularity of self employment, affecting the working lives of well over one million people.
Read more about Freelancing frustrations: The hurdles ZZP’ers face in Holland
If you apply for a regular residence permit for the Netherlands, the Dutch government wants to verify whether you pose a danger to the public order and security in the Netherlands. To check this, it is mandatory to fill in an antecedents certificate.
Read more about Antecedents certificate: How important is it actually?
The Rijnsburger cycling tunnel is one of the most important tunnels that connects Leiden city centre and LBSP. To encourage people to continue using the tunnel the municipality would like to work with you to transform the tunnel into a work of art!
The growth of the LBSP continues. The Human Capital Agenda 'Leiden Bio Science Park 2023-2028, 'Without Talent No Growth' explains how entrepreneurs, education and government will work together in the coming years to meet the demand for talent.
The Dutch government has plans to improve foreign startup regulations, including making alterations to the startup visa scheme.
It is important to make sure that you check whether the 30% ruling will still apply to you in 2022, and to keep in mind some upcoming changes to the ruling.
If you’re planning on buying a house in the Netherlands, it’s important to know more about the National Mortgage Guarantee (NHG).
Read more about What is the Dutch National Mortgage Guarantee (NHG)?
Leiden has become increasingly international, and we, together with the municipality of Leiden, have recently published a report that gives insight into the diversity of the region.
Research indicates that current integration policy may miss the mark for those moving to the Netherlands to be with Dutch partners.
