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...about submission of applications and procedures during the COVID-19/corona measures
It has been several weeks since the COVID-19/corona measures have been implemented. The offices and desks of the IND, as well as Court buildings, are mostly closed. Many people are under the impression that this means all procedures have been put on hold and it is not possible to submit an application for a residence permit, for an extension of a residence permit or for a change of an existing residence permit. This impression is not correct. Both the IND and the judiciary are working remotely as much as possible.
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Since Belgium prohibited all non-essential travel aswell, the waiting times for transport of goods and service provision traffic at the border with the Netherlands have increased significantly. A vignette is now available for cross-border workers with crucial professions or who provide vital services. With this vignette they can pass the border controls more quickly.
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The Dutch government announced measures to alleviate the Corona crisis’ consequences as much as possible for entrepreneurs and freelancers. Below you will find a short recap of all the measures.
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Yesterday evening, the EU decided that all ‘non-essential’ travel to the Schengen area is banned for at least 30 days. Read the FAQ and see the map below.
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The outbreak of the COVID-19 crisis in the Netherlands will have an effect on all residents of the Netherlands. Whether you are holder of a residence permit or just visiting, you might be faced with difficulties to return home. In this article, we will explain how the corona measures will affect foreign nationals who are in the Netherlands and cannot return home.
