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  • CapitalAmsterdam
  • Official Languages Dutch
  • Population 16.7 million
  • International tertiary students12,301 Source: UNESCO
  • Australian share (number) 314
  • Australian share (percentage) 3 percent

Netherlands education market profile

Australia has long-standing, friendly and productive relations with the Netherlands.

The Netherlands is a significant investment and trading partner for Australia, but is not a significant source country for international students.

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