Mobility Information Point

The Mobility Information Point can advise you when you have plans to go abroad or when you are working with foreign artists, performers and intermediaries.

Working internationally is often self-evident in the cultural sector. Working across borders is inspiring and enriching, but also complex, time-consuming and expensive. Setting up an international project therefore requires preparation in the field of finance, technology and transport, (work) permits, negotiations and agreements with foreign partners and marketing and publicity. Knowledge and experience about this is available from many organizations. This expertise is collected by DutchCulture through the Mobility Information Point and shared via our website.

Feel free to contact us with any questions you might have. You can reach us by phone +31(0)20 616 4225 or by e-mail at infopoint@dutchculture.nl

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Rules and Regulations in the Netherlands

Information on the Dutch rules and regulations, the Dutch cultural infrastructure, and financial possibilities for covering expenses associated with international cultural travel and presentation.

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Finding financial opportunities

DutchCulture specialises in helping you to find funding opportunities for international projects.

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Brexit Helpdesk

It is important for artists and other creative professionals to know that we can continue to connect with our neighbours, artistic colleagues and audiences.

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Archive: Covid-19 Helpdesk

Information on the measures available for those working in the cultural sector during Covid-19.

Other Mobility Information Points (MIPs)

DutchCulture is part of On the Move's network of Mobility Information Points (MIPs). These MIPs are information centres who aim to take away uncertainty about the administrative challenges that artists and cultural professionals face when working across borders.