MassPolish parishesThe first Polish-language parish in the Netherlands was created in The Hague on 1 January 1996. Polish pastoral care across the country is run by priests of the Society of Christ.
SchPolish schoolsTwo Polish schools are linked to the embassy, in The Hague and in Brunssum. Saturday schools of the Forum of Polish Schools in the Netherlands add to Dutch schooling.
PLThe embassy in The HaguePassports and official matters. You apply for a passport in person after booking on e-Konsulat; an adult passport costs 140 euros.
ShopPolish shopsIn many towns, and Polish food in the big supermarket chains too.
MassPolish Mass in The HagueThe parish of St John Paul II has Mass every Sunday at 9:30 and 11:30 at Westeinde 12a, and Sunday Masses in Hillegom and Leiden too.
MassPolish Mass in AmsterdamThe Polish parish of the Holy Spirit has Sunday Mass at 12:00 at Pieter Calandlaan 196, and Polish Masses in Aalsmeer, Beverwijk, Westwoud and Almere.
1944Breda: the Polish military cemetery153 Polish soldiers rest in the Polish Military Honorary Cemetery in Breda, and so does General Stanisław Maczek, who died in 1994 aged 102.
1944Arnhem 1944The war cemetery in Oosterbeek, near Arnhem, holds 79 graves of Polish soldiers, most from the 1st Independent Parachute Brigade.
2007Open labour market since 2007The Netherlands gave workers from Poland free access to its labour market in 2007.