Contact NetherStart Partners
Starting a business in the Netherlands and not sure of the next step? Write to us about the legal form, the KVK registration, the bank account, VAT, your first employee or a founder permit.
Enquiry
Send us your question
One form takes every question about your launch. Pick the topic closest to yours, or leave the topic empty and describe your plan in the message; a subject that is not in the list goes there too. If you already know which services you need, the onboarding questionnaire collects the details in one go.
What to put in your message
- Where you live now: in the Netherlands or abroad.
- The legal form you have in mind, if you have one.
- Whether you are starting alone or with a co-founder.
- Whether you need a residence permit to work in the Netherlands.
- When you would like to start trading.
- Whether you are already in the KVK business register.
Leave out passport numbers, your BSN and document scans: the form does not need them.
Email, phone and office hours
For a longer question, or one with some history behind it. We reply by email unless you ask us to call.
info@starting-a-business-in-the-netherlands.com
Phone
For a short question during office hours. Anything that needs documents or several steps is easier to answer by email or through the form.
Office hours
The phone is answered in these hours. The form and email take messages at any time, and we answer by the channel you ask for.
Monday to Friday, 09:00 to 18:00, Amsterdam time
Our office in Amsterdam
NetherStart Partners works from an office on the Prinsengracht in Amsterdam, at the address below. The map stays switched off until you ask for it.
- Company
- NetherStart Partners
- Address
- Prinsengracht 280, 1016 GV Amsterdam, Netherlands
Prinsengracht 280, 1016 GV Amsterdam, Netherlands
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