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    This document provides a 6 step guide for new students to survive their first weeks in Delft, Netherlands. The steps include: 1) pre-departure information; 2) getting connected such as buying a LAN cable or mobile provider; 3) getting around Delft using bikes, public transit, and an OV-chipkaart; 4) food and grocery options like Albert Heijn, Jumbo, and Polat; 5) furnishing options including stores like HEMA, Blokker, and IKEA; and 6) useful websites like for student sales, store hours, and food delivery.

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    This document provides a 6 step guide for new students to survive their first weeks in Delft, Netherlands. The steps include: 1) pre-departure information; 2) getting connected such as buying a LAN cable or mobile provider; 3) getting around Delft using bikes, public transit, and an OV-chipkaart; 4) food and grocery options like Albert Heijn, Jumbo, and Polat; 5) furnishing options including stores like HEMA, Blokker, and IKEA; and 6) useful websites like for student sales, store hours, and food delivery.

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    Step 1 Step 2 Step 3 Step 4 Step 5 Step 6: Pre Departure Information

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    6 STEPS TO SURVIVE IN DELFT

    a quick guide to survive the first weeks in Delft for new students
    made by Perhimpunan Pelajar Indonesia di Delft (PPI Delft)

    STEP 1

    PRE DEPARTURE INFORMATION

    STEP 2

    GETTING CONNECTED

    STEP 3

    GETTING AROUND DELFT

    STEP 4

    FOOD & GROCERIES

    STEP 5

    FURNISHING YOUR ROOM

    STEP 6

    USEFUL WEBSITES

    LAN cable
    not every student housing are provided directly with wi-fi, so you better buy
    your own LAN cable from Indonesia because its cheaper
    from Schiphol Airport to Deflt
    if you are not picked up by anyone in the airport, you can take intercity train
    towards Vlissingen (platform 5 or 6) and stop in Delft (4 stops)

    mobile operator
    there are several options of provider such as KPN, Hi!, T-Mobile, Vodafone,
    and Lebara. Their store can be found in Delft Centrum
    router or connectify (http://www.connectify.me/)
    you can buy router in BCC store in Delft Centrum (near Jumbo supermarket)
    or use connectify to make your laptop work as a hotspot for other devices

    bike shops
    buy a second hand bicycle from a registered shop is recommended because of
    the high possibility that it might be stolen (average price = 50-110 euro)
    train, tram, and bus (OV-chipkaart)
    buy an OV-chipkaart if you need to travel a lot, you can buy it in Delft Station.
    Install 9292 application in you mobile phone is recommended.

    Albert Heijn () nice fruits and natural juices (Martinus Nijhofflaan 15 near Roland Holstlaan, Marchushof, Poptahof)
    Jumbo () nice breads and they have ovomaltine (Vrijheidslaan 1 - near
    Van Hasseltlaan, Bastiaansplein 135 - near student housing in TU Delft
    area, Troelstralaan - near Roland Holstlaan, Marchushof and Poptahof)
    Polat () halal meats and ingredients (Papsouwselaan - near Poptahof)

    HEMA - you can find stationaries, cakes and snacks, basic clothes, bike accessories, beauty products, kitchen and dining utensils
    Blokker - you can find kitchen utilities (microwave, frying pan, oven, etc),
    household utilites, personal care, cushions, bathroom utilities, etc
    IKEA - kitchen and dining utensils, furniture, bathroom utilities, pillow,
    cushions, lankets, towel, bed cover, room decorations, etc

    facebook - student sale (https://www.facebook.com/groups/student.sale/)


    buy or sell stuff from other student with a reasonable price
    openingstijden (http://www.openingstijden.nl/)
    every store has different opening hours and day off, so this is very useful
    thuisbezorgd (http://www.thuisbezorgd.nl/)
    website for online food order and delivery right to your door

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