Germany’s Indian student population has reached a striking scale. The number describes enrolment, however—not arrivals, graduates, or guaranteed careers.
Almost 70,000 Indian Students in Germany: What the Number Actually Tells Us Read More »
Lost your Indian passport while travelling? Here is what to do first, who to contact, whether you need an Emergency Certificate or replacement passport, and what changes if you actually live abroad.
Lost Indian Passport abroad? Don’t panic. Here’s exactly what to do Read More »
Germany’s first dMAT takes place on 26 September 2026. Here’s who among Indian Master’s applicants needs it, who is exempt, and what it means for Summer and Winter 2027 applications.
dMAT Germany 2027: What Indian Master’s Applicants Need to Know Read More »
Before last week’s Indian restaurant arrests, there was a chef shortage, a special immigration route, warnings of exploitation, a government shutdown — and even a lawsuit by Asian restaurant owners. The full story goes back years. There is a deceptively simple question behind the Indian restaurant investigation currently making news in the Netherlands: Why was
The Netherlands needed Asian chefs. Then the system started going wrong Read More »
Two restaurant owners have been arrested in the Netherlands in an investigation involving Indian workers, alleged labour exploitation and more than €4 million in suspected illegal gains. Here is what we actually know — and what we don’t. If you are Indian and live around Amsterdam, Utrecht or The Hague, there is a reasonable chance
What’s happening in the Dutch Indian restaurants case? Read More »
Germany still gives international graduates 18 months to find work. It also just recorded a historic high in unemployed academics. Both facts matter.
Should Indians Still Go to Germany for a Master’s in 2027? Read More »
Moving to a new country means learning new systems. Scammers know this. They don’t target you because you’re careless – they target you because you are new, busy, and trusting official-sounding processes. Here are three common scams Indian expats in Europe keep falling for — often in their first year. Here are three common scams
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Because driving here isn’t hard — but unlearning old habits is. If you’ve driven in India, you already have great instincts: awareness, reflexes, patience.What you may not have yet is how seriously rules are taken in the Netherlands. Here are six traffic rules that trip up Indians the most — and can cost you fines,
6 Traffic Rules Every Indian Must Know When Driving in the Netherlands Read More »
This guide was originally created by Mahek Rathore If you have a valid driving licence issued in India, you can use it up to 185 days after you moved to the Netherlands. After that, you are required to have a Dutch driving licence. Obtaining a Driving Licence in the Netherlands is a lengthly and costly
Exchanging driving licence in the netherlands: Step By Step Guide Read More »
