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A Bumpy Start, A Rapid Recovery
Jen Huss helps others relaunch their careers. Jen got off to a bumpy start in her DAFT life by having a relocation coach who misunderstood the money it takes to live in the Netherlands, especially given that she also didn’t yet have a solid business idea. (We at GTFO Tours wish we would have known her when she was planning her move). Despite the rocky start, she has quickly found her bearings, launched her career coaching business – Recovery to Travel – and is thriving in the


Trump Prompts American Immigration to the Netherlands
GTFO June tour participants German broadcaster ZDF tagged along on our June relocation tour as GTFO Tours clients discuss their fears and hopes and learn about life in the Netherlands. Watch it here: https://www.zdfheute.de/video/heute-in-europa/auswandern-wegen-trump-102.html Join our next tour: https://www.gtfotours.com/group-tours


Move Abroad to Find Love
GTFO Tours Co-founder Bethany Quinn is a big proponent of dating in the Netherlands and of partnering with the Dutch. In fact, she's such a fan of the experience, she not only married her Dutch partner Robin*, she created the Move Abroad to Find Love Tour. Her goal is to let Americans - and especially single Americans - know that life and dating are much, much better abroad. “It can actually be easier to move abroad when you’re single, and a lot of the things you do to get


Slower Pace, Faster Success
Chef Matt Pace slows down to reach new heights. Chef Matt Pace found great success as a sought after chef of New Orleans. Now thanks to the DAFT visa, he brings his enormous talent and Creole food to Amsterdam. Here's his story about the joy he finds in his new life here. Why did you decide to come to the Netherlands? Before I knew about the DAFT visa, I thought I had secured a job in a restaurant. But the IND (Immigration and Naturalization Service) had other ideas: they
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