Going to work in The Hague

Working in The Hague Region

The Hague region has a diverse range of sectors and a highly internationalised job market. Whether you choose to work in peace and justice, IT, finance, security, or energy, there are roles for everyone!

Working towards a better world

The Hague is known as the ‘City of Peace and Justice’, and it has been at the forefront of the human-rights-based system for over 100 years. But in recent years, other hugely successful sectors have arisen, including finance, energy, IT, and the security industries. In addition to the exceptional work/life balance and beautiful surroundings, The Hague’s job market is very internationalised, interconnected, and a great place to build your career.

Vlaggen

Peace and Justice

Home to the Dutch parliament, the Peace Palace, and the International Criminal Court, The Hague is known globally as the city of peace and justice.
Europol

Security

The Hague region is home to major players in international security, including Europol, one of the world’s best-known international law enforcement agencies (alongside Interpol). As such, the area offers many employment opportunities in this sector.
IT Tech The Hague region

IT and Tech

Learn about The Hague as a focal point for data science, IT and tech where global companies, research institutions, and the government collaborate and innovate.
renewable energy

Energy

For decades, The Hague has hosted large numbers of multinational energy companies. Recently it has also become a hub for innovative low and zero-carbon ways of producing energy.
World Trade Center The Hague

Finance

The Hague region is well known for international innovation in the finance sector. Learn more about the area's key institutions, thriving start-ups, and where to work in finance.
Vlaggen

Peace and Justice

Home to the Dutch parliament, the Peace Palace, and the International Criminal Court, The Hague is known globally as the city of peace and justice.
Europol

Security

The Hague region is home to major players in international security, including Europol, one of the world’s best-known international law enforcement agencies (alongside Interpol). As such, the area offers many employment opportunities in this sector.
renewable energy

Energy

For decades, The Hague has hosted large numbers of multinational energy companies. Recently it has also become a hub for innovative low and zero-carbon ways of producing energy.
IT Tech The Hague region

IT and Tech

Learn about The Hague as a focal point for data science, IT and tech where global companies, research institutions, and the government collaborate and innovate.
World Trade Center The Hague

Finance

The Hague region is well known for international innovation in the finance sector. Learn more about the area's key institutions, thriving start-ups, and where to work in finance.

Find a job in Greater Rotterdam-The Hague area

Connect to our innovative ecosystems in vibrant cities such as Rotterdam, The Hague, Delft and Leiden and work together on global challenges!
Go to job portal

Finding a job

All you need to know about working in The Hague region

More information

Finding a job

There are many jobs available for English speakers in the Netherlands. These resources will help you in your search – find information about how to apply, going freelance, writing your CV, and volunteering.
Read more

Employment contracts

Know your rights when negotiating an employment contract. Read about temporary vs permanent contracts, notice periods, dismissal, holidays, and more.
Read more

Employment conditions

Learn about the terms and conditions of employment in the Netherlands including your right to a minimum wage, the dismissal process, and trade unions.
Read more

National taxes

In the Netherlands, everyone needs to complete a yearly tax return. Get the full story from the experts at The Hague International Centre.
Read more

Workplace culture

The typical Dutch workplace environment is welcoming but can be unusual for some internationals. Find out more about labour culture in the Netherlands.
Read more