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Google the "daklozenloket" and the place name where you are. They should be able to help you. That is your priority number one, getting registered somewhere. Th
by bojan 7y ago
Google the "daklozenloket" and the place name where you are. They should be able to help you. That is your priority number one, getting registered somewhere. The Netherlands has a good welfare system, make use of it.
Then start looking for jobs. Developer jobs are plenty. Ignore the 5 year experience requirements, in these times those are wishlists more than the actual requirements.
Considering you are British, are you allowed to work in the Netherlands?
- vertex-four 7y agoYes, I am allowed to work in the Netherlands. The EU is still a thing, Brexit didn't change anything yet. After the end of this year it's different, but assuming that I can find work, I'm permitted to stay here "temporarily" (assuming I stay in work) until 5 years are up, then permanently.