Residence document Model 2020

1. Name: your surname + first names; 
2. Sex: M (male) of F (female); 
3. Nationality; 4. Date of birth; 
5/7. Type of permit and remarks: type number (5) and right of residence (7): 

• Type I: temporary regular;
• Type II: permanent regular;
• Type III: temporary asylum;
• Type IV: permanent asylum;
• Type V: long-term EU resident;
• Type EU/EEA;
• Type EU/EER family member;
• Type Article 50 TEU;
• Type Article 50 Frontier Worker;

6. Valid until: the residence permit is valid until this date. 
 

8. Remarks: 

• The reason for your residence in the Netherlands;
• Employment rights. The residence permit states whether you are allowed to work in the Netherlands. For example, it may read Arbeid niet toegestaan (work not permitted); 

9. Date and place of issue: where and when you received the residence permit; 
10. Effective date of right of residence: you have a right of residence in the Netherlands starting on this date; 
11. Place of birth; 
12. V-number: the ten digits of your V number are on the bottom of your residence permit. The number comes after the letters VNR. Your V number is also on letters you receive from the IND. 
 

This is for persons who are allowed to reside in the Netherlands temporarily on ordinary grounds. 

Purpose of residence 

The purpose of residence is indicated on the back of the document under the heading ‘comments’. This is the reason for residence in the Netherlands. For example, residence with family or relatives, study or paid employment. 

Employment rights

It is also indicated under the heading ‘comments’ whether the person is allowed to work in the Netherlands and whether a work permit (in Dutch: tewerkstellingsvergunning or TWV) is required. This depends on the purpose of residence. 

This is a permit for persons who are allowed to reside permanently in the Netherlands on ordinary grounds. 

Employment rights

Persons with this permit are allowed to work in the Netherlands without restrictions. This means that no work permit (in Dutch: tewerkstellingsvergunning or TWV) is required.

This is a permit for persons who have been granted temporary asylum in the Netherlands. 

Employment rights

Persons with this permit are allowed to work in the Netherlands without restrictions. This means that no work permit (in Dutch: tewerkstellingsvergunning or TWV) is required. 

This is a permit for persons who have been granted permanent asylum in the Netherlands. They have already had a temporary asylum residence permit for at least 5 years and still need protection in the Netherlands. 

Employment rights

Persons with this permit are allowed to work in the Netherlands without restrictions. This means that no work permit (in Dutch: tewerkstellingsvergunning or TWV) is required. 

This is a permit for persons who are allowed to reside permanently in the Netherlands, and have 'long-term EU resident' status.

Employment rights

Persons with this permit are allowed to work in the Netherlands without restrictions. This means that no work permit (in Dutch: tewerkstellingsvergunning or TWV) is required. 

This is a document for persons with the nationality of a country that is a Member State of the European Union (EU), a member of the European Economic Area (EEA) or Switzerland. The following 2 types of proof of a right of residence exist for these persons:

1. The document “Burger van de Unie/EEA”. This is a document for citizens of the EU,EEA or Switzerland who have been in the Netherlands lawfully for 5 or more consecutive years and meet the criteria of Article 19 of the Directive 2004/38/EG.
2. The registration card “Burger van de Unie/EEA”. This is a proof of residence for citizens of the EU/EEA or Switzerland who have been in the Netherlands lawfully for fewer than 5 years and meet the criteria of Article 8 of the Directive 2004/38/EG. 

Employment rights

Persons with a document “Burger van de Unie/EEA” or an registration card “Burger van de Unie/EEA” are allowed to work in the Netherlands without restrictions. This means that no work permit (in Dutch: tewerkstellingsvergunning or TWV) is required.

This is a document for family members of a Community national. The family member does not personally have the nationality of a country that is a Member State of the European Union (EU), member of the European Economic Area (EEAR) or Switzerland. The following 2 types of residence permits exist for these persons: 

1. The document for family members who have been in the Netherlands lawfully for 5 or more consecutive years and meet the criteria of Article 20 of the Directive 2004/38/EG.
2. The document for family members who have been in the Netherlands lawfully for fewer than 5 years and meet the criteria of Article 10 of the Directive 2004/38/EG.

Emploments right

Persons with these documents are allowed to work in the Netherlands without restrictions. This means that no work permit (in Dutch: tewerkstellingsvergunning or TWV) is required.

This is a document for persons who have the nationality of the United Kingdom, and for their family members. The following 2 types of residence documents exist for these persons: 

1. The document ‘Permanent Residence Document Withdrawal Agreement 18(1)’. This document is for persons who have been in the Netherlands lawfully for 5 or more consecutive years and meet the criteria of Article 15(1) and Article 18(1)(i) of the Withdrawal Agreement.
2. The document ‘Residence Document Withdrawal Agreement 18(1)’. This document is for persons who have been in the Netherlands lawfully for fewer than 5 years and meet the criteria of Article 13(1) and Article 18(1)(i) of the Withdrawal Agreement. 

Employment rights

Persons with these documents are allowed to work in the Netherlands without restrictions. This means that no work permit (in Dutch: tewerkstellingsvergunning or TWV) is required.

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This is a document for persons who have the nationality of the United Kingdom and their family members. These persons fall under the Withdrawal Agreement and are registered as frontier workers in the Netherlands.

On the front of the document is a kinegram.
This is a transparent image that changes colour and shape when you tilt the document.
 

The front of the document includes an image with optically variable ink. The image changes colour when you tilt the document.

The left of the passport photo window includes a number perf. This is a perforated date, which you can see if you hold the document up to the light and tilt it.

There are fine line structures and patterns throughout the document. You can see this using a magnifying glass.

On the front and back of the document you will find the repeating micro text "NLD" and "koninkrijk der Nederlanden". You can see this text with a magnifying glass.

The top right of the document includes a passport photo window. If you hold the window up to the light, a passport photo will appear.

There is UV printing on the front and back of the document. This invisible print glows under a UV lamp.

The front of the document is embossed. You can feel this texture with your fingertips or see it with a magnifying glass. 

The passport photo is on the front of the document.

The passport photo has the following properties:

• The type of document is stated at the bottom right of the passport photo
• The code is located at the bottom left of the passport photo
• The background and passport photo are a whole
• There is depth in the passport photo