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Netherlands has 12 per diem locations. The highest daily maximum is $616 in Amsterdam ($433 lodging + $183 M&IE); anywhere not listed ("Other") gets $183 + $115. For foreign areas, lodging taxes are already included in the rate and are not claimed separately (FTR §301-11.16(b)).
Season dates are month/day; rates are maximums in U.S. dollars.
Location
Lodging
M&IE
Max/day
Effective
AmsterdamAll year
$433
$183
$616
11/01/2026
CoevordenAll year
$155
$115
$270
11/01/2026
EindhovenAll year
$224
$135
$359
11/01/2026
LisseAll year
$171
$124
$295
11/01/2026
MaastrichtAll year
$298
$157
$455
11/01/2026
NoordwijkAll year
$189
$103
$292
11/01/2026
Papendrecht see footnoteAll year
$282
$150
$432
11/01/2026
Rotterdam see footnoteAll year
$282
$150
$432
11/01/2026
SchipholAll year
$346
$183
$529
11/01/2026
The HagueAll year
$277
$167
$444
11/01/2026
UtrechtAll year
$163
$115
$278
11/01/2026
OtherAll year
$183
$115
$298
11/01/2026
M&IE breakdown for Amsterdam
Allocation from GSA's OCONUS M&IE breakdown table (rates over $265: 15% breakfast, 25% lunch, 40% dinner, remainder incidentals). How deductions work
Breakfast
$27
Lunch
$46
Dinner
$73
Incidental expenses
$37
M&IE, full day
$183
First and last day of travel (75%)
$137.25
How it compares
Highest daily maximum in Netherlands vs every other foreign country
Each tick is one country or area: its most expensive location's lodging + M&IE. Countries where only government quarters are provided ($0 lodging) are not shown.
Source: U.S. Department of State, Office of Allowances, Foreign Per Diem Rates (DSSR 925), publication date 11/01/2026. M&IE breakdown: U.S. General Services Administration (GSA), M&IE breakdowns. Not affiliated with GSA or the Department of State. All sources