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Dissolution of a relationship
Dissolution of a marriage, partnership or relationship of unmarried couples living together, other than by death.
Separation
Dissolving a marriage, registered partnership of relationship of two people living together other than by death.
Registered partnership gaining popularity
Registered partnership has become popular, but 80 percent of unions were marriages in 2016.
Couple (household)
Two people belonging together on the basis of a marriage, a registered partnership or a relationship while living together .
Subjective well-being
The degree of satisfaction one feels about one’s financial and social position, housing situation, leisure, friends, society, marriage and family.
Population; sex, age and marital status, 1 January; 1950-2019
Population in The Netherlands by sex, age and marital status, 1 January
Legal separation
Order by which, until 22 June 2001, the obligation of living together was lifted while the marriage remained legally binding. Since this date the emphasis in this type of divorce has been more on the...
Married
Marital status resulting from concluding a legal marriage or a registered partnership.
Widowed
Marital status resulting from death ending a legal marriage or registered partnership.
Widowing
Ending a legal marriage or registered partnership by the death of one of the spouses/partners.
Marital status
Legal status involving someone's rights and competences as determined by legal marriage and registered partnership.
Partnership registration
A marriage-like relationship recorded at the registry office. Partnership registration is open to same-sex and different-sex couples.
Divorced
Marital status resulting from ending a legal marriage by divorce, or by ending a registered partnership other than by the death of the partner.
Divorce procedure
Procedure petitioning a Dutch court to grant a divorce, a legal separation, an annulment of a marriage after a legal separation or an annulment of a registered partnership.
Obtaining the Dutch nationality by recognition
Obtaining the Dutch nationality of non-Dutch children who are recognised by a Dutch father before they reach adulthood or who become legitimate due to his marriage.
First time buyer/renter
A newly formed or immigrated household that becomes the new main occupant of a dwelling and that was not a main occupant of a dwelling in the Netherlands before. (A newly formed household is one...
Half of cohabitants still together after 15 years
Of all couples who first started cohabiting in 2000, 53 percent were still living together 15 years later. Almost all of the couples who were still united had one or more children together, while 80...
Gay male couples have the highest incomes
Of all registered cohabiting couples (including those who are married), same-sex male couples have the highest combined income from work or business, the so-called primary income.
Mixed relationships vary according to background
Mixed relationships show strong variations according to migration background
Divorce
Dissolution of the marriage pronounced by a judge on the basis of legal grounds.
Turkish, Moroccan, Dutch relationships equally stable
Almost 3/4 of couples with a Turkish, Moroccan or native Dutch background are still together after 12 years.
Younger Turkish, Moroccan 2nd generation marrying later
The second generation of people with a Turkish and Moroccan background are increasingly resembling their native Dutch contemporaries, getting married and having children later. More and more often,...
Four out of five Turks and Moroccans marry within their own circles
In 2010 some 34.5 thousand citizens with a foreign background married in the Netherlands. A quarter of these newly weds had a Turkish or Moroccan background.
One in ten 'young' brides are over 40
Last year, one in ten women who married for the first time were over the age of 40 versus one in hundred in 1980. As more and more couples live together before they marry, the marriage date is more...
Few widow(er)s remarry
One in five people who marry nowadays have been married before.