We accept several documents as proof of residence:
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Proof of registration in the BRP
Planning to live in the Netherlands for more than 4 months? Then you need to register in the Municipal Personal Records Database. In Dutch this is called Basisregistratie Personen or BRP. You can do this at the municipality or the expat centre. This is free of charge. After your registration, you will receive a proof of registration. Please upload this.
Please note: the proof of registration may not be more than 6 months old.
An extract from the Non-residents Records Database (in Dutch: Registratie Niet-ingezetenen or RNI) will not be accepted. Go to the website of the Dutch Government (in Dutch: Rijksoverheid) for more information about registering in the BRP.
It may take some time before you receive your proof of registration in the BRP. Therefore, you may also provide the following documents:
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An admission letter from the Immigration and Naturalisation Service (IND)
Has your residence permit been approved? Then you will receive this letter from the IND.
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A certificate of enrolment from a Dutch school or university
Are you going to study in the Netherlands? You can upload your proof of enrolment as a proof of residence. Make sure the proof contains a stamp and signature
Please note: the documents mentioned above take longer to process. Want to use your account as soon as possible? Then please upload your proof of registration in the BRP. Or the Relocator / HR declaration form.
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The Relocator / HR declaration form
Are you coming to the Netherlands as an expat? With the help of a relocator or the HR department of your employer? Then the relocator or HR department can give you an ABN AMRO declaration form. Please upload this form in the quarter in which it's valid. Does your relocator or HR not have this form? If so, please refer your relocator or HR to this page.