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  1. As a foreign employer, for which occasional work do I not need to provide notification of my workers?

    There are several types of occasional work for which you do not need to provide notification of your workers. However, these ...

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  2. As a foreign self-employed person, can I work in the Netherlands?

    You can work in the Netherlands as a self-employed person under certain conditions.

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  3. One Point of Single Contact for service providers

    The EU Services Directive makes it easier for service providers to operate in other EU countries. They can organise everything ...

  4. How can I apply for a patent?

    If you want to patent an invention, process or product, you should submit an application to the Netherlands Patent Office. In ...

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  5. What does the EU Services Directive mean for public authorities?

    Service providers are free to locate to the Netherlands or temporarily offer services here. They can deal with different ...

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  6. Regional departments

    These departments develop coherent, effective policy on the world's regions and countries.

  7. Why the Kingdom of the Netherlands concludes treaties

    The Koninkrijk der Nederlanden (Kingdom of the Netherlands) concludes treaties as a way of making agreements with other states, ...

  8. Dutch goals within the EU

    The Netherlands aims to raise the EU ambition for 2030 from 40% to 55% emission reduction.

  9. Five northern European countries conclude international arrangements on transport and storage of carbon across borders

    A European infrastructure for carbon capture and storage is underway. Today, arrangements between Denmark, Norway, Belgium, the ...

    News item | 15-04-2024 | 18:00

  10. Civic integration (inburgering) in the Netherlands

    The Dutch government wants everyone who lives in the Netherlands to be able to participate in Dutch society.