Trusted overseas removals to the Netherlands 

Affordable, modern and user-friendly, our moving service ships to most parts of the Netherlands, including the major cities of Amsterdam, Rotterdam, The Hague, Utrecht, Eindhoven, and Tilburg. Discover below just a handful of the many reasons to choose our international removal company:

• Complimentary Starter Pack: with your MoveCube® order, you'll receive a measuring tape, a box cutter knife, a marker pen and a roll of parcel tape and dispenser. Plus, three plastic floor sheets to help you estimate how much can fit in a Large, Medium or Small MoveCube®.
• Free storage: travel without worry. In most countries where Seven Seas Worldwide operates, we can offer two weeks of storage in the origin country and at our Belgium depot before relocation to the Netherlands at no extra cost.
• No hidden fees: because we are a transparent removals company, you can see an itemised cost breakdown during all stages of your move via our free instant quote.
• Pay in 3 instalments: we won't ask for full payment as soon as you make a booking. Instead, you can pay in three manageable instalments throughout your shipment's removals journey.
• Full customs clearance: as an experienced moving company, we know how to guide your shipment through customs. You only need to securely pack your goods and accurately complete your online documents.

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The Netherlands is known for its flat landscapes, windmills, tulip fields, cheese, seafood, and unique cuisine. Its people are direct and independent, and the culture is one of tolerance and forward-thinking ideals. So, if you're looking for a new home in a vibrant, modern European city with endless things to see and do, look no further. First, follow our step-by-step moving guide before packing your bags:

Types of visas: citizens from European countries and Switzerland can reside in the Netherlands for three months without registering with local authorities. However, for non-European Union nationals, obtaining a Schengen visa is a prerequisite. They must also provide evidence of adequate financial resources, a clear criminal background, and good health.

Job opportunities: the Dutch economy is diverse, with many international organisations. However, like any job market, competition can be high, and it may be more challenging for foreigners to find work if they do not speak Dutch. That being said, many companies in the Netherlands do speak English and fields like IT, finance, and engineering are in high demand.

Healthcare: the Netherlands has a universal healthcare system funded by taxes and premiums. All residents must have health insurance, and most choose a private provider. Foreigners are entitled to the same healthcare as citizens if they have legal residence status and a valid BSN number. Non-EU citizens may have to pay additional costs.

Education: the government funds free and compulsory schooling for children between the ages of five to sixteen, based on the principle of equal opportunity for all. World-recognised places of higher education include the University of Amsterdam, Utrecht University, and Erasmus University Rotterdam.

Lifestyle: visit for the beautiful flower gardens and famous canals, and stay for the laid-back people, innovative and sustainable solutions, and a wealth of culture. From the Anne Frank House in Amsterdam to endless vibrant festivals, there's plenty for expats to love about the Netherlands.