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The Dutch government has proposed major labour market reforms to phase out zero-hour contracts, tighten rules on temp work, and push for more permanent jobs. Critics say the deeper barriers remain untouched.

This guide will show you exactly how to start freelancing the right way, from registration and taxes to legal requirements and visa options.

The Dutch government wants to crack down on false self-employment. Over 42% of businesses plan to hire fewer freelancers in 2025. What does this mean for the future of work? And is this going to work?

Before you start cycling along the canals and sampling stroopwafels, you’ll need to navigate the essentials: visas, housing, taxation, and more. Below is a step-by-step guide, with helpful links, to ensure your move to the Netherlands goes smoothly.

Whether you're planning to visit Europe on the upcoming ETIAS, work in the EU through the Blue Card, or compare these systems with the U.S. ESTA or Green Card, this guide explains what you need to know.

To work legally in the Netherlands, it's essential to understand the necessary permits, tax obligations, and your rights as an employee. The type of work permit required depends on your nationality and the nature of your employment.

Finding a job in the Netherlands as an international worker requires knowledge of the right resources and an understanding of Dutch hiring practices. This guide outlines where to find legitimate job opportunities, which industries are hiring, and how to apply effectively.

Understanding the working conditions, salaries, and employee rights in the Netherlands is crucial for anyone considering employment in the country. This guide provides a factual overview based on official sources.

Starting a business in the Netherlands involves selecting the appropriate legal structure, understanding registration procedures, and complying with tax obligations. This guide provides a concise overview of the most common business forms.

Navigating the Dutch administrative system can be challenging, especially when it comes to obtaining a Citizen Service Number (BSN) and securing health insurance, particularly if you lack a permanent address or employment. This guide provides clear, up-to-date information on these processes, ensuring you understand your rights and obligations.