Furnished Apartments for Rent in the Netherlands
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Furnished apartments in Netherlands

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Furnished apartment in Amsterdam, Netherlands

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Furnished apartments in the Netherlands

RentRemote lists furnished apartments in the Netherlands for stays of one month or longer, for people starting a job, on a corporate assignment, or relocating and needing an address while they look for a long-term home. Apartments come with a full kitchen, bed linen and Wi-Fi, and the current listings include utilities and internet in the monthly price.

Amsterdam canal houses reflected in the water with bicycles and boats
Canal houses in Amsterdam, where most of our Dutch listings are

Amsterdam

All of our current Dutch listings are in Amsterdam: studios, one-bedrooms and two-bedrooms in the Canal Ring, Jordaan, De Pijp, Amsterdam Noord, Houthavens and Nieuw-West. In October 2026 prices run from about €3,150 to €6,600 a month, and most apartments ask for a minimum stay of two months. See furnished apartments in Amsterdam.

Registering your address

Anyone who will live in the Netherlands for more than four months must register with their municipality within five days of arriving. Registration gives you a BSN (citizen service number), which employers, banks and health insurers ask for. You can only register at an address where registration is allowed, so check the listing before booking. Shorter stays can register as a non-resident (RNI).

Getting around

A double-decker train passing a windmill and canal in the Dutch countryside, with a cyclist on the path beside the tracks
A double-decker train and a cyclist crossing the Dutch countryside

Dutch cities are close together and connected by frequent NS trains: Amsterdam to Utrecht takes about 30 minutes, and Schiphol Airport is about 15 minutes from Amsterdam Centraal. You can pay for trains, trams, metros and buses by tapping a contactless bank card. Within cities, most people cycle on separated bike lanes.

Furnished apartment interior in the Netherlands with canal views
A furnished apartment with a kitchen, workspace and canal view

Practical points

  • Language: English is widely spoken in shops, offices and public services.
  • Visas: EU and EEA citizens can live and work in the Netherlands without a permit. Others usually need a residence permit, for example through an employer under the highly skilled migrant scheme.
  • Tax: employers can apply for the 30% ruling, a tax facility for eligible skilled workers recruited from abroad.
  • Weather: mild and often wet, with summer days around 17 to 22°C and winter days around 3 to 7°C.
  • Time zone: Central European Time (CET, CEST in summer).

A few stays to start with

Handpicked furnished apartments with the essentials for a productive monthly stay.

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