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Ola Mafalda.Tudo bem ,I live in London for last 20 years I really want to move to nederland..

Mafalda estou a planear mudar-me para a Holanda:) Obrigada pelo vídeo!

That's hilarious . especially the non privacy bit. (o; So you walk the streets and people could be running commando in their homes lol Oh and the kissing meeting part. I speak to Portuguese people sometimes on line and they send you kisses and even if you just chatted with them twice and I could not understand it for some time. You guys are passionate lol But it's a matter of different cultures. Good to know. Thanks for the tip (o;

Ola .. I am so glad I came across your video. I'm planning a month's stay in the Netherlands to see what it's like. Before deciding if i should move there long term. I would prefer renting. I'm single and unemployed and over 50. I am hoping to start a new life there and obviously find a job, if I decide;. The Netherlands is my future home. But I wish you could make some video about living and renting etc, outside the big cities, which are too expensive. I've done some research and there are even some markets in certain places, that have a good choice of fresh food and cheaper prices. (for those who prefer to cook their own meals, that is. Like I do (o; ) Do you think you could give some in depth info, about the places which have a cheaper cost of living, but are just as nice to live in ? pls. I understand some prefer the city life, but some have lower incomes or prefer somewhere which does not cost as much, as living in the big cities . Still I love your way of explaining, You have such an articulate and pleasant disposition. And ofcourse, you are very attractive too, if I may say so. And Portuguese. An other country, I may consider to move to.

Very informative video.Thank you so much!!!

@aquablauw69 After my service in the Dutch Army, I emigrated to the US. Every month, my paycheck is not much left over. Going into civilian life would have put me at the poverty level. I never regret my decision to emigrate and become a US Citizen. Not all is Snow White Fairy Tale in The Netherlands. Why? I was born and raised there. Sad but true

@aquablauw69 0 seconds ago After my service in the Dutch Army, I emigrated to the US. Every month, my paycheck is not much left over. Going into civilian life would have put me at the poverty level. I never regret my decision to emigrate and become a US Citizen. Not all is Snow White Fairy Tale in The Netherlands. Why? I was born and raised there. Sad, but True.

@aquablauw69 0 seconds ago After my service in the Dutch Army, I emigrated to the US. Every month, my paycheck is not much left over. Going into civilian life would have put me at the poverty level. I never regret my decision to emigrate and become a US Citizen. Not all is Snow White Fairy Tale in The Netherlands. Why? I was born and raised there.

Thanks for a good video

Als je Nederlands spreekt, wordt het zeer gewaardeerd. Nederlands is een prachtige rijke taal die aandacht en waardering verdient.

Thanks for posting this. It reminds me of the reasons we loved living in the Netherlands ... no idea why we returned to UK! Top of my list is the cycling, it is literally like living on another planet.

Many thanks for producing the video, they are really good tips and I'll be acting on them straight away. You explain everything so clearly and your English is nicely articulate. Thanks again.

Many thanks for posting the video, it was really helpful and the links are fantastic. You explain everything so clearly. I lived in the Netherlands in the early 1990s and remember having to have house insurance and also third party insurance so if for example you damaged something at your neighbours the insurance would cover it. Do you still need those insurances and if so how much are they for a typical person living in a typical apartment? Given I can hardly speak any Dutch and not a word of Portuguese I should not comment but in case it helps an A++++ house is well "insulated".

Many thanks for posting this, it was really helpful and the clauses sound a good idea. I did have a question, you mentioned a Property valuation and a Technical valuation, what is the Property valuation, is that something a purchasing real estate agent would do? I think the Technical valuation is done by a surveyor who looks at the condition of the property? Thanks again for explaining the process so clearly.

Sounds like the netherlands is really poor in comparison with Portugal - dutch healthcare isn't as great as some people claim from my own experience. (at least in terms of the quantity of checks they provided / advice on supplementation which is critical for the development of the child)

Interesting video! I wonder if things have changed in costs with the recent inflation? :)

I love all the videos I watched from you until now

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As a Dutch person, I'm working in a team where half of the team is based in Portugal. In this team I feel like a rogue sometimes.

