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Travel
- Airline black list
- What countries do I need a visa for?
- Drug smuggling
- How the embassy or consulate can help travellers
- Is my driving licence valid abroad?
- Laws, rules and customs abroad
- Medical care abroad
- Taking medicines with you when travelling
- Travelling with children
- Travelling with luggage and souvenirs
- Travelling with a passport or identity document
- Vaccinations
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Living & working
- Receiving an AOW pension outside the Netherlands
- Applying for consular declarations
- Certificate of residence
- Certificate of life
- Certificate of conduct (VOG)
- Certificate of legal capacity to marry
- Declaration of marital status
- Applying for a Dutch nationality certificate if you live abroad
- When do I need a Dutch nationality certificate?
- Applying for a passport or identity card
- Q&A Effects coronavirus on passport or ID card applications
- Applying for a passport or identity card if you live abroad
- Applying for a passport or ID card at a border municipality in the Netherlands
- Applying for a passport or ID card at Schiphol
- Applying for a business passport
- Applying for a second passport
- Photo for a passport, identity card or visa
- Applying for emergency documents
- Applying for a Dutch nationality certificate
- Dual nationality
- Becoming a Dutch citizen
- Applying to become a Dutch citizen via the option procedure
- Civic integration examination for naturalisation
- Benefits from The Netherlands
- Citizen service number
- Consular fees
- DigiD for Dutch nationals living abroad
- Divorcing, separating or terminating a registered partnership while abroad
- Dutch nationals imprisoned in a foreign country
- EU-approved login keys
- Getting a photocopy of your identity document legalised
- Having your signature legalised
- Legalisation of Dutch documents for use abroad
- Using Dutch business and trade documents abroad
- Using Dutch diplomas and certificates abroad
- Using documents issued by the Dutch government abroad
- Legalisation of Dutch legal documents for use abroad
- Using translated documents abroad
- Using Dutch medical documents abroad
- Legalisation of Dutch documents by apostille
- Legalisation by the Consular Service Centre (CDC)
- Direct legalisation of documents from certain Dutch organisations
- Loss of Dutch nationality
- Logging in to Dutch government websites from abroad
- Marrying abroad
- Non-residents Records Database
- Paying taxes
- Pensions from The Netherlands
- Personal Records Database
- Registering a birth and acknowledging parentage of a child abroad
- Relocating within the Kingdom
- Renewing your driving licence abroad
- Studying and internships abroad
- Voting from abroad
- What do embassies and consulates do for Dutch nationals abroad?
- Working abroad
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Doing business
- Business partner scan
- Applying for a business passport or a second passport
- Cultural differences in international business
- Doing business around the world with the international network
- Export controls on strategic goods
- Exporting
- Financing international business
- Importing
- Orange Carpet Visa Facility for foreign contacts
- Regional Business Developers
- Sanctions
- Countries & regions
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Urgent assistance
- What to do if you are admitted to a hospital in a foreign country
- What to do if you are arrested in a foreign country
- International child abduction
- Passport or identity card lost or stolen abroad
- What to do if you are robbed while in a foreign country
- What to do if someone dies while visiting a foreign country
- What to do if someone goes missing in a foreign country
- Forced into marriage or forced to stay abroad
- Contact