Everything you need to know

Living in the Netherlands.. What is it like?

From the cost of living to the sea of bikes.. We will give you all the answers.

What it cost to be a student in the Netherlands?

Cost of living

Living costs in the Netherlands can vary depending on your location and lifestyle.

Accommodation: Monthly rent for a shared room in a student house or apartment can range from €300 to €600, while a private studio or apartment may cost €500 to €800 or more.

Food: Monthly grocery expenses can range from €150 to €300, depending on dietary habits and cooking preferences. Eating out occasionally may incur additional costs.

Transportation: Public transportation costs vary by city but can range from €30 to €70 per month for a student public transport card.

Health Insurance: International students are required to have health insurance, which typically costs around €80 to €120 per month.

Study Materials and Personal Expenses: Additional expenses for study materials, leisure activities, and personal needs can vary but may amount to approximately €100 to €200 per month.

Get to know the city

Living in The Hague

Chances are you’re not from The Hague in the Netherlands. Borders don’t limit your ambition, and we understand that. But it’s important to have a comfortable place to live during your time at Unknown. We have various housing options available and will help wherever we can to find the right place for you to stay.

What you need to know

Hidden gems in The Hague

Culture shock

Bikes, bikes, bikes

If you're unfamiliar with something or need help adjusting to life in the Netherlands, we're here to help you. Ola learned how to ride a bike during her first week in the Netherlands. And do you want to learn the language? We'll help you with that too.

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