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Arrange quickly. Deregistration from the Netherlands. Exemptions request 's-Gravendijkwal. Registration for non-residents. Rotterdam.nl uses cookies to make the website more user-friendly.
The City Council is the legislative body (sets out general policy and passes bills). The City Executive is the executive body. The Municipal Executive Committee consists of the Mayor and his Vice Mayors.
With the Rotterdampas you can do a lot of fun things in Rotterdam for free or with a discount. Join a tour on the Spido, visit the Euromast and all of the musea for free.
When you leave the Netherlands for more than 8 months, make sure you deregister from the Municipal Personal Records Database (BRP) Rotterdam. After this the department updates your details and automatically informs other government authorities.
We separate our waste in Rotterdam. This is good for the environment as it means that there is little residual waste left. A lot of our waste can be reused, such as paper, glass and old clothing. Even plastic packaging, drinking cartons, organic materials and cooking oil can be reused.
You can call the telephone number 14 010 with questions and reports to the municipality. The telephone service via 14 010 is available in Dutch and English. You cannot reach 14 010 from abroad. Please call +31 10 267 16 25.
Dutch license plates: owners requiring exemptions for their vehicles. Dutch companies use eHerkenning to log on, civilians use DigiD. Foreign license plates: owners needing registered vehicles and/or exemptions. Foreign companies or nationals need to register with the City of Rotterdam first.
You have to register at the Department of Public Service in Rotterdam or in one of the other municipalities. Link opens an external page as a non-resident in the Municipal Personal Records Database (RNI). You need to apply in person. There are 3 types of registration: 1. Individual registration
The Rotterdam City Archives is the public memory of Rotterdam. Roughly 700 years of the city and regions history is available to visitors in our reading room or online. Our special collections contain hundreds of thousands of prints, photos, maps, films and audio, and more than 20 kilometres of paper archives, with even more digital and ...
We separate our waste in Rotterdam. This is good for the environment as it means that there is little residual waste left. A lot of our waste can be reused, such as paper, glass and old clothing. Even plastic packaging, drinking cartons, organic materials and cooking oil can be reused.
