The province of North Holland has an excellent quality of life. With Amsterdam close by it offers the well known Dutch features like wind mills, open waters and space. The historic city of Alkmaar is one of top shopping destinations in The Netherlands and well known for sports and cultural activities. Plenty of leisure is nearby (Sea & Beaches, art village Bergen, Isle of Texel).

Housing, education and public services in the province of South Holland are of a high standard, widely available and reasonably priced. Moreover the province offers an ideal mix of cultural and social activities and combines the facilities and entertainment of a metropolitan area with outstanding natural beauty. The province of South Holland is already an expert host to thousands of expatriates, expat service centers and international networking and social clubs, thus facilitating the arrival of new people.

Very few people live to work in the province of Utrecht. Most work to live, and want to do so as enjoyably as possible. One of the best things about the province  is that it offers residents the best of many worlds – beautiful nature, a relaxed lifestyle, and easy proximity to culture, entertainment and dynamic city life. There is also access to extensive housing, international schools and thriving expatriate communities that help make settling in that much easier.

Living in Flevoland means living in a relaxed environment where nature is never far away. Flevoland is very green with large woodland areas and forests, extensive pastures and other arable land as well as number of charming waterways. The region is surrounded by large lakes offering excellent opportunities for sailing, yachting and wind surfing. Flevoland also offers ample other leisure and sports facilities, such as for golf, cycling, walking, riding and many other sports. Ice skating is possible all winter on the largest – five kilometres - open air ice rink in the world, FlevOnice