10 Dutch Culture Shocks in the Netherlands | An American’s Perspective
Dutch directness, housing, racism, and many more. These are some of the culture shocks I’ve experienced after living in The Netherlands for almost 4 years now.
Disclaimer: I love the Netherlands, and culture shocks are normal—they are neither right nor wrong but part of the experience of moving and living abroad (we all come from different cultures).
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00:00 Intro
00:26 Racism?
03:58 Dutch Food
05:30 Dutch Planning
07:01 Dutch Directness (Low Context Culture)
08:34 Housing Crisis
09:54 No Floors?
10:59 Open Windows
12:03 Seeing the Doctor
14:15 Public Urinals
15:17 Coffeeshops
15:41 Final
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DUTCH CULTURAL SHOCKS I faced after moving to The Netherlands | Expat in Amsterdam
DUTCH CULTURAL SHOCKS: Cultural Shocks I faced when I moved to Amsterdam
Hey guys! I hope you liked this video about Dutch cultural shocks, where I talk about some Dutch cultural shocks I faced after moving to The Netherlands. Please bear in mind that this is an entertaining video, I really like Dutch culture and I’m very happy to live here.
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Ever wondered what cultural shocks you will face when you move to The Netherlands?
Of course it will depend on where you’re originally coming from, but there are a few fun and interesting things mentioned in this video. I’m sure you’ll get adapted to the Dutch culture - maybe not so much to the weather!
Let me know in the comments if you have faced any cultural shocks in The Netherlands, I would be really happy to know more!
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In this episode, Michelle and Alex talk about what culture shock actually means, and discuss the 6 most shocking things they've experienced while living in the Netherlands for about 7 months.
Episode 37 · Filmed on February 8, 2023 · Rotterdam, the Netherlands
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9:10 Over the counter medication
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What are the biggest Dutch culture shocks?
What are the biggest culture shocks that internationals, expats, and foreigners experience in the Netherlands?
Culture shocks happen when we experience a culture that is different from own our own. They could be positive or negative shocks. From Dutch lunches to agendas, let's hear from some internationals.
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The Dark Side of Living in The Netherlands
What are the downsides of living in the Netherlands? There is a wide variety of advantages that come along with relocating to the Netherlands. The Netherlands is a country that has a lot to offer everybody, whether they are searching for a higher standard of life, more work prospects, or a location to live that is cheaper. Let's not sugarcoat things and have an honest conversation about some of the challenges you could face if you decide to relocate to the Netherlands.
1. It’s an expensive country
The Netherlands is well-known for having some of the highest tax rates in the world, and almost everything is subject to taxation. The income tax is particularly high in contrast to those of other countries in Europe. You could also discover that the prices of electronic goods are higher in the Netherlands (here's a pro tip: shop on the German Amazon), and that the prices of some foods are also a little bit more. On the other hand, it is possible to acquire some excellent prices if you have learned how to shop and where to shop. The relationship between supply and demand is to blame for the typically high cost of rent throughout the whole of the United States. Jobs, in general, pay very well here; yet, in the end, it all comes down to how you look at it.
2. You have to learn a new language
Even though most Dutch people are aware of this fact, conversational English is not sufficient. You are going to need to educate yourself in Dutch since the majority of the labels, notices, goods, and parcels are all in Dutch. You are going to have to utilize Google Translate whenever you go to public locations like the grocery or railway stations until you master the local language.
It is well known that the service sector in the Netherlands is notorious for being less helpful and more difficult to navigate than in other nations. Even if someone has been downright impolite to us extremely seldom, the Dutch aren't exactly famed for their ability to provide good customer service.
You are either going to have to wait an eternity to speak to the manager, you are going to be in a line of 25 people on the phone, or you are going to have to wait weeks for a response to an email. Not to mention the level of frustration that a good number of individuals experience whenever they are confronted with tasks such as receiving mail or shipments.
