Obtaining Dutch Citizenship with the Support of Specialized Lawyers
Obtain the passport of one of the most developed
and economically stable countries in the EU
- Residence and employment in the European Union
- Access to high-quality healthcare
- A strong social support system
Your rights and opportunities with Dutch citizenship
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Right to reside and work in European Union countries
With Dutch citizenship, you acquire the right to freely reside and engage in employment in any EU country. You may freely apply for any job vacancies without additional permits and quotas. Your employment opportunities are significantly expanded as countries with high salaries become accessible. The average salary in the Netherlands itself is EUR 3,450.
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Access to the European business environment
Dutch citizens in any EU country have the right to establish and expand businesses, as well as to participate in public tenders, procurement, and grant programs. Upon obtaining Dutch citizenship, you will be able to register companies, startups, and brands in the European Union and gain access to European financial and investment instruments. You will also be entitled to hire specialists within the EU and beyond.
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Flexible financial management
The Netherlands offers a convenient tax system, allowing citizens to effectively plan their financial obligations. The corporate tax rate is 25%, however, preferential conditions are available for startups and certain types of businesses. The Netherlands has double tax treaties with over 90 countries, simplifying international investment. Dutch citizens have access to open bank accounts in EU banks and on international platforms (Wise, Revolut, Payoneer, Stripe, and others), as well as the freedom to transfer capital without currency controls.
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Simplified real estate transactions
As a Dutch citizen, you will have the right to purchase, sell, and lease real estate in EU countries without restrictions. You will also be able to take advantage of mortgage and loan programs from reliable European banks and receive stable income from renting out real estate. EU legislation provides robust legal protection for your property.
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Status for family members
Dutch citizens can transfer their citizenship rights to their descendants, ensuring them all privileges within the European Union. EU legislation provides simplified procedures for granting citizenship to children of Dutch citizens, automatic transfer of status to descendants, and an expedited process for residency for spouses and parents.
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A reliable alternative in any circumstances
The Dutch passport provides the ability to quickly change residence in case of political or economic instability in your home country. You will have access to consular and legal assistance at any time, as well as the rights granted by the EU to its citizens abroad.
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Favorable academic prospects
With Dutch citizenship, you and your children will have access to free or discounted education at universities in the Netherlands and other EU countries. Admission to European educational institutions will take place under the same conditions as for local students. Your children will gain access to participate in international student exchange programs such as Erasmus+, Horizon Europe, and others.
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Participation in the EU social security system
Dutch citizens can rely on high-level healthcare services, which are provided free of charge or at discounted rates. Social guarantees are also provided—such as benefits, allowances, insurance—and the opportunity to receive a pension based on employment history in EU countries. You will also have access to European programs supporting families and youth.
Less noticeable but important advantages of Dutch citizenship
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Free access to the EU Digital ID and digital signature capabilities
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Use of government online services operating within the EU
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Right to transfer assets through inheritance within EU countries
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Recognition of diplomas and professional qualifications across the EU
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Business financing through the European Investment Fund
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Simplified process for changing tax status without losing citizenship
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State support for businesses in the fields of innovation and digital technologies
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Opening business accounts on platforms such as PayPal, Amazon, eBay, and Etsy
Freedom of travel and a visa-free travel card
Visa-free entry to 170+ countries, including:
- All EU and Schengen Zone countries
- The United Kingdom and Canada
- Japan, the UAE, South Korea, Hong Kong
Right to remain indefinitely in European countries (unlike the 90/180 rule)
- Visa-free regime
- Visa on arrival
- Electronic visa
Citizenship that makes America more accessible
With a Dutch passport, you become a citizen of the European Union, opening up wide opportunities for international travel. Obtaining US visas for Dutch citizens is significantly simplified, including long-term immigration visas, and access to the Visa Waiver Program for entry through the ESTA electronic system.
