NETHERLANDS: CITIZENSHIP

MISSION

NETHERLANDS: OUR MISSION

At Inimex Inc. and VIP Serveis, our association holds deep respect for the legacy and historical roots of our organisation and culture. Over the years, we’ve assisted individuals from across the globe in securing Dutch citizenship through the process of naturalisation.

Whether your pursuit involves applying for Dutch citizenship via naturalisation or marriage, our team of adept professionals takes immense pride in extending you impeccable and efficient services, coupled with an unparalleled commitment to privacy.

The realm of obtaining Dutch citizenship is under the jurisdiction of the Dutch authorities. Often perceived as a challenging journey, the procedures can be notably complicated, occasionally involving multiple unsuccessful submissions due to insufficient or unqualified documentation. This underscores the paramount importance of having a reliable safety net, provided by an agency renowned for its integrity, a meticulously prepared application package, and the expert guidance of a skilled Dutch immigration lawyer. Inimex stands out in possessing these exceptional attributes that set us apart from competitors, making us a compelling choice for those seeking assistance with Dutch citizenship:

1. Our team comprises a diverse array of resources, each capable of delivering personalised service tailored to individual clients.
2. Our accomplished professionals share a single unwavering objective: your ultimate approval for Dutch citizenship with a positive outcome.
3. Our members are acutely attuned to your specific requirements, approaching each client and dossier with an unparalleled level of precision and expertise.
4. While upholding absolute confidentiality, our deliberate focus on select clientele ensures that sufficient time and effort are devoted to every single application, maximally enhancing their chances of success.

The Inimex office in the Netherlands would be delighted to provide you with additional information pertaining to Dutch citizenship visas. Feel free to reach out to us by phone, WhatsApp, or Viber at +33-768-152-300 or +33 621 662 009. You can also find us on Skype (username: Linimex).

ADVANTAGES

NETHERLANDS: ADVANTAGES

The allure of the Netherlands as a coveted destination for living is well-founded, attracting the aspirations of numerous individuals. This appeal is substantiated by a multitude of advantages that accompany Netherlands residency, including:

1. A populace known for its warmth, openness, and friendliness, extending a genuine welcome to newcomers;
2. Seamless communication in English: a language widely spoken across the Netherlands in daily interactions;
3. Well-designed roadways catering to cyclists, embodying the country’s strong cycling culture;
4. Efficient infrastructure and organization enhancing the ease and quality of everyday living;
5. A thoughtfully structured public transportation network, offering swift and dependable connectivity across urban areas;
6. Renowned for one of the world’s finest work-life balances, where early starts and timely endings leave ample room for leisure;
7. A society characterized by safety and inclusivity, evident in the Netherlands’ impressively low crime rates;
8. Distinctive seasonal changes that allow for ice-skating on frozen lakes, reveling in springtime tulips, navigating canals on summer boats, and relishing the hues of autumn leaves;
9. Convenient accessibility to numerous European nations, coupled with the freedom to journey across the Schengen Area with ease.

REQUIREMENTS

NETHERLANDS: REQUIREMENTS

In order to be eligible for Dutch citizenship, it is imperative that you meet specific prerequisites:

1. Provide valid documentation to verify your identity and nationality.
2. Reside within the Kingdom of the Netherlands for a minimum of 5 consecutive years, while holding a valid residence permit. Ensuring timely extensions of your residence permit throughout this period is essential. In certain cases, you may be eligible to apply for naturalisation before this 5-year requirement.
3. During your application for naturalisation, hold one of the following types of residence permits:
  1. Permanent residence permit based on asylum or regular circumstances.
  2. Long-term EU resident residence permit.
  3. Temporary residence permit with a non-temporary purpose.
  4. Residence permit as a family member of an EU national, including cases related to minor Dutch children or the Chavez-Vilchez ruling.
  5. Residence under EU law due to citizenship in an EU, EEA country, or Switzerland, which doesn’t necessarily require a residence permit.
  6. Article 50 TEU Withdrawal Agreement Brexit residence document for UK nationals and their family members.
4. At the time of the naturalisation ceremony, possess a valid residence permit or maintain a valid right of residence under EU law.
5. Pass the civic integration exam or secure an exemption from the exam, granted on the basis of your existing proficiency in reading, writing, speaking, and comprehending Dutch at a satisfactory level.
6. Ensure that you do not pose a threat to public order or national security within the Kingdom of the Netherlands.
7. Commit to renouncing your current nationality, although exemptions from this requirement might be applicable in certain situations.
8. Express willingness to make the declaration of solidarity during the naturalisation ceremony, thereby affirming your acceptance of the application of Dutch laws to your status.

DOCUMENTS

NETHERLANDS: DOCUMENTS

Provided below is a compilation of the documents you will be required to submit alongside your application to be eligible for Dutch citizenship consideration.:

1. Valid passport or other travel document.
2. Birth certificate from your country of origin.
3. Valid residence permit or other proof of lawful residence.
4. If you are a national of a country in the EU/EEA or Switzerland, you do not need to have a residence permit. The municipality will consult the Personal Records Database (BRP) to check how long you have lived in the Netherlands.
5. Civic integration diploma or other proof of civic integration or a certificate of exemption (or partial exemption) from the integration requirement.
6. Where a child under the age of 18 is included in a parent’s application for naturalisation:
  1. Same documents, except for proof of integration.
  2. If only one parent is applying for naturalisation, the other parent must also be present at the municipality to declare that they consent to the child being included in the other parent’s application for naturalisation. The other parent must also hand over a copy of their residence permit.

PROCESS

NETHERLANDS: PROCESS

Before beginning the procedure, we’re going to organise a meeting where you’ll explain us your situation and we’ll take over by telling you how we’re going to proceed and what documents you’ll need to send over to us to prepare your file. Then, we’ll be pleased to answer any questions you have concerning your Dutch citizenship.

Once the application is complete, we’ll submit it to the immigration authorities in The Netherlands. After that, you’ll just have to wait to see if your application is accepted, which we’re sure it’ll be. Unless you are exempted from language competency, you may be interviewed to verify your proficiency in the Dutch language.

If the application is successful, you will become a Dutch citizen in a naturalisation ceremony, be given a Dutch national identity card and a Dutch passport. Any unmarried dependents (under 18 years old) will become a Dutch citizen, if they live with you, attend school in the Netherlands and are included in the naturalisation decree.

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