3. Accommodation
Insane housing shortages are plaguing the Netherlands at the moment. As a result, it is essential to do apartment hunting in advance of relocating to this location for permanent residence. There are both furnished and unfurnished apartments available to choose. The furnished homes come with very huge rent prices. When you rent a property that isn't equipped, you may think you're getting a good deal, but in reality, you have to buy everything, even rugs and appliances that are necessary. In addition, property owners are reaping the benefits of the housing shortage by charging their renters unreasonable prices.
Due to the unfortunate state of affairs in the housing market in the Netherlands, it is essential that you begin your search for a new place to call home at the earliest possible date. Bear in mind that there are no assurances that you will locate a location right away; yet, you should not give up hope!
If you want to live in Amsterdam or one of the other cities in the Randstad, you need be extremely patient in your hunt for a new house, and you should prepare for a little bit of more wiggle space in your budget.
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Working in USA vs The Netherlands: 12 Biggest Differences
Why do Americans always talk about work? Why is the Netherlands so “burnout friendly?” Do you want to make money? Or do you want balance?
In this video, I talk about the biggest differences between working in the US and in the Netherlands.
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01:10 ????Work identity What do you do?
03:20 ???? Work mentality (American Ambition vs. Dutch Doe Normaal)
05:26 ???? Hierarchy vs. Egalitarian (Who's the boss?)
06:04 ???? Decision-making (Consensus vs. Top-down)
06:45 ⚖️ Work-life balance (Working hours and Part-time work)
08:29 ???? Salary comparison
11:44 ???? Vacation
12:57 ???? Job security
14:17 ???? Job contracts (fixed-term vs. permanent)
15:02 ???? Healthcare
16:15 ???? Sick leave (short vs. long-term)
17:54 ???? Burnout
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HOW TO DEAL WITH DUTCH CULTURE SHOCK - Expat living in the Netherlands [ Discover Holland ]
Living in the Netherlands or plans on moving to the Netherlands? Check out our videos on Dutch culture. We give you the biggest Dutch culture shock moments and tips on what not to do in the Netherlands. Discover Holland in a whole new way. Dutch culture from a foreign perspective narrated by an expat in the Netherlands. Life in the Netherlands and Dutch culture explained. We share the insights on Dutch directness, Dutch tradition, life in Holland, living in Amsterdam etc. Living in the Netherlands pros and cons. Living in the Netherlands without speaking Dutch.
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Day in the life of an expat in Amsterdam (The Netherlands)
What does a day in the life of an expat in the Netherlands look like? Follow along to see a typical day in Amsterdam—from working in the office to experiencing a Dutch borrel to watching the sunset on the beach in The Hague (yes there are beaches in the Netherlands!)
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00:11 700AM - Wake-up (Amsterdam)
02:06 840AM - Morning walk
02:51 915AM - Start work
04:06 1100AM - Office
04:28 1230PM - Lunch
05:37 430PM - Borrel
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5 Years in The Netherlands (An Honest Review from an American)
It's been 5 years in the Netherlands...here are 5 reasons why I am still (happy) to be here.
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02:23 #1 Balance (Time over money)
04:46 #2 Safety & security
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8 THINGS YOU SHOULDN'T DO IN THE NETHERLANDS (from expats in the netherlands)
In this episode, Michelle and Alex count down the 8 things you just should not do when visiting (or living) in the Netherlands, while visiting the beautiful Villa Augustus in Dordrecht. Learn from the mistakes of these two American expats living in the Netherlands.
Episode 78 · Filmed on July 2 and 27, 2023 · Dordrecht, the Netherlands
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10 REASONS WHY YOU SHOULD NOT MOVE TO THE NETHERLANDS. The Netherlands may not be for you ????
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In todays video, I share with you guys 10 reasons why The Netherlands may not be for you. Y'all know that I absolutely love this beautiful small country but I do recognise that people are different and not everyone would love what I love. So I compiled a list of reasons why someone may not want to move to the Netherlands.
