Service providers

Are you looking for an expert in housing, relocation, banking, childcare, healthcare or something else? The Hague International Centre connects you to reliable service providers who offer high-quality services in English and are familiar with your needs as an international living in The Hague region. Please note we are highly selective to the partners we promote, however we cannot be held liable for consequences with services provided by our partners.

XPat Media Publishers

XPat Media is the organisation behind The XPat Journal (the popular quarterly magazine for expatriates in the Netherlands), The Holland Handbook (the informative annual English-language handbook), the website XPAT.NL and other publications geared towards expatriates living and working in the Netherlands.

Dutch Language Café

We aim to revolutionize language learning by taking it out of classrooms and instead combine it with interesting activities. This way we also attract native speakers and enable natives & language learners to mingle. We are not a traditional language school: our emphasis is on connecting people, community-building and building speaking confidence.

Volunteer The Hague

Don’t speak Dutch? The Volunteer The Hague project helps English-speaking residents connect with Dutch non-profit organisations in The Hague area. Visit our website to discover over 300 volunteer opportunities suitable for non-Dutch speakers and posted by hundreds of local non-profit organisations in need of help.

LOKAAL informatiepunt

LOKAAL informatiepunt is a place in the center of The Hague, where multiple organisations reside that can provide service, free of charge: BARKA (an organisation that guides EU-migrants that experience severe problems in Dutch society), Helpdesk Geldzaken (an organisation that helps with questions about money), Sociaal Raadslieden (an organisation that helps with legal questions), et cetera.

VERRA Makelaars Den Haag

Verra Makelaars' teams in The Hague and Rotterdam specialize in addressing all your real estate needs. Whether you're relocating abroad, searching for a home in the Netherlands, or arriving as an expat, our agents offer customized guidance tailored to your unique journey

Literaturhaus | Deutsche Bibliothek The Hague

Literaturhaus | Deutsche Bibliothek The Hague is dedicated to German-language literature, and works exclusively with volunteers. We organise lectures, movie nights, language cafés, study trips, museum tours, and occasionally an art exhibition, play or concert. You can of course just borrow a book. We look forward to meeting you at our library!

Wouters & Van der Velde

You are looking to buy your new home in The Netherlands? We can help you make your wish come true. Rob Wouters & René van der Velde are independent financial advisors with decades of experience in overcoming all issues you will encounter when buying your new home in The Netherlands. We can help you find the mortgage that suits your needs.

The International School of The Hague (ISH)

Dutch International Schools Association. With 607 primary students and 1332 secondary students, the ISH mission is based on curious, connected and compassionate learning, inspiring students to become proactive global citizens.

Direct Dutch Institute

Direct Dutch Institute is the oldest language school for Dutch in The Hague. We have over 30 years of experience in teaching Dutch to expats and we are specialised in Dutch courses of all levels, in various formats.

I am not a Tourist

I am not a Tourist is the publisher of the “Expat Survival Guide”. This annual expat guide provides essential information to help internationals settle into the Netherlands. I am not a Tourist Fairs & Events is the organiser of fairs and events for expats to serve the international community living, working and studying in The Netherlands.

Elckerlyc International School

Elckerlyc International is a member of The Dutch International Primary Schools (DIPS). This means that our school offers international education embedded in a Dutch context; as such we operate within the framework of the Dutch educational system. As we are partly funded by the Dutch government, we can ensure that education at our school remains affordable for expat families.