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Types of Passport
- Regular Passport
- Second Passport
- Business Passport
- Diplomatic passport
- Service passport
- Emergency passport
- Alien’s passport
- Laissez-Passer
Eligibility for Dutch Passport
You can apply for your passport if you fulfill the eligibility criteria:
- Citizens of the Kingdom of the Netherlands
- Citizen Service Number (BSN)
- You have been deregistered from the BRP (formerly the Municipal Personal Records Database, GBA).
What are the Documents Required?
Documents Required
- Completed passport application form
- Citizen Service Number (BSN)
- 1 photo as per the passport requirements
- Original documents to your appointment
- If non-residents identity card
- If applicant minor then a copy of the passports or ID cards of both parents
Procedure to apply Dutch Passport
- Apply for a Dutch passport at any Dutch embassy or consulate abroad and Municipal offices of Bergen op Zoom, Bergeijz, Breda, Echt-Susteren, Enschede, Haarlemmermeer, Maastricht, Montferland, Oldambt, The Hague, Venlo
- Download both Dutch and English language versions of the Dutch Passport Application Form The English form is a translation to be used as reference but you will need to fill in the Dutch version of the form
- Attend in person and bring along the completed passport application form, a photograph that meets the passport requirements
- Give a proof of your Dutch nationality; Citizen Service Number (BSN)
- Children applying for a Dutch passport will need to be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian
- You need to collect your new passport from the municipal office, Dutch embassy or consulate where you had made the application.
- If you are unable to collect it, you can arrange to have the passport posted to you.
Processing Fees of Passport
Passport Cost
Time taken for Passport in Netherlands
- It takes generally 3-4 weeks to get a new passport.
- It usually takes 2 weeks for you to pick up your new passport or identity card in the Caribbean region of the Kingdom.








