With these tips you will find a home faster

Going through a divorce in the Netherlands can be overwhelming. It’s not just about untangling your emotions, finances, and legal matters, but also about facing the logistics of starting fresh. For many people, that means moving out of a shared home and finding a new place to live—something that can add another layer of stress to an already difficult time.

Whether you’ve decided to move out immediately, or you’re navigating the process while still dealing with legalities, there are a few important things to keep in mind when searching for a new home in the Netherlands.

Welcome back! In Part 1, we covered some of the biggest hidden costs expats face when moving to the Netherlands, like municipal taxes, health insurance, and rental fees. But that’s not all! There are still more unexpected expenses that can catch you off guard—especially when it comes to banking, bureaucracy, and even staying warm in winter.

Make sure to read Part 1 if you haven't already!

In this post, we’ll dive into more hidden costs to help you budget smarter and avoid financial surprises. Let’s get into it!

Welcome back to the Rentbird blog! The Dutch housing market is always buzzing with activity, and we’re here to update you on all the recent developments and changes shaping the industry. If you’ve been out of the loop, here’s a roundup of three major stories that have made headlines recently.

Many expats moving to the Netherlands carefully plan their budgets to cover rent, utilities, and transportation. However, life in this charming country can come with a few hidden costs that may catch you off guard. From municipal taxes to steep winter energy bills, these expenses can add up quickly if you’re not prepared. In this guide, we’ll break down the often-overlooked costs of living in the Netherlands so you can avoid nasty surprises and budget smarter. Let's dive in!

Dutch homes are a fascinating blend of practicality, history, and quirky charm. From their impossibly steep stairs to their curtain-free windows, here are ten surprising facts about Dutch homes that will make you look at them in a whole new light.

When expats think of moving to a city in the Netherlands, places like Amsterdam, Rotterdam, and Utrecht often steal the spotlight. Yet, nestled along the North Sea coast, The Hague, also known as Den Haag or s-Gravenhage to locals, offers a unique blend of international prestige, cultural richness, and livable neighborhoods that mark it as a hidden gem for many.

Well, it’s not a hidden gem anymore! Let’s explore why The Hague deserves more attention and why it might be the perfect choice for those looking to make the switch.