It might be difficult to find accomodation in the Netherlands. Generally, there is short supply and it can therefore be very expensive to find suitable accomodation. The different accomodation options are discussed and useful information sources are given.

Accomodation

Depending on your nationality, entry conditions may apply such as the need to have an entry visa and/or a residence permit. Here you can find more information and whether you need to apply for a visa, residence permit or work permit when you come to the Netherlands.

Entry conditions and visas

The Netherlands is a relatively small country with many inhabitants and has a lot to offer. Information is provided about connecting to the Dutch, the Dutch business culture, cultural taboos, language courses and transport.

Daily life

The medical system is a social provision, which means that everyone has health care insurances and access to care. Information is provided about general practicioners, pharmacy, hospitals, first aid & emergencies, children, pregnancy & maternity, and the dentist.

Medical care

When you are in the Netherlands, you must make sure that you are adequately insured, both for your health and other risks. Your host institution can advise you on this. Here you can find information about the health insurance system and on when you are adequately insured.

Insurance

When you bring your partner/family along, there are several issues that you might come across. Here you can read more about immigration procedures, family & work, children & medical facilities, childcare facilities and school & education.

Family

More information about departure conditions such as cancelling registrations.

​Departure conditions

Visit the EURAXESS Europe website to find out more about research outside the EU, including links to researcher’s mobility portals in Australia, Canada, Chile, Japan and South Africa.

Another useful website for funding opportunities is BILAT. This has information about funding opportunities for European researchers in 11 countries around the world; Australia, Brazil, Canada, China, India, Mexico, New Zealand, Russia, South Africa, South Korea, USA.