Change or add an address

Would you like to change or add an address for your organisation? You can do this yourself online via My KVK.

Which address would you like to change?

You do not have to inform us of every change of address. However, sometimes this is necessary, for example if your visiting address changes. Below you can see which addresses you can change or add in My KVK.

  • Visiting or business address (head office)

    The official address of your business or organisation, as registered in the Business Register. 

  • Postal address

    This is the address where you receive business post, such as a PO box. Would you like to keep your visiting address private in the Business Register? If so, add a separate postal address in My KVK.

  • Address of a secondary establishment

    Examples of a secondary establishment are a second location or a workshop. 

What do you need to change an address? 

  • Your DigiD login details
  • A copy of a document showing that you are renting, own or are authorised to use the new address. Check which document you need.

Please note: ensure that the date on the document is before or on the same date as the date of the change

This is how you change an address in My KVK

Everyone who is registered in the Business Register can log in to My KVK. Changing or adding an address is free of charge.

  1. Log in to My KVK with your DigiD.
  2. Select the business or organisation for which you want to make changes.
  3. Change the address, check that everything is correct and send it to KVK.

 

What happens after you make your change?

Here is what you can expect:

  • In ‘My KVK’, you can track the status of the change you have submitted.
  • Once your change has been processed in the Business Register, you will receive a letter from KVK. Keep this letter as proof of your change. 

FAQ about changing your address

If your visiting address changes, we will pass this on to the Netherlands Tax Administration. If your postal address changes, you must contact the Tax Administration yourself.

We do not pass on a change of address to any other organisations.

Find out what the rules are in the article Save money with an office in a multi-compant building.

If you do not have any other address, arrange a postal address, for example a P.O.Box. Reade more in the article Shielding your address, what are the options?

If you cannot or do not want to use My KVK, for example because you do not have a DigiD, you can use Form 14. You use this form to report changes to us by post.

That depends on whether your business is still active in the Netherlands. You either deregister your business or submit a change of address.

Your business is no longer active in the Netherlands

Are you no longer working in the Netherlands? Then you no longer have a visiting address in the Netherlands and you will usually deregister your business. You can continue to work for Dutch clients from abroad without registering with KVK.

Your business is still active in the Netherlands

Do you still visit the Netherlands occasionally for a paid job or assignment on location, for example? Then you can keep your registration with the KVK. You will need a visiting address for your business in the Netherlands. Such as a studio or the address where you stay during your work. You must notify us of this change of address. You can register your foreign residential address in the Non-residents Records Database (RNI).

For more information, see the article Freelancing abroad: where do you register your business?

Stopping temporarily

Are you stopping your business for less than 6 months? Then you can remain registered with a Dutch visiting address. Good record keeping is important. Are you stopping for longer than 6 months? Then deregister your business. When you start again, you will receive a new KVK number and VAT number.

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