Travelling to the Netherlands
Thinking about travelling to the Netherlands during the corona virus outbreak?
Can I travel to the Netherlands during the corona outbreak?
Yes and no. You will find a current overview of the possibilities on this site. The situation may change, so please do keep an eye on the current situation.
Travelers from most EU countries are welcome to the Netherlands. If you travel from a non EU country and you are hold one of the EU nationalites you are welcome as well. Non EU citizen are welcome if you have a valid entry visa MVV, a valid residence permit or an approval letter from the Dutch immigration authorities.
However, it is strongly recommended to travelers from countries that are regarded als medium or high risk to quarantine for 14 days. Find an up to date list of countries here.
Can I travel to the Netherlands with a short-stay tourist visa?
If you travel from within the EU this is possible. If you travel from a non EU country the answer to this question depends on the travel restrictions for the country you are travelling from.
Please note there may be a strong recommendation for self-quarantine. Find an up to date list of countries that are regarded medium or high risk here. If you travel from one of these countries the Dutch goverment strongly recommends 14 days of self-quarantine.
Can I travel to the Netherlands with a long-stay MVV visa?
Yes, you are welcome. However, if you travel from a medium or high risk country the Dutch governments strongly recommends 14 days of self-quarantine.
Can I travel to the Netherlands if I am MVV exempt?
Yes, you are welcome. However, if you travel from a medium or high risk country the Dutch governments strongly recommends 14 days of self-quarantine.
If you will be travelling to the Netherlands during the corona virus outbreak, we advise that you travel well informed and in a well-documented way. Settle Service is there for you to answer your questions.
