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The Hague's Immigration Office has moved

The Hague's Immigration Office has moved

By Alexandra Gowling

If you have come from abroad to live in The Hague for longer than four months you are required to report to the Immigration Office. This is also the case if you have deregistered from the Municipal Personal Records Database (GBA) or would like to apply for Dutch citizenship.

The office has moved from Stadhoudersplantsoen 24 to The Hague City Hall, Spui 70, 2511 BT.

Visits to the Immigration Office are by appointment only, between 8am and 6pm, Monday to Friday. You can make an appointment by calling 14 070 (+31 70 353 30 00 from abroad).

For more, visit our complete list of all IND desks and offices in the Netherlands.

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Alexandra Gowling
Alexandra is an Australian citizen and an experienced expat, having spent (quite a bit of) time in Asia before coming to the Netherlands a year ago. She enjoys writing, reading and talking to people, occasionally in Dutch.Read more

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