The area around central station Amersfoort.
© Edwin van WanrooijStaying informed about the latest news on the Corona crisis can be challenging when you are an international. Therefore, a group of students from the University College Utrecht decided to step up and provide Coronavirus updates for non-Dutch speakers.
A crisis like the corona crisis throws all that we know and are used to upside down. We can’t control what is happening, yet we can control how we are dealing with it. In this article, you can find some practical tips on how to do this.
In light of the Coronavirus situation affecting the Netherlands, the Dutch railway company NS has decided to limit the number of train services it offers. Changes to its services will be in place from Saturday, March 21, onwards.
Due to COVID-19 we turned our free seminar on tax filing into an online webinar! Tune in Wednesday March 25th of March to hear our experts Blue Umbrella give information about tax filing in the Netherlands.
Germany has become hip. We go on holiday, to ski, to visit cities or to eat tasty Bratwurst and to taste beer. But what about our knowledge of the German
King Willem-Alexander and family will be celebrating his birthday in Amersfoort on Saturday, April 27, 2019. Watch with us as Amersfoort transforms into an
Historically, if you wanted to designate a guardian for your child in case something should happen to you, it had to be done by will. Today, a new option is
A study by the Economic Board Utrecht (EBU) shows that employment at innovative startups in the Utrecht region grew by 18% in 2017. They far outstripped
Trusting your doctor and feeling safe in his or her care is most important. Healthcare for internationals (H4i) aims to have Dutch healthcare as much as possible
