Places for fingerprints and residence card pick-up in the Netherlands

Bring valid identity evidence and the IND (Dutch immigration service) receipt, biometric request or collection notice appropriate to the service. For a combined municipal-registration visit, check the separate signed address proof, original civil certificates and translation/legalisation requirements. Missing birth or marriage certificates may require a later appointment. Enter WTC Tower Two via Zuidplein at ground level; this is a different location from the IND desk at Pieter Calandlaan.

Bring a valid passport or travel document and your appointment code. Bring your previous residence document or W/W2 document if applicable, or the police loss/theft report. For a Netherlands-born child aged two or older, bring the parent’s valid passport or residence document and the child’s valid passport, birth certificate or municipal BRP (Dutch population register) registration; copies of the last two are accepted. For ordinary collection, attend personally; someone else cannot collect for you. A child under 18 must attend with a parent or legal representative. For a child born in the Netherlands, check the separate parent-and-child identification list. If application fees remain unpaid, pay the full outstanding amount at the desk: debit/contactless is preferred, cash is possible, and credit cards are not accepted. For the photo, avoid completely white or light-grey clothing because the background is light grey. A religious or philosophical head covering may remain on if the face is visible; the IND (Dutch immigration service) recommends plain material in a darker colour without reflective parts.