Travel & residence
- Becoming a Dutch citizen
- Civic integration examination for naturalisation
- Caribbean visas
- Do I need a visa for the Caribbean parts of the Kingdom?
- Short-stay Caribbean visa (90 days or less)
- Applying for a short-stay Caribbean visa
- Long-stay Caribbean visa and residence permit
- Applying for a long-stay Caribbean visa
- Caribbean Carpet Programme
- Requirements for travelling to the Caribbean parts of the Kingdom without a visa
- Caribbean parts of the Kingdom
- Consular fees
- Legalisation of foreign documents for use in the Netherlands
- Mediation for legalisation of foreign documents issued abroad
- What is document legalisation?
- Legalisation of documents issued by embassies and consulates in the Netherlands
- Registering a foreign document in the Netherlands
- Simpler procedure for use of public documents from one EU country in another EU country
- Living in the Netherlands
- Applying for asylum
- Bringing a child under the age of 18 to the Netherlands
- Civic integration examination
- Coming to the Netherlands as a spouse or partner
- Driving in the Netherlands
- Getting married in the Netherlands
- Learning Dutch
- Paying tax in the Netherlands
- Social security in the Netherlands
- Studying in the Netherlands
- What makes the Netherlands such an attractive study destination
- Requirements for studying in the Netherlands: visas and residence permits
- Studyinholland.nl
- Development programme of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs: Orange Knowledge Programme
- Stay connected: the Holland alumni network
- Visas for the Netherlands
- Q&A's Travel restrictions for the Netherlands ( EU travel ban)
- Q&A's Short-stay Schengen visa
- Q&A's Long-stay visa (mvv)
- Q&A's Civic integration exam
- Q&A's DNA tests
- Short-stay Schengen visa (90 days or less)
- Applying for a short-stay Schengen visa
- Airport transit visa
- Applying for an airport transit visa
- Staying in the Netherlands for longer than 90 days (long-stay visa)
- Long-stay visa (MVV)
- Orange Carpet Visa Facility
- Travelling on a visa
- Entering the Netherlands without a visa
- Can I extend a Schengen visa in the Netherlands?
- Objecting to the decision to refuse your visa application
- Residence permit lost, stolen or expired abroad
- Visa facilitation
- Visiting the Netherlands
- Sponsoring a visitor from abroad
- How can my sponsor invite me to the Netherlands for a short stay?
- Compulsory identification
- Healthcare in the Netherlands
- Luggage and souvenirs
- Public holidays
- Taking medicines with you when travelling to the Netherlands
- Taking pets with you to the Netherlands
- Travelling with weapons or ammunition
- Transport to and in the Netherlands
- Working in the Netherlands
- Working holiday exchange programs for the Netherlands
- Working Holiday Program when you are from Argentina
- Working Holiday Scheme when you are from Australia
- Working Holiday Scheme when you are from Canada
- Working Holiday Program when you are from Hong Kong
- Working Holiday Program when you are from Japan
- Working Holiday Scheme when you are form New Zealand
- Working Holiday Program when you are from South Korea
- Working Holiday Program when you are from Taiwan
- Working Holiday Program when you are from Uruguay
Doing business
- Business information about the Netherlands
- Business sectors in the Netherlands
- Finding a business partner
- Trade and investment in the Netherlands
- Business.gov.nl
- The Netherlands Foreign Investment
- Eurostat
- Holland International Distribution Council
- Dutch customs website
- European Food Safety Authority
About the Kingdom
- Facts about The Netherlands
- The Netherlands as a democracy
- One Kingdom – Four Countries
- The Royal House
- King's Day
- The Dutch flag and coat of arms
- National anthem
- The Dutch language
- One Kingdom – Four Countries
- About the Caribbean Netherlands
- King's Day
- Agriculture and food
- Creative industries, art and culture
- Development cooperation
- Human rights
- Peace and justice
- Security and stability
- Sustainable urban planning
- The Netherlands and Europe
- Trade and the economy
- Water, climate and energy