86,000 people
Some 86,000 people with British nationality currently live in the Netherlands, of whom 47,000 are first generation migrants, according to figures from the national statistics office CBS.
Can I go and live in the Netherlands?
You will need a residence permit for a specific residence purpose. A residence purpose is a ground on which you are allowed live in the Netherlands. Exception: UK or non-UK family members who come to live with you (a UK national), in the Netherlands on or after 1 January 2021.
Can a British National live in the Netherlands?
If you come to the Netherlands after the transition period, you will not fall under the withdrawal agreement. You must meet the Dutch requirements for coming to live in the Netherlands. You will need to apply for residence on the website of the Immigration and Naturalisation Service (IND).
Can you still live in the Netherlands after Brexit?
As a result of Brexit, you are no longer an EU citizen and are now a third country national. A third country national is someone who does not have EU, EEA or Swiss nationality. From 1 January 2021, you can still come to live in the Netherlands for the first time. Then you need a residence permit which you have to apply for.
Can a British National work in the Netherlands as a cross border commuter?
This is set out in the withdrawal agreement between the UK and the EU. You will need to apply for a cross-border commuter document from the Immigration and Naturalisation Service (IND), however. You will need this document to prove that you are entitled to work in the Netherlands as a cross-border commuter.
When to apply for IND in the Netherlands?
Arrange this by 1 October 2021. Use the photo buttons below to find out more. 1 June 2021 – The British nationals living in the Netherlands can apply for a Brexit pass until 1 October 2021… 6 April 2021 – The IND will replace the residence documents of some people who had their biometrics taken betwe…
