Municipal passport counters in the Netherlands

Bring your existing passport and ID card, even expired ones, a compliant colour photo taken within six months and a payment card. Photos cannot be taken at the municipality. Under-18s need consent from all holders of parental responsibility; submitted consent lasts three months. Bring the original ID of accompanying guardians. Check the municipal consent instructions before the visit.

Bring a valid residence permit, existing travel documents including expired ones, compliant colour photo no older than six months, payment card and any evidence of inability to obtain a national passport. Photos cannot be taken at the municipality. Under 18, all holders of parental responsibility must give consent, valid three months; accompanying guardians bring original ID. Ask for the complete case-specific checklist.

Bring all passports and identity cards, including expired ones, your valid residence document, a compliant colour photo no older than six months and your debit card. Arrange evidence that your country cannot issue a passport. Under-18s need a completed consent form from both parents or legal guardians and their identity documents. The consent form must have original pen signatures, not a copy. There is no photo booth at the Stadskantoor; arrange the photo beforehand.

Bring all passports and identity cards, even expired ones, a valid residence document, a compliant colour photograph no more than six months old and a debit card; pay at application. For minors, bring the parents’ or guardians’ identity evidence and the original consent form signed in pen, not a copy. The fee is €67.05, plus €60.30 for urgency. Confirm urgent timing before making travel plans.

Bring all passports and ID cards, including expired ones, a compliant colour photograph under six months old and a payment card. There is no photo service at this office. Where parental consent is required, bring the original consent form signed in pen by all holders of parental responsibility and their identity documents. Children must attend; under-12s attend with a parent, while children aged 12 or older may attend alone with the necessary documents.

Bring all passports and ID cards, including expired ones, a compliant photo and a bank card for counter payment. No photos are taken here. Under-18s also need parents’ or guardian’s valid ID copies and consent, available online with DigiD (the Dutch digital ID for government websites); call +31 546 541111 if unavailable. A curator can attend with ID or provide written consent containing the details the city asks for and an ID copy.

Bring your residence permit, your existing passport even if it has expired, a compliant passport photo and a bank card; you pay when you apply. Photos cannot be taken at the town hall. For applicants under 18, bring the parents’ original identity documents, not copies, and arrange consent from the appropriate parents or guardians. Digital consent uses DigiD (the Dutch digital ID for government websites); call if you cannot use it. The 2026 fee is €67.05, or €127.35 in total with urgent processing.

Before your visit, ask which residence document, evidence about obtaining a national passport, photo and previous travel documents are needed, and how to arrange consent and attendance for a child. Confirm these requirements when booking.

For a first appointment or renewal, bring your valid residence permit, existing alien’s passport if held, and a compliant photo no older than six months; proof of the photo date may be requested. Under-18s need consent from their legal guardians and copies of their identity documents. Give consent online with DigiD (the Dutch digital ID for government websites) before the appointment, or bring the paper form with signatures matching the accompanying identity documents. Follow the additional checklist in the municipal notification.

Bring all passports and identity cards you hold, including expired ones, a compliant photograph taken within six months and a payment card. If parental responsibility was determined by a court, bring an extract from the parental-responsibility register (gezagsregister). Consent from those with parental responsibility is required for passport applicants under 18 and identity-card applicants under 12. Submit digital consent at least two working days before an identity-card appointment. If consent is required and you cannot use DigiD (the Dutch digital ID for government websites), collect the consent form at Burgerzaken and bring it completed; the signature must match the signature on the consenting person’s identity document.

Bring every passport and identity card you hold, including expired documents, and a compliant colour photo no older than six months. Under-18s need consent from both parents with parental responsibility or the legal guardian; use the DigiD (the Dutch digital ID for government websites) consent form. Ask which residence document and evidence about obtaining a national passport to bring.

Bring all passports and identity cards you hold, including expired documents, and a compliant colour photograph no older than six months. For applicants under 18, arrange consent from everyone with parental authority and bring their ID or copies; the municipality provides DigiD (the Dutch digital ID for government websites) consent and a paper form. If all travel documents are lost and the previous one was issued elsewhere, call first: municipal identity checks may be needed, and a driving licence is insufficient for this check. If under curatorship, also bring your curator’s consent.

Bring a compliant colour photograph no older than six months and all Dutch travel documents, including expired ones. Under-18s need consent from every person with parental responsibility. Advance consent is valid for three months and can use DigiD (the Dutch digital ID for government websites) or the signed paper form; follow the ID requirements for that option. Ask Burgerzaken about an overseas parent unable to consent online. Payment is by debit card; arrange help beforehand if needed.

Bring your valid residence permit, evidence that your own country cannot issue a travel document, a compliant colour photo no older than six months, any previous travel document and a debit card. For a child, ask Burgerzaken which parental-consent documents and attendance arrangements apply.

Bring a compliant colour photograph taken within six months and all your passports and identity cards, even expired ones. The accompanying parent or guardian must show original valid identification, not a copy. Report a lost travel document to the municipality using DigiD (the Dutch digital ID for government websites) before applying for its replacement.

Bring your residence permit, all passports and identity cards including expired ones, and a compliant colour photo no older than six months. For applicants up to age 17, both parents or guardians complete the online consent declaration beforehand. A written consent document is also available; ask the municipality how to use it if online consent is not possible.

Bring every passport and identity card you hold, including expired or foreign documents, and a compliant colour passport photograph no older than six months. If choosing delivery, ask for it when applying: it costs €19 per delivery to one address, is available in the Netherlands except the Wadden Islands, and requires you to receive the document yourself. AMP contacts you when it is ready to arrange delivery; surrender old documents to the courier.

Bring every passport and identity card you hold, including expired documents, your valid type I/II/V permit and a compliant colour photo no older than six months. Prepare evidence that you cannot obtain a passport from your own country. Confirm which proof is appropriate before travelling. Do not assume an ordinary Dutch passport’s shorter delivery period applies.

Bring every passport and identity card you hold, including expired documents, your valid type I/II/V permit and a compliant colour photo no older than six months. Prepare evidence that you cannot obtain a passport from your own country. Confirm which proof is appropriate before travelling. Do not assume an ordinary Dutch passport’s shorter delivery period applies.

Bring every passport and identity card you hold, including expired or foreign documents, and a compliant colour passport photograph no older than six months. If choosing delivery, ask for it when applying: it costs €19 per delivery to one address, is available in the Netherlands except the Wadden Islands, and requires you to receive the document yourself. AMP contacts you when it is ready to arrange delivery; surrender old documents to the courier.