Looking for a side job?

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We provide part-time jobs for non-Dutch speaking internationals who are in need of some extra income during their stay in the Netherlands. With this, we take our role very seriously, not only do we want to help with job facilitation, but we also want to be your spokesperson. If you run into things on the jobsite, you can always contact us and we will look for a solution.

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We have been working together with our trustworthy and loyal partner E&A for years. They take care of the logistics for major retail brands. At this specific job, you can work Sundays and earn 200% of your regular wage if you work one day during the week as well. Do you want to earn some extra money and contribute to their growth? Sign up below and indicate your preference.

In addition to E&A, we recently teamed up with new partners who, next to logistics, also provide work in other areas (cleaning, stock, administration). If you are looking for this kind of work, be sure to let us know.

Make an informed start

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Our first advice: know what you are getting into and first read carefully about the regulations regarding working in the Netherlands. For example, a residence permit is not the same as a work permit. And did you know that a 'Basiszorgverzekering' which is a public healthcare insurance, is mandatory if you start working in the Netherlands? This insurance is not the same as a Euopean healthcard or a student-specific insurance.

If you are a European student, different rules apply to you regarding a work permit than if you have a non-EU nationality. European students can work an unlimited amount of hours. Unfortunately, non-EU students can only work 16 hours a week all year round or full-time in the summer. An employer needs to apply for a student work permit, and it will only be valid for one year (or summer) for the specific position it is applied for.

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As European student you may also be entitled to Student Finance from DUO. Student finance for higher education consists out of 4 components: a regular loan, a student travel product, a supplementary grant and a tuition fee loan. If you want to apply for a supplementary grant, you have to work 56 hours per month. More information about the application can be found here.

Do you have questions regarding this topic? Book an appointment for free, and get the advice you need.