Holland Contract - How Much?

[OrangeHopper]

WSS; 500 to 650 euros a day and you're doing well right now

And the client isn't picking up the expenses?

[norrahe]

And the client isn't picking up the expenses?

yep! you front them yourself generally, unless you can convince them to shell out.

[Mich the Tester]

And the client isn't picking up the expenses?

Nope, but the cost of living here is much lower than southern England. I stay in a reasonable hotel for e65 per night and can eat a very good 3 course meal with a few glasses of wine for 35 euros.

[OrangeHopper]

I remember the Dutch have a more realistic attitude to hotel room pricing.

Thanks everyone for you replies.

[Mich the Tester]

I remember the Dutch have a more realistic attitude to hotel room pricing.

Thanks everyone for you replies.

Just don't stay in Amsterdam. Stay in Haarlem instead; 15 mins by train from the centre of Amsterdam, hotels and restaurants are half the price in any category, twice as good and not filled with British and Merkin druggies.

[norrahe]

Just don't stay in Amsterdam. Stay in Haarlem instead; 15 mins by train from the centre of Amsterdam, hotels and restaurants are half the price in any category, twice as good and not filled with British and Merkin druggies.

WHS

[Moscow Mule]

If you are staying in town, I can recommend the "Banks Mansion" near/on Heerengracht (sp?).

Especially If you like a drink - they have a free "maxi-bar" in every room and a sort of living room bar thing downstairs with freebies.

[DS23]

yep! you front them yourself generally, unless you can convince them to shell out.

and if you get expenses you can't get the 30% rule. so you will need to load up the rate and then get the 30% rule.

[DS23]

Good luck!

Most of the Euroland jobs you'll be pushing it to get the equivilent of £500

WSS; 500 to 650 euros a day and you're doing well right now

<shrugs> if they want me they have to pay.