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1 May 2022 COVID-19 information When visiting IN Amsterdam, please follow our appointment guidelines and the government's requirements for self-quarantining and testing on arrival in the Netherlands. Refer to the 'Check My Trip' website for guidance on your personal situation. Information about coronavirus (COVID-19) in English
Waiting times for appointments While almost all COVID-19 restrictions have now been lifted in the Netherlands, our appointment guidelines are not yet back to pre-pandemic levels. Currently, the waiting time for an appointment is still about eight weeks due to staff shortages and high demand for appointments. We are working to expand our staff capacity and continue to take precautions to keep both visitors and staff healthy, plus, we are offering a temporary discount on our service fees. Thank you for your understanding. |
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We serve companies and their highly skilled migrant employees, scientific researchers, international entrepreneurs and international graduates, simplifying immigration processes and helping international newcomers settle into the Amsterdam Area. The IN Amsterdam procedure includes immigration elements such as:
- residence and work permits;
- registration with the relevant municipality;
- arrangement of a citizen service number (BSN);
- application for the 30% tax ruling;
- application to exchange a driving licence;
- helpdesk for internationals provided by ACCESS;
- seminars, newsletters and information to help international newcomers settle quickly into life in the region.
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