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- Moving to Amstelveen
- When you come to live and work in the Netherlands, certain matters must be dealt with immediately.
- Legal matters
- During your stay in the Netherlands you may require a number of municipal documents or have to register a certain matter or event.
- Long stay in Amstelveen
- If you wish to extend your temporary stay in the Netherlands, certain matters will have to be settled once again.
- Health - Care - Housing
- In a foreign country and new city it is comforting to know where you can turn for help if something is wrong with your health of problems with housing.
- Taxes and allowances
- Everyone in the Netherlands pays taxes. You can also get tax allowances.
- Birth - Marriage - Death
- It is possible that while living in the Netherlands you decide to marry. Or maybe a child will be born in your family. You must notify the municipality of this and other major life events.
- Waste
- If you come to live in the Netherlands, it is useful to know what you should do with your refuse.
- Education
- If your family is accompanying you to Amstelveen, then you will obviously have to arrange a few matters pertaining to your children, e.g. finding a school.
- Getting around
- There are many ways to get from A to B in the Netherlands. Here you will find information about trams, busses and parking possibilities.
- Leaving Amstelveen
- When you eventually leave the Netherlands, it is important that you deregister from Municipal Personal Records Database (Gemeentelijke Basisadministratie, GBA).
- International relations
- Amstelveen is a city with an international outlook. Did you know that people of more than 124 different nationalities live in Amstelveen?
- Notes and comments on the public space (including emergency situations)
- Townhall - Openinghours
- The openingshours of the Townhall and desks.
- Dogs in Amstelveen
- Rules for the dog and his owner in Amstelveen.
- At Home in Amstelveen
- A guide with all the information you need to help you settle down in Amstelveen. (PDF, 1,1 MB)
