Global Payroll Implementation Country Lead - Germany
Remote.com
Fully remote, asynchronous roles you can do from anywhere in the Netherlands, in English — no Dutch needed at the companies on this page. CET hours (UTC+1/+2) sit at the heart of the European workday with a late-afternoon window to the US East Coast, and Dutch employment infrastructure — from the 30% ruling for eligible international hires to well-established EOR payrolling — makes the Netherlands a routine hiring target for remote-first companies.
Remote.com
Remote.com
Tether
GitLab
GitLab
Remote.com
Oyster
Remote.com
Deel
Deel
Deel
Deel
Deel
Remote.com
Sporty Group
No. Every company on this page works in English internally, and the Netherlands' near-universal English proficiency is precisely why international employers hire here so readily. Dutch appears as a requirement only in Benelux-market sales or support roles, and those postings say so explicitly.
Through an employer-of-record that payrolls you under a compliant Dutch contract — pension, holiday allowance (vakantiegeld) and social insurance included — or occasionally as a ZZP contractor, which the posting will state. Several EOR providers themselves, including Remote.com and Deel, list their own openings on this page.
It can. The 30% ruling depends on being recruited from abroad and meeting salary thresholds — not on where the employer's office is — so eligible international hires payrolled in the Netherlands can still benefit. It's an arrangement between you, the payroll entity and the Belastingdienst; confirm specifics with the employer during the process.
Yes — country-scoped, not Randstad-scoped. Fully remote means Groningen or Maastricht work as well as Amsterdam, at the same pay band. Each listing shows its complete country-eligibility list before you click through to the company's application page.
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