South Holland Local Reference INFOrmation
UK and US consulates provide services for citizens in need, including replacement of lost or stolen passports and help and advice in difficult situations.
UK citizensThe British Embassy of the Netherlands has up-to-date news on matters relating to Dutch-British relations, as well as issues of politics, health and safety and immigration. The website of the British Embassy and British Consulate has a section on Living in the Netherlands - that provides information on the following:
The British Embassy in The Hague cannot help with consular and visa enquiries; instead contact the British Consulate General in Amsterdam. The Consular section provides detailed information on all legal matters pertaining to UK citizens living in the Netherlands: information on the registration of intended residence; registration of births, marriages, deaths; travel advice and the voting process when out of the country.
Passport services for British residents in the Netherlands are available from the Western European and Near East Passport Service at the British Consulate-General in Paris.
US CitizensThe Embassy of the United States in The Hague has a website with up-to-date news on matters of relevance to American citizens in the Netherlands. The US Citizens Service is the Consular section providing detailed information on all legal details pertaining to US citizens living in the Netherlands: information on passports and the registration of intended residence; registration of births, marriages, deaths; the voting process when out of the country and so on. The consular section can also offer notarial services and can give advice and information to Americans living in or visiting the Netherlands.
US citizens living in the Netherlands are eligible to vote by absentee ballot in the General Presidential Elections.
Canadian CitizensThe Canadian Embassy in the Netherlands provides information and services to both Dutch and Canadian citizens. The Consular section provides information for Canadians visiting or living in the Netherlands, including help with birth certificates, police certificates, citizen registration, legalisation of documents and voting in Canadian elections from abroad, amongst other things.
The Emergency Services Centre in Ottawa may be contacted 24-hours a day by collect call:
Australian CitizensThe Consular section of the website of the Australian Embassy in the Netherlands provides services for Australian travellers to or residents in the Netherlands. It contains practical information on how to register with the Embassy, how to obtain Australian birth, death or marriage certificates, police clearance certificates and more.
Australian citizens requiring immediate emergency help can contact the Consular Operations Centre on a toll free number (from the Netherlands)
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