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Living in The Netherlands – The Pros and Cons
What are the pros and cons of living in The Netherlands? It doesn't matter whether you're relocating for business, education, or just because you want a change of scenery; moving to a new nation may be stressful for a lot of people. Therefore, before to deciding to live in Holland, you have to take into consideration a variety of variables, including the cost of living, the community, the school system, the level of safety, the availability of employment, and the environment. According to the third rule of Newton, which states that every act has an equal and opposing response, living in the Netherlands has both positive and negative aspects to it.
Consider all of the perks of living in the Netherlands, then make a final decision about making the move there.
PROS:
1. High Quality Education
The World Economic Forum places the Netherlands at the third spot on its list of countries with the highest levels of education. It is estimated that around 81% of persons between the ages of 25 and 64 have finished at least their upper secondary school, which is greater than the average for the OECD, which is 79%. If you are relocating with your children, you do not need to worry about their education since pupils continue to gain knowledge and the capacity to read and write, as well as research, mathematics, scientific, economic, and social skills. If you are relocating with your kids, you are already safe and secure. In addition, the school system in the Netherlands promotes you to grow in your chosen field of work.
2. Healthcare
Having health insurance is a legal requirement in the Netherlands, and residents are expected to comply. As a result of the relatively high cost of the compulsory monthly payment for health insurance, a great number of individuals are unsatisfied with it. However, this is a significant perk of living in the Netherlands as a Dutch citizen: you will never have to spend a significant amount of money out of pocket to obtain medical assistance. This is a government benefit. Some people get the impression that they are throwing their money away since they don't need medical attention too often. However, once they reach the point where they need medical attention, they will get it.
3. A Low Rate of Crime
The Netherlands was classified as the 21st safest nation in the world according to the World's Safest Country ranking for the year 2021. However, your safety is not completely assured no matter where you go since you run the risk of becoming a victim of small crimes such as pickpocketing. When travelling to a new country, safety is a valid worry for everyone, but it is particularly important for households with kids and women who are traveling alone. The Netherlands are a rather risk-free destination. However, you should stay away from places with a high crime rate and adopt the appropriate safety measures. Taking sensible measures, such as securing your home and vehicle behind you when you leave, installing a burglar alarm, and so on.
4. It’s Small and Easy to Get Around
Because the Netherlands is not a very huge country, getting around to its many cities is not difficult. There is an abundance of public transit options obtainable in every given location, including railroads, buses, trolleys, and metros.
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Should you move to Germany or the Netherlands?
Deciding to move to a new country is a big decision, both countries are similar in some ways but very different in others.
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How I see the UK after living in the NETHERLANDS - My view has changed..
Hi Beautiful people,
In this video I share with you about how I see the UK after living in the Netherlands. Some of the ways I saw the UK has changed after my experience in this beautiful country.
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12 Reverse Culture Shocks as an American (After 4 years in Europe)
What reverse culture shocks might you experience returning to the US after living abroad?
After 4 years in the Netherlands (Europe), I'd like to share the culture shocks I experience whenever I return to California (USA).
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⏰ CHAPTERS:
00:00 Intro
00:29 Homelessness
01:56 American friendliness
03:06 Better Customer Service (At Times Too Much)
04:28 Tipping
04:55 Free Stuff
05:31 Obesity & Healthcare
07:06 Big Supermarkets
08:19 Big Driving Distances
08:58 Poor Public Transportation
09:52 Capitalism
10:18 Standing Out
11:36 Live to Work
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American TURNED DUTCH, 5 Ways I've Changed Since Moving to the Netherlands
Moving to the Netherlands has caused me to change in certain ways, and I thought it'd be great to share with you all! Let me know what you think in the comments!
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The Harsh Realities of Moving to the Netherlands in 2023. THE GOOD and THE UGLY ????????♀️
Hi Beautiful People,
In this video I share with you the harsh reality of moving the Netherlands especially in 2023. This video highlights some of the challenges that one may face and how to better prepare especially if you desire to still move to the Netherlands.
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The Untold Truth: Why people are leaving the Netherlands..
Hi beautiful people, in this video I share with you my opinion as to why people are emigrating from the Netherlands. As you all know, there is no perfect country or place in the world.
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