Travelling to the Netherlands: Do I need an ETIAS?

Do we need an ETIAS for the Netherlands?

As soon as the ETIAS system comes into force, travelers from outside the European Union will need to obtain a travel permit to enter the Netherlands. This requirement applies to short stays (up to 90 days) for tourism, business or stopovers.

Stopover in Amsterdam or elsewhere: ETIAS compulsory?

An ETIAS is also required for transit or stopovers in the Netherlands. This document replaces the visa requirement for short stays or stopovers in Europe. The ETIAS will be linked electronically to the passport: no need to print it out.

How to apply for ETIAS in the Netherlands?

The procedure is simple: everything is done online. Completing the ETIAS form takes just a few minutes if you have your passport. It’s advisable to apply at least 8 days before departure, as deadlines can vary from case to case.

How much does ETIAS cost the Netherlands?

The ETIAS fee is set at €7 by the European Union. Payment must be made by credit card when sending the form. The application will only be processed once payment has been confirmed.

Where can I apply for an ETIAS for the Netherlands?

Simply access the official ETIAS form online. This link will be available as soon as the system is launched. Once you have obtained authorization, you can travel freely throughout the Schengen area for up to 90 days.