This richly illustrated handbook offers more than 250 full color pages of essential information for the expatriate on all aspects of living and working in the N... » 

This richly illustrated handbook offers more than 250 full color pages of essential information for the expatriate on all aspects of living and working in the Netherlands such as: registration, career, housing, international education, schools, fiscal and legal issuse, health care, telecommunications and insurances.
The reader can also find more general information on the Dutch culture and habits, tourist information, language, international clubs, etc. All these subjects are apporached from the perspective of the expatriate- both newcomers and expats who have been living in the Netherlands for some time. This and the many useful addresses, phone numbers and Internet urls make The Holland Hnabook an indispensable reference book for the employee expat, the expat's partner who does not have a paid or volunteer job(yet), foreign entrepreneurs, the many foreign students who have come to the Netherlands to train or study and professionals who want to keep abreast of the latest developments in expat affairs.
The Holland Handbook is very popular with our expats- Shell Outpost Information Center
I found it an excellent guide, nice to read and to handle - Christian Chartier, Press Officer, International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia (ICTY)
... it's got the answers to just about all the conceivable questions an expat might have and is nicely designed - Expatica
When my Canadian wife came to the Netherlands three years ago, she obtained a copy of The Holland Handbook, and it proved to be of immeasurable value to her - even thought I as a Dutchman, thought I Knew quite a lot about my country-Erik Jan van der Torre
Whether you visit the Netherlands regulary or plan to stay for a few years, The Holland Handbook is an indispensable guide for every foreigner - Netherlands Foreign Trade Agency (NFTA)
An informative and interesting book for the newcomers, which still produces something new and entertaining for those of us who have made the Netherlands their home- Beryl Pavey, Member of the Access Executive Board of Directors «