In October, the Social department has several seminars that come with information that we have been requested very often by members of the Romanian community in the Netherlands. We look forward to seeing you and hope you find them useful! "The Dutch tax system. "Belastingdienst" for everyone". The Social Department of Rompro The Romanians for Romanians Foundation Netherlands, with the support of the Department for Romanians Abroad, offers you the seminar...
We invite you to a beautiful exhibition of Romanian illustrations! The exhibition "Travellers" can be admired at the Openbare Bibliotheek Amsterdam, in the section of the Romanian Library Netherlands, until November 2023. The exhibition "Travellers", realized by the Romanian Library of the Netherlands in collaboration with the Illustrators' Club, offers a journey into the world of 40 contemporary Romanian illustrators. Each work represents an opening to the creative universe...
Adina and Wouter Janssen are two people who are passionate about sustainable living and believe that each of us can contribute to maintaining a healthy planet through even small actions. In the summer of 2023, Adina and Wouter decided to start a project to raise awareness of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), called Cycle4GlobalGoals...
The birth of a child is one of the most beautiful events in a family's life. We all know that bringing a child into the world involves some serious costs. The government of the Netherlands has announced that from 1 January 2025 there will be changes to childcare costs. Under the legislation...
Rompro Foundation informs you about the new composition of the Board of Directors. These changes will take effect on 1 June 2022: President: Dilek Yusuf Vice-President: Adrian Șuhanea Treasurer: Ana-Maria Murariu General member: Nicoleta Mituț Consultants: Cătălina Negru and Cătălina Robu The biggest change is in the role of president from Catalina Negru to Dilek Yusuf. Below they share with us their thoughts...
Working conditions in the Netherlands cause significant health risks for migrant workers, concludes a report published Monday (11 April 2022) by the Pharos Centre for Expertise on health inequality. Long working days, pressure to produce as much as possible, low income, physically demanding work and poor living conditions...
If you want a baby or are already pregnant, this guide explains antenatal care, childbirth, aftercare and parental leave in the Netherlands. Are you thinking about getting pregnant or are you already expecting? The Dutch healthcare system is one of the best in Europe and is one of the safest places to give birth, despite a...
In 2022, municipal elections in the Netherlands will be held on 16 March. If you're reading this article there's a good chance you're a resident of the Netherlands but not a citizen, so you might think you're automatically disqualified from the electoral process. Not necessarily! In fact, if you've managed to register with your local government in...
At the end of the article you will find the Ukrainian translation! - Покрутіть вниз до перекладу на українські мові. I. Groups and organisations providing aid from Romania: II. Groups and organisations in Ukraine: III. Groups and organisations from Moldova : IV. Groups and organisations from the Netherlands : V. Groups and organisations from Bulgaria : VI. Groups and organisations in Hungary: VII. Groups...
There are several types of legal entities (rechtsvormen) that entrepreneurs can set up in the Netherlands. They can be classified into two groups: incorporated (legal form is mandatory) and unincorporated (legal form is not mandatory). Incorporated businesses must have a legal form (i.e. a corporate personality or legal person) represented by a deed drawn up by a notary. This form is...
On 28 May, Prime Minister Mark Rutte and Health Minister Hugo de Jonge gave us good news - the number of infections has fallen enough for the Netherlands to relax measures even further. Things are going so well that step three of five to reopen the Kingdom of the Netherlands will be put into action sooner than planned...
As predicted, Health Minister Hugo de Jonge has announced that there will be further relaxation of the Dutch coronavirus measures on Wednesday. Rutte hinted that these measures may be relaxed in last week's press conference, saying this would only be possible if hospitalisation figures fall by at least 20%. Compared...
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