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The Immigration and Naturalisation Service (IND) has reduced many of the administrative fees for residence permits for highly-skilled internationals. The...

One of the consequences of Brexit is that EMA (European Medicines Agency) needs to relocate. The EMA provides EU citizens...

It’s the first month of a new year, which in the Netherlands basically means visiting loads of ‘Nieuwjaarsborrels’. Borrels are...

In 2019, it has been 350 years since the world-famous Dutch painter Rembrandt has died. That is why 2019 is...

Are you interested in volunteering? Volunteer The Hague tells you why you should volunteer and how Volunteer The Hague can...

If you are not going abroad to spend Christmas with your family, you can still have a lovely holiday since...

As days are getting shorter, we try to bring light into the darkness – literally. As soon as Christmas comes...

Want to get unlimited acces to the best art and culture in The Hague? We Are Public offers you access...

The Hague is ranked 11th on the Expat City Ranking 2018, the list of best expat cities in the world...

Watching television in another country can be really disappointing if you find out there are only a few channels that...

In September 2019, the Rijnlands Lyceum Wassenaar will open its doors to international students. The new school will be called...

On the evening of 11 November, in some parts of the Netherlands, children carrying lanterns walk in groups and go door-to-door singing age-old folk songs in return for candy. This is to celebrate Saint Martin's day.