Side activities, side income, gifts and paid travel of members of the Dutch House of Representatives
See the side activities, side income, gifts and paid travel that members of the Dutch House of Representatives report. Rank members by side income, compare parties, and open any member to see their activities, gifts and trips. 150 members are in office today. Data as of 2026-10-03.
Counting reported yearly side income, the Dutch MPs with the most outside income are 1. Liane den Haan (Fractie Den Haan, €241,080); 2. Pieter Omtzigt (Nieuw Sociaal Contract, €235,762); 3. Machiel de Graaf (PVV, €133,200); 4. André Flach (SGP, €86,799); 5. Henk Leenders (PvdA, €82,800). A payment made every month counts for each month it was paid.
By current or last party: VVD €448,681 (145 members with records), PVV €297,380 (49 members with records), Nieuw Sociaal Contract €265,469 (25 members with records), Fractie Den Haan €241,080 (1 members with records).
Members of the Dutch House of Representatives report their side activities (paid or unpaid), the income from them, gifts worth more than €50 and trips paid by others. Our data holds 1,930 side activities, 568 income records, 7,595 gifts and 3,339 paid trips. Texts are kept in Dutch, with English role labels where our word list covers them.
No. Dutch MPs do not report stock trades or share holdings. This page shows their side activities, side income, gifts and paid travel.
From official parliamentary disclosures. Amounts are in euros as reported. Party logos are trademarks of their parties, shown only to identify party affiliation; the logo files are marked as public domain.
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