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ABN AMRO

Proof of residence

When you open an account

When you open an account with a non-EU passport, we need to verify that you live in the Netherlands. We therefore need your proof of residence in the Netherlands. Read how to obtain this and share it with us.

 

Why we need proof of your residence

Your proof of residence is needed because we can only offer accounts via ABN AMRO app to Dutch residents. We are also required by law to make sure we have your correct personal data. These rules help us prevent financial crime.

Without the proof of residence your account is not yet available for use. It is also not yet possible to open other products. You have 120 days to provide your proof of residence from the moment we accepted you as a client. If we do not have it by that time, our relationship with you as a client will unfortunately end.

How to obtain and upload proof of your residence

  1. Obtain proof of residence

    We accept several documents as proof of residence:

    • Proof of registration in the BRP

    If you are going to live in the Netherlands for more than 4 months, you need to register in the Municipal Personal Records Database (in Dutch: Basisregistratie Personen or BRP). You can do this at the municipality or the expat centre, free of charge. After your registration, you will receive a proof of registration. Please upload this.

    Please note: the proof of registration may not be more than 6 months old.

    An extract from the Non-residents Records Database (in Dutch: Registratie Niet-ingezetenen or RNI) will not be accepted. Go to the  website of the Dutch Government  (in Dutch: Rijksoverheid) for more information about registering in the BRP. 

    It may take some time before you receive your proof of registration in the BRP. Therefore, you may also provide the following documents:

    • An admission letter from the Immigration and Naturalisation Service (IND)

    You will receive this letter from the IND if your application for a residence permit has been approved.

    • A certificate of enrolment from a Dutch school or university

    Have you been admitted to study in the Netherlands? The proof of enrolment can also be uploaded as proof. Make sure the proof contains a stamp and signature.

    Please note: the documents mentioned above take longer to process. Want to use your account as soon as possible? Then please upload your proof of registration in the BRP.

  2. Upload proof of residence

    You need to upload the proof of your residence to the bank. Do this within 120 days after you've opened the account.

    How to upload through the ABN AMRO app

    Go to 'Messages' in the app, where you will find a message with a request to upload your proof of residence. Click on the link and upload proof of your residence.

    How to upload through Internet Banking

    • Go to 'Self-Service'
    • Go to 'Communications and appointments'
    • Go to 'Exchange documents', where you can upload your proof of residence

  3. Receiving and reviewing your proof of residence

    After we have received your proof of residence, we will review your document. When it is approved all features on your account will be enabled. This can take up to 48 hours to be completed.

Frequently asked questions

What if I don't upload my proof of residence?

Without your proof of residence, your account is not yet available for use. It is also not yet possible to open other products. You have 120 days to provide your proof of residence from the moment we accepted you as a client. If we do not have it by that time, our relationship with you as a client will unfortunately end.

I also need to provide my citizen service number (in Dutch: burgerservicenummer or BSN). Will you automatically save my BSN when I upload my proof of residence?
No. Unfortunately it is not possible for us to extract your BSN when you upload your Proof of residence. You will have to provide your BSN separately. Read more about providing your BSN.
Can I upload an old proof of residence?
When you upload your proof of residence, it may not be older than 6 months. Is your proof of residence older than 6 months? Then please apply for a new extract from the Municipal Personal Records Database (in Dutch: uittreksel BRP). You can do this in the municipality where you live.