The number one source of information for internationals settling into Brabant. This guide introduces a wide range of topics, from formalities, healthcare, and banking to daily life, leisure, and learning Dutch. Also included are our official partners, some handy Dutch words and phrases, and transport options. Each page links to the corresponding page on our website, where internationals can find more detailed information on each topic along with links to official sources. 

Aimed at those who have recently arrived as well as those who have been in the Netherlands for a while, this free guide is included in our welcome bag and distributed at our events. It is also available from the Expat Center.

This supplement to the Internationals Guide to Settling in Brabant specifically targets internationals in the Eindhoven region, offering more in-depth information on a variety of topics such as culture and leisure, education and careers, and more. 

This free guide is available from the Expat Center and is also distributed at our events.

Detailed information and handy tips for the successful preboarding, onboarding and offboarding of internationals and their families. 

This free guide is given to employers who meet with our Account Managers and is also available on request. 

This handbook is for employers to give to their newly hired internationals to help them prepare for their move to the Netherlands. It highlights the most important things that need to be arranged prior to arrival -  such as permits, housing, and health insurance – and gives an introduction to Dutch culture and life in the Netherlands. Each page links to the corresponding page on our website, where internationals can find more detailed information on each topic along with links to official sources. 

This free guide is given to employers who meet with our Account Managers and is also available on request.

Available in both Dutch and English, this brochure from Grensinfopunt Eindhoven provides an overview of the things that need to be considered when employing cross-border workers. 

This free guide is available from the Expat Center and is distributed at our events.