A source-checked route from municipal registration to everyday services in Amsterdam.
Source checked · 2026-10-23
The City of Amsterdam says residents must keep their address registration in the Personal Records Database (BRP) correct. Use the official Civil Affairs page to choose the current service route.
Before you start
This checklist does not copy a document list: the official municipality page remains authoritative.
Open the Amsterdam Civil Affairs route immediately before you act.
Use the municipality's current document and appointment instructions, not a copied checklist.
Keep your BRP address details correct and report a change through the official route.
Reliable sequence
Always recheck the official page before providing documents or booking an appointment.
BRP registration normally creates a BSN. The applicable route depends on your stay and circumstances.
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