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Social activities
While other concerns may be more immediate just after your arrival in the Netherlands, finding social contacts and making friends is essential to making you feel at home in the long run.
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Language courses
As a foreign staff member or researcher coming to the Netherlands, you will probably work in an entirely English speaking environment. This does not mean that you do not need to learn Dutch, however.
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Public holidays
There are a number of public holidays in the Netherlands. On these days the shops, museums and attractions often close earlier, and some stay closed the whole day.Schools, city councils, post offices and banks are closed the whole day.
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Getting around
The Netherlands has a fairly good public transport system. An extensive network of tram, bus, train, metro and ferry provides a round the clock network in Amsterdam alone.
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Emergency phone numbers
This section contains a list of emergency phone numbers in the Netherlands for international staff members including the emergency services, doctors, utility companies and banks.
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