Amazing content! Thank you so much for the video. It's helping me a lot!

Can you recommend where can I find valuation official.. m in that step of the process now

Cost of owning a small or middle car?Incurance taxes etc

The biggest problem with language is you have problems to read the signs on the road etcetera. And also a lot of announcements are only in Dutch.

You still live in the Netherlands when you live in a place in the very south or the very north of the country. Or find something in the very east.

Ola mafalda, quando tiras o bsn ,vais pagar algum imposto por so ter o bsn ? Obrigado

yes doktors here are funny, some are just totally missing the mark but most are good, doctor i'm depressed i think i go hang myself on a tree. Doctor: "try asperine before and after cal me again after 2 weeks"🗿

Wise words

I'm from the Netherlands and I have spent a month alone in Croatia. That was eneough time to be able to relate to this. You indeed learn a lot about yourself and are constantly challenged to go out of your comfortzone. Doing everything alone. I made some friends however. It was not only for vacation but also to see if i want to move to Croatia. Now I have friends there I definatly want to go back

Great video! I don't know how to bike, but I know how to swim 🙂😁😀🤣maybe I should swim to travel around The Netherlands haha

I'm about to enter my 20`s and this video was definitely insightful. You've inspired me to start creating the life I want now and reminded me that just because things don't work out right away doesn't mean they won't later :)

Thanks for sharing!

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Thanks for sharing these advices How we can be in touch? So Direct 😅, seeking friends feeling lonely😢

I enjoy visiting your museums, but I prefer France. It's so much better in so many ways.

Dártagnan wasn't murdered he was Killed.

No comments yet? Allright start you off. A very late, but no less genuine HAPPY BIRTHDAY 🎉🎉🎉😅😊

If you relocate to another country, inform yourself. If you have a contact already ask for particulier things like doctors and other issues. The open windows are more of the past, nowadays people have blinds or thin curtains that let light in but not inquisitive peoples stares. I came to the Netherlands from another country, too. If you want to stay you'll have to adjust.

Thanks for compiling the information into a single video. You are a gem 💎

This video might was good 20 years ago now Netherlands its more like hamas land

Ugh, this is so depressing. Why are expats so lazy nowadays, being content to speak Globish (simplified, non-native quasi-English used as a lingua franca) rather than learning the actual language of the country? That is the ONLY way to truly integrate. Dutch people‘s English is usually fine, but most of the time not great, and it‘s definitely not native. The Dutch are also part of the problem here- they need to encourage immigrants to learn their language more rather than eagerly responding in Globish whenever they hear a foreign accent.

I wonder what the difference is between Germany and the Netherlands.....

In NL they will help if you're dying but for all the rest you're better of with Google.

The medical statistics for pregnancy for the Netherlands are better than for Portugal. Perhaps the resulted of the so called paracetamol approach?

Unfortunately the crappy wages in Portugal are making people to flee OUT of the country. And Portugal is decaying decaying decaying decaying decaying. It´s a bankrupcy place. I got out of Portugal several times. I returned back just to try on again again maybe it was my mistake. Definitively i was right. So . Nothing else to say. Good country for millionaires ( is it ? )

In Japan, there's a checkup with echo every month until the last 3 months. After that it's every 2 weeks. The father being present is extremely rare and at the same time have the epidural (no pain) is even more rare and cost 800 euro option because, you know ... will know, pain is what make you feel a mother and the epidural is a luxury

Mmmm interesting it seems as if you approach pregnancy as an illness. because what are you going to do if it's not right?? more pills? folic acid and taking good care of yourself should be enough to have a healthy child. look at countries where this is not possible at all to be monitored, many healthy children are still born there. Oh and why do you think you have to wait so lang in Portugal?? Maybe because every pregnant woman is handeld like a patient? And that why they are overworked?? Could be? I wish you a beautiful and healthy child and you a healthy happy mother! Enjoy! Your body can so much more than you think!!!

Congratulations and all the best for the upcoming time.