Minimum wage, rent caps, and telemarketing rules are changing. Check your rent notice and payslip this weekend to stay informed. 💡

What you need to know

Several policy changes take effect in the Netherlands from 1 July, including adjustments to minimum wages, benefits, social rent caps, and telemarketing rules. It is worth checking how these updates might impact your household budget.


If this may apply to you, check the latest conditions on the official page before 01/07.

  • ✓ Wages & benefits: Minimum wages and various benefits are increasing; check your latest payslip or benefit statement.
  • ✓ Rent caps: Social rent increases are capped at 4.1% for rents of 350 euros or more, or 25 euros for lower rents; verify your rent notice.
  • ✓ Consumer rules: Telemarketing is moving to an opt-in system, and standard letter delivery will shift to 48 hours.

When everyday costs rise, keep an eye on Hokimi — we'll keep finding better-value food, shopping, travel and local-life tips to help you manage your budget.

Check before you go

Dates, availability and external conditions can change. Confirm the latest information with the official source.

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