A study by EmigratieBeurs has found that about 148,000
people emigrate from the Netherlands every year, 41% more than ten years ago. Tom Bey, director of EmigratieBeurs, says that people
emigrate for two intrinsic reasons. They
are seeking a better quality of life, or there are external factors which push
them to leave. He says that the
Netherlands has become less nuanced and one finds more politeness abroad. The negative mentality of the Dutch is cited
as a reason for 23% of emigration. 24%
give a desire for more quiet and space as their reason for leaving, 13% say
that the migrant crisis is making them want to leave. Bey says that in the Netherlands one can say
whatever one thinks. Many people are not
happy with that.
Tuesday, March 8, 2016
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