ResideNL
Netherlands Expat & Residency
About
This app simplifies moving to the Netherlands for international residents. It generates a personalized checklist of essential tasks, including registration, BSN, DigiD, and health insurance, with due dates and required documents.
What's New in ResideNL
1.0.2
September 22, 2026
New: the Timeline view. See your whole move to the Netherlands laid out in order — what’s done, what’s next, and what’s still ahead — each step with its own deadline. Switch between Today and Timeline right from the home screen, and watch your progress fill in as you go. Plus small refinements throughout.
MoreFAQ
What is ResideNL?
ResideNL is an independent app designed to help international residents navigate the process of settling in the Netherlands. It provides a personalized checklist of tasks, links to official government resources, and reminders for deadlines.
Is ResideNL free to use?
Yes, ResideNL is completely free to download and use. It does not offer in-app purchases or subscriptions.
Does ResideNL have ads?
No, ResideNL is ad-free. The app is designed with user privacy in mind and does not display advertisements.
What tasks does ResideNL help with?
ResideNL assists with key tasks such as registering with your municipality (BRP), obtaining a citizen service number (BSN), setting up DigiD, arranging Dutch health insurance, and opening a bank account.
How does ResideNL ensure my privacy?
ResideNL is built with privacy at its core. It does not require an account to use and keeps all your information on your device, without collecting or selling your personal data.
On what devices can I use ResideNL?
ResideNL is currently available for iPhone and iPod devices. It is designed to be accessible on iOS platforms.
How often is ResideNL updated?
The latest version of ResideNL is 1.0.1, which was last updated on August 31, 2026. Updates aim to ensure the app remains current and functional.
Does ResideNL provide legal advice?
No, ResideNL is an independent app and not a government service. It does not provide legal advice. Users should always confirm details on official government pages.