Family & Children
Moving to or living in the Netherlands with your family involves many administrative and practical arrangements. Rules can be complex, procedures differ per situation and communication is often in Dutch.
On this page, we explain the most important family and children-related matters — and how we support you with clarity and confidence.
Relocating with your family requires careful planning and correct registration. Each family member may have different requirements depending on age, nationality and length of stay.
We guide you through the key administrative steps, explain what applies to your family situation and help you avoid delays or incorrect registrations.
Children must be registered correctly with Dutch authorities. This registration is essential for healthcare, education and child-related benefits.
We explain what registration is required for your children and guide you through the process so everything is handled correctly from the start.
The Dutch education system can be unfamiliar, especially for international families. Understanding school options, age groups and registration procedures can be challenging.
We provide clear guidance on education-related matters and help you understand what options may apply to your children.
Childcare in the Netherlands has specific rules, waiting lists and administrative requirements. Costs and eligibility for childcare allowance depend on your situation.
We explain how childcare works, what to consider and how childcare arrangements are connected to official registrations and allowances
Families in the Netherlands may be entitled to child-related benefits, depending on income and family situation. These benefits are not automatic and must be handled correctly.
We support you with understanding, applying for and managing child-related government benefits, helping you avoid mistakes or repayments.
Children must be registered correctly for healthcare services. This includes health insurance, GP registration and access to medical care.
We guide you through the healthcare-related requirements for children and explain what is needed to ensure proper access to care