Increased trust from US consulates
- A Dutch passport is the document of a citizen of an EU and NATO member country, which significantly accelerates the US visa process
- US authorities perceive EU citizens as more trustworthy, especially if they have proof of strong ties to Europe, such as employment, business, real estate, or family
Simplified obtaining of B1/B2 visas for tourism and business
- Holders of Dutch passports can more easily demonstrate their ties to their home country, such as employment contracts, assets, and tax residency in EU countries
- Dutch citizens have a high chance of obtaining a B1/B2 visa for up to 10 years
- The application process is simplified, requiring fewer documents, and the visa application form is shortened
The opportunity to apply for a visa at any US consulate in Europe
- Dutch citizens can apply for a visa not only at US consulates in the Netherlands but also in other EU countries
- You can choose the consulate with the most convenient waiting times, which accelerates your trip preparation
- The interview can be conducted in the language most convenient for you, such as English in Germany
Free access to various visa types
- Dutch citizens have a high chance of obtaining visas in categories F (student), J (exchange programs), O, H, L (work and corporate visas)
- If you have European education or work experience, the likelihood of obtaining a visa increases significantly
- The visa application process for family members is also simplified, including permits for long trips
Documents required for obtaining Dutch citizenship
The lawyers of company Romcitizen will ensure the professional preparation and submission of all necessary documents to the authorized Dutch authorities. We guarantee the accuracy and procedural correctness of your dossier submission, ensuring successful citizenship acquisition on the first attempt.
- Application
- Birth certificate
- Foreign and domestic passports
- Certificate of no criminal record
Your Path to Dutch Citizenship with Company Romcitizen
Company Romcitizen provides full legal support to Turkish citizens seeking to obtain Dutch citizenship. We guarantee an individualized approach and professionalism at each stage, from the initial consultation to the acquisition of citizenship. With the assistance of our specialists, the process will be as clear and convenient for you as possible.
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Initial Consultation
We conduct a detailed consultation to determine the most suitable method for obtaining Dutch citizenship based on your individual situation. It is important to understand that each case is unique, and we carefully select the most effective route based on your circumstances. Then, we sign a cooperation agreement with you, outlining the rights and obligations of the parties, as well as the timelines and costs of our services.
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Preparation of Necessary Documents
We begin the process of collecting the required documents. Your file must include proof of legal residence in the Netherlands, as well as evidence of your financial solvency. All these documents must be prepared in full compliance with Dutch legislation, and we guarantee that this will be done.
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Submission of the Application to Dutch Immigration Authorities
Once all documents are prepared, we submit the application to the competent Dutch authority. This process requires attention to detail as it is important to comply with all legal formalities. We assist in submitting the application within the specified timeframe and also ensure its correct preparation. It is important that all documents are presented in full and comply with the legal requirements.
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Waiting for a Decision and Obtaining Citizenship
After submitting all the necessary documents, you will wait for a decision from the Dutch immigration authorities. We monitor the process and promptly inform you about the status of your application. If additional information or documents are required, our team will quickly respond and resolve any issues. Once your citizenship application is approved, you will be issued a certificate of citizenship.
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Citizenship Finalization and Receipt of Official Documents
At this stage, we assist you in obtaining your Dutch citizenship passport, identification card, and driver's license. Our lawyers will also provide consultations on tax residency and other legal matters that may arise after obtaining citizenship.
What documents you will receive
- Certificate of Citizenship
- National ID Card
- Foreign Passport
- Driver's License
Client Reviews
FAQ
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Do I need to have a stable income to apply for Dutch citizenship?
Yes, one of the requirements for the applicant is to have a legal and stable source of income. Dutch authorities verify whether your income meets minimum standards and whether it is regular. This confirms your financial independence and ability to integrate into society.
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Is it necessary to maintain permanent resident status at the time of applying for naturalization?
Yes. To apply, you must have a valid residence permit of a certain type, such as long-term residency or an EU permanent residence card. It is important that your status is not dependent on temporary circumstances and allows you to reside in the country on a permanent basis.
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Can citizenship be denied due to administrative or tax violations?
Yes. Dutch authorities assess not only your legal history but also your compliance with financial obligations to the state. Serious violations, such as unpaid taxes or recorded administrative fines, can affect the final decision and lead to a refusal.
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Can I apply for naturalization in the Netherlands if I live in another EU country but have a Dutch residence permit?
No, an application for naturalization can only be submitted if you actually reside in the Netherlands. Dutch legislation requires that the applicant resides in the country on a permanent basis and is integrated into local society. Living in another EU country, even with a valid residence permit, is not taken into account.
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Can children be included in the citizenship application?
Yes, minor children can be included in the parent’s application, or a separate application can be submitted for them, provided they meet the conditions set by IND. A key criterion is their legal residence in the Netherlands. In some cases, the consent of the other parent is required.
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Can having a job in an international company ease the process of obtaining Dutch citizenship?
Having an employment contract with an international or Dutch company confirms your economic stability and integration into local society. While this does not speed up the process on its own, stable employment is a positive factor when considering the application, as it demonstrates your commitment to the Netherlands and compliance with immigration laws.
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