Get Change Of Address Declaration - I Amsterdam

If you move, you must inform the municipality of your change of address, either in person or in writing. Sometimes, if you're moving within the same municipality, you can do so online. The new municipality will update your address in the Personal Records Database (BRP).

You can: Go to USPS.com/move to change your address online. You do not need to pay a separate company to change your address. Scammers may charge $40 or more to do what you can do for just $1.10 using the "Who is moving?"

You can register your move online if you have a Digid. On the website, click on 'Inloggen met DigiD'. Here you can change the language settings on the topleft section and then follow the steps.

In case you don't have a home address (yet), you can register under a correspondence address. This address is temporary and an administrative address only. For instance, the address of a family member or a colleague. The correspondence address must be a recognised address in the BRP; you cannot use a P.O.

You can register under a correspondence address at the population affairs department (afdeling Burgerzaken/Publiekszaken) of the municipality where the address is located. You must provide a written declaration of consent from the person who lives there.

You must provide the following documents when informing the municipality of a change of address: a valid identity document (passport, driving licence, Dutch identity card or alien's identity card); proof of occupancy (rental contract, contract of sale or declaration of consent from the property's main occupant).