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Are you prepared to deal with Dutch people? Read our 5 tips on living in The Netherlands to be fully prepared.

Looking for a job abroad but don't speak English? Check out the different options out there and how language skills can help you find a job abroad. How speaking languages affects your employability abroad

If you want to work legally in the Netherlands you must register with the Dutch Tax Administration, Belastingdienst, where you will be assigned a Dutch ID number, also known as a Burgerservicenummer or Sofi Number.

Planning to work in the Netherlands but have no idea how and where you will be living? Where you live in the Netherlands depends mostly on where and what your workplace will be. However, when you work with Robin you can be sure that the accommodation you get from the temporary employment agency in the Netherlands will be certified and meet the standards

Getting a job abroad and moving to a new country can seem daunting, but all new beginnings can be enjoyable when you're well prepared.

It's not new that The Netherlands have a very rainy climate, hence why many dutch are going to the gym during those days. A gym in Dutch is called ´Sportschool´, which translate literally to school of sports.

Considering getting a job in the Netherlands directly, without the help of a recruitment agency? We recommend using an employment agency for the following 7 reasons.

Speaking German makes it easier to find a job in Germany, but there are plenty of opportunities for non-German speakers too. Knowledge of English or Russian can also help you find a job in this country.

Are you interested in working in the Netherlands but you don't know how to speak languages? No problem, there are several jobs available for people who do not speak foreign languages