General Practitioners (GPs)

 

In the Netherlands, the huisarts (GP) is your first point of contact for any non-emergency medical concerns. Whether you're an international student or a graduate staying in the country, registering with a local GP is essential for accessing healthcare. They handle general medical issues, prescribe medications, and refer you to specialists if needed. Most Dutch health insurance plans cover GP visits, but if you don’t have insurance yet, costs can vary. It’s best to register with a GP in your area as soon as possible, since many practices have limited availability.

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Expat Health Clinic

Expat Health Clinic is a medical center focused on providing accessible, high-quality healthcare to internationals living in the Netherlands. Unlike traditional Dutch GP practices that may have long wait times or limited availability, EHC offers timely appointments and extended consultations tailored to the needs of expats—including students.