moving to netherlands

[sbs]

Hi yall.. well i will move from US to Netherlands and I need your feedback on this country? Housing, Social life, Safety, how expenssive life is over there? how is the Moroccan community?????
Thanks all of you in advance

[No-R]

Originally Posted by sbs

Hi yall.. well i will move from US to Netherlands and I need your feedback on this country? Housing, Social life, Safety, how expenssive life is over there? how is the Moroccan community?????
Thanks all of you in advance

Hi!

It depends to which city you'll move. Amsterdam has a big Moroccan Community. I've lived here my entire life, born and raised! I can tell you that Holland has a small Moroccan community in its total, but I can also tell you that you won't say that. Based on the number of times they're on the news.
Housing is difficult here in Amsterdam. However, they are trying to change that. So, hopefully, this will be no problem anymore.
Safety is pretty good. I feel home here. Though after September 11th and an incident that happend here last year, there are still ppl who don't feel safe.
I can tell you, Holland is EXPENSIVE, in my experience, after the Euro is introduced here, everybody keeps complaining. So, if you want to make money, Holland is no option.

These are things based on my experience. I feel home here, good social life etc, though I don't wanna live here my entire life (No thanks!).

So, how about the US? Why do you wanna leave?

[razrif]

Cos its $hit

[sbs]

its for my work..i will stay only 1 year in the netherlands...the usa is great man,i love this country very much an the moste moroccans with me too..

[razrif]

Originally Posted by sbs

its for my work..i will stay only 1 year in the netherlands...the usa is great man,i love this country very much an the moste moroccans with me too..

your mistaken

[No-R]

Originally Posted by razrif

Cos its $hit

Hehe, what makes it $hitty? This is a serious question.

@ sbs: In two or three years I have to go to an English-speaking country for school. Which state do you recommend in the US?

[razrif]