Furniture rental in The Netherlands

The Netherlands are well-equipped for foreign students and workers. The country ranks among the best places to live and work as an expat. It offers high living standards and a great work-life balance, which makes it an attractive place for expats and international students.  Learning the Dutch language as a foreigner is rather hard and luckily unnecessary since many international companies are headquartered in the Netherlands. Let’s say there are sufficiently employment opportunities.

At In-Lease we offer solutions in the Netherlands to furnish your temporary accommodation in a cost-efficient and sustainable way thanks to furniture and appliances rental. In general, housing in the Netherlands is rather small which creates the need for specific furniture packages for every interior style. 

Before moving to The Netherlands, there are a few things you should arrange.

As a European citizen, you can come to the Netherlands with a valid passport or travel ID. A certificate of lawful residence is needed to apply for in case you wish to stay for over three months.

For citizens from outside the EU a residence permit and a work permit is necessary, regardless how long you wish to stay and work in the Netherlands.

Moving to a foreign country can be challenging. It is recommended to look into some facts and figures beforehand to prepare yourself and to make your arrival in The Netherlands as convenient as possible.

• Amsterdam is the capital of The Netherlands
• The Euro is the official currency in The Netherlands
• The national language is Dutch, but English is very common in the Netherlands.
• The Netherlands count over 17,5 million inhabitants
• There are currently around 200.000 expats living in the Netherlands

Amsterdam, the capital city of the Netherlands is the one with over 800.000 inhabitants. It is the biggest city in the Netherlands with the most employment opportunities. Amsterdam is followed by Rotterdam and The Hague as biggest and most convenient cities to work and live in. The Hague is extremely international and hosts tons of expats.