If you are a fan of Nokia and Windows Phone OS, then you are probably already asking about the Nokia Lumia 930 price for your local market.

Late last week, there were reports that pre-order web pages for the Lumia 930 have already gone live in several EU countries including Italy and Germany.

Today a report from GSM Arena tells us that the Windows Phone 8.1-powered device will be heading soon to the Netherlands.

According to the report, the WP handset is priced at €500 at a local retailer PDAShop and not from Microsoft. In the report, the handset will arrive on customers' doorstep beginning on July 19.

Meanwhile in Germany, the Nokia Lumia 930 gets a discounted price of only €519, which is slightly lower than the recommended price tag of about €550. In the report, O2 in Germany will be offering the discounted handset.

The Lumia 930 will be shipped in Germany beginning on July 19 as well. 

In case you missed the unveiling of the Lumia 930 in April, it is packed with a 5-inch display with Full HD (1920 x 1080) resolution, 2GB of RAM, a quad-core CPU running at 2.2GHz, Adreno 330 for superior graphics performance, and a still top notch Qualcomm Snapdragon 800 chipset. 

At the back of the device comes a 20MP Camera with CarlZeiss optics and dual-LED flash, while in front lies the 1.2MP front cam that can shoot 720p videos. 

Also on board is a 2,420mAh battery and Windows Phone 8.1 which brings a flurry of new features and functions for the Microsoft mobile platform. 

The WP 8.1 update adds a notification center for all of the phone's notifications, a homescreen that can be customized with new background images and themed tiles, and the virtual voice assistant Cortana. 

Unfortunately for Nokia, it has been more than two months since the Lumia 930's announcement and a number of other WP devices have already surfaced.