Municipal passport counters in the Netherlands

Bring your qualifying valid residence document, all identity and travel documents including old passports, a compliant colour photograph no more than six months old, and a bank card or cash; no notes above €50. Price for all ages: €67.05, or €127.35 in total with urgent processing. Under 18, bring the child and required parental identity evidence. If a parent with responsibility is absent, prepare the original signed consent and the identity document or wet-signed copy specified by the city. Institutional guardianship needs written permission and a guardianship-register extract no older than four weeks; confirm any curator evidence for your case.

Bring all valid and expired identity documents, including travel documents from another nationality, a compliant photograph no more than six months old, and payment. There is no photo booth at the Inwonersplein. Adults under curatele also need the curator’s written consent and identification or a copy. Applicants under 18 need consent from everyone with parental authority and their valid identification or signed copies. Under-12s attend with a parent or guardian; applicants aged 12–17 may attend alone with the required consent. Complete consent through DigiD (the Dutch digital ID for government websites) and bring the case number, or print the form and sign it after printing.

For the first visit bring all identity and travel documents including expired ones, a valid residence document, a compliant colour photo no more than six months old, and evidence supporting inability to obtain your own passport. Examples include at least two registered letters sent to the embassy/consulate, or its reply refusing issuance. Under 18, prepare signed parental/guardian consent and signed ID copies; an accompanying parent also brings ID. An adult under guardianship needs the curator’s written consent and ID copy. Bring a bank card or cash.