Dutch Driving Theory Test: Gehaald!
by Tiffany Jarman Jansen On July 22, 2009 at 9:55 am I took the train to Amsterdam Sloterdijk. I waited 10 minutes…
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The Dutch Kitchen
by Martha Andrus The Dutch kitchen is pretty basic and mostly involves a lot of green vegetables, potatoes and sausages. A typical…
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by Liz Cross, Crossover Translations Approximately 20 years ago, I was sitting on the Harwich-Hoek van Holland boat with two friends and…
Read more →I Want to Ride My Bicycle
by Stuart Billinghurst Fiets (bicycles) are a very common sight in Holland. They are a popular mode of transport and it is…
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by Stuart Billinghurst I’ve already written about one of Holland’s well-known vices, the drug culture. There is of course another vice which…
Read more →A Call From France
The following is an extract from Catherine Broughton’s latest book, “A Call From France”, available from Amazon and most leading book stores.…
Read more →The Political Plight Of The American Expatriate
by Rick Levy Another U.S. presidential election year is upon us, the second such event that has taken place since my wife…
Read more →Surviving The Office Jungle Abroad
There are a plenty of helpful articles focusing on how an expatriate can find a dream job abroad, get a work visa,…
Read more →Tax Haven Andorra Raise Residency Entry Price
by Roger Munns For years Andorra has been one of Europe’s top tax havens, with the same tax benefits as Monaco but…
Read more →Bach, Building and the Berlin Wall – about Germany and Living There
by Rachel Fuecks Germany is a good place to invest in property. House prices here in Germany have been stable for a…
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