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Renting in Den Haag

The Hague is home to the Dutch government, dozens of embassies and organisations such as the International Criminal Court and Europol, which makes it one of the most international rental markets in the country. Many expats settle in the Statenkwartier, Archipelbuurt and Benoordenhout: leafy areas with large townhouses, close to the World Forum and several international schools.

Younger professionals often prefer the Zeeheldenkwartier or Regentessekwartier, with independent shops and cafés a short cycle from both the centre and the beach. Scheveningen offers sea views, but can feel busy in summer. Furnished apartments on fixed-term arrangements are common, because many people come for a posting of a few years.

Be aware of the housing permit (huisvestingsvergunning): for cheaper homes the municipality checks your household and income before you can move in. Family homes near the international schools attract strong competition, especially in the months before the school year starts.

Tip: many landlords in The Hague work with letting agents. If your employer offers a relocation budget, use it, but remember that an agent who acts for the landlord is not allowed to charge you fees for the same home.

What renting in Den Haag costs

Rents in The Hague are below Amsterdam levels, but the expat areas around the Statenkwartier and Benoordenhout are well above the city average.

Neighbourhoods in Den Haag

StatenkwartierArchipelbuurtBenoordenhoutZeeheldenkwartierRegentessekwartierScheveningenBezuidenhout

Questions about renting in Den Haag

Three questions about renting in this city, answered briefly.

All frequently asked questions
Which neighbourhoods are closest to the international organisations?

The Statenkwartier and Archipelbuurt are within walking or cycling distance of the World Forum, Europol, the OPCW and the Peace Palace. The International Criminal Court is near the dunes on the edge of Scheveningen. Benoordenhout is convenient for the ministries near Den Haag Centraal and for the motorway towards Amsterdam and Utrecht.

What is a housing permit and when do I need one?

In The Hague a housing permit (huisvestingsvergunning) is required for social housing and some lower-priced private rentals. The municipality checks income and household size. Most expat apartments above that rent level do not need one, but always ask the landlord, because moving in without a required permit can lead to a fine.

Is a temporary contract normal in The Hague?

Less than it used to be. Since July 2024 most new rental contracts in the Netherlands are for an indefinite period. Fixed terms are only allowed in specific cases, such as a diplomatic clause when the landlord lives abroad temporarily, or for students. Read that clause carefully and ask what happens if your posting is extended.

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