If you work and live in the Netherlands, you might have questions about matters such as your work, home, income or rights. Work in NL's information point in Rivierenland has all the information you need. This information is clear and reliable and available free of charge. You can get help in several languages, often from people who have been a newcomer to the Netherlands themselves.
Opening hours
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Monday
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Tuesday
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4.00 pm – 5.00 pm (Stuwarooij, Zaltbommel, Van Voordenpark 16) Sylwia & Geanina |
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Wednesday
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4.00 pm – 7.00 pm (Tiel Library, Rechtbankstraat 3) – Sylwia
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Thursday
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3.30 pm – 5.00 pm (De Pluk, Geldermalsen, Rijksstraatweg 64) – Sylwia & Geanina
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Friday
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no consultation hours |
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Saturday
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Sunday
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Address
Burgemeester van Lidth de Jeudelaan 3, 4001 VK Tiel
Frequently asked questions
1. How do I register with the local authority (BRP)? We’ll explain, step by step, how the process of registering with the BRP (Key Register of Persons) works. We’ll help you to find out which documents you’ll need and what to expect, so that you can go to the town hall with confidence.
2. How do I take out health insurance? Taking out health insurance is a new experience for many newcomers. We’ll help you understand what to look out for, what steps you must take, and how to choose the right insurance policy for your situation.
3. How can I get help with writing my CV, and where can I find job vacancies? We’ll help you set out your work experience in a CV that’s a good fit for Dutch working culture. We’ll also show you where and on which platforms you can search for job vacancies that match your skills. We’ll be pleased to work with the Werkcentrum where necessary.
4. How do taxes and benefits work in the Netherlands? The Dutch system can be overwhelming. We act as a guide: we explain where you can find information about taxes and how you can apply for benefits. This way, you’ll learn how to manage your own finances independently.
5. How do I look for a place to live, what are my rights, and how long will I have to wait? It can be difficult to gain access to the housing market of Rivierenland. We’ll give you an honest explanation of how the search process works, where you need to register, and what your rights are as a tenant. We’ll give you the information you need to take the right steps yourself.
Languages
We speak:
| Dutch |
| English |
| Polish |
| Romanian |