Read our latest articles about expat mortgages, consumer loans, and financial advice in the Netherlands.
Buying a home in the Netherlands involves more than just arranging a mortgage. Expats should prepare for additional costs such as transfer tax, mortgage advice, valuation, notary fees and possible NHG costs, as these expenses usually need to be paid from their own savings.
It depends on your situation. Here are the key requirements and challenges.
Most Dutch mortgages are 30 years. Here's why and what alternatives exist.
Your income, debts, and property value determine your maximum mortgage.
Buying a home in the Netherlands is complex. Here's why an advisor makes a difference.
Average price is ~€450,000 or €4,500/m². But prices vary hugely by neighborhood.
Generally up to 100% LTV, but non-EU nationals may face 80% maximum.
Expats can access mortgages under similar conditions as Dutch citizens. Here's how.
Work at Europol, NATO, ESA or ICC? Special rules apply for your mortgage.
Yes! Expats can access mortgages up to 100% of market value. Here's what you need.
