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Dutchreview
Media Platform · Netherlands-wide
An international magazine offering news, cultural explainers and practical guides for expats, students and other people navigating life in the Netherlands.
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Useful early on for the practical explainers, on opening a bank account, renting, health insurance, tax and learning Dutch, and for the city guides when you have just arrived somewhere new.
About
DutchReview is a commercial English-language publication about life in the Netherlands, written for internationals living in the country, among them students, working people and visitors. It gives its address as PLNT in Leiden. The content falls into a few groups. Daily news in English covers crime, the economy, politics, health, sport, traffic and weather. Culture and opinion writing covers Dutch history, food, cycling and social habits. A Living in the Netherlands section holds guides on housing, renting and buying, education, health, learning Dutch, moving, studying and working, and on money matters including banking, insurance, mortgages, freelancing and investing. City sections cover Amsterdam, Rotterdam, The Hague, Utrecht, Leiden, Groningen, Maastricht and Eindhoven among others. The site also runs a Find a business directory, in which a reader picks a category such as Dutch language school, international school, mortgage advisor, recruitment agency, relocation service or tax accountant and sees providers listed by province and town. The site states that it sells advertising space in order to stay free to read, and that sponsored posts and affiliate links are disclosed.
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- An advertising-funded publication. It states that sponsored posts and affiliate links are disclosed, and its business directory carries listings it is paid for, so it is a starting point rather than an impartial assessment of the providers it names.
- A commercial media publisher. Its practical articles are not official government or legal advice.
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