There are 3 access levels for the UBO register. The data that an organisation can view and download from the UBO register varies according to their access level.

Viewing your own UBO registration

As a UBO, you can view your own UBO data. Organisations with a UBO registration can also see which UBOs are registered for their organisation.

UBOs with shielded personal information

Are you a UBO under 18 years old, under police protection, or under guardianship? Then you can request that your data be made invisible in the UBO register. This is called shielding, or afschermen in Dutch, and it is stated in Section 51b of the Business Register Decree 2008 (in Dutch). When the details of a UBO are shielded, organisations with level 1 access can only view the type and extent of the UBO's interest.

Access levels

These are the 3 access levels in the UBO register:

Access level 1: If the personal details of the UBO are shielded	Access level 1: If the personal details of the UBO are not shielded	Access level 2	Access level 3
Type and scope of the interest	Type and scope of the interest	Type and scope of the interest	Type and scope of the interest
	First name and surname	First name and surname	First name and surname
	Month and year of birth	Month and year of birth	Month and year of birth
	Country of residence	Country of residence	Country of residence
	Nationality	Nationality	Nationality
			Date of birth
			Place of birth
			Country of birth
			Residential address
			BSN or TIN
			Copy of the documents that KVK has used to verify the details of the UBO
			Copy of the documents proving the interest of the UBO

Access level 1

These types of organisations have access level 1:

organisations such as chartered accountants, lawyers, and trust companies. Exactly which organisations these are, is stated in Section 1a of the Anti-Money Laundering and Anti-Terrorist Financing Act (Wwft)
organisations such as insurers and pension funds. Exactly which organisations these are is stated in section 10(2) of the Sanctions Act 1977 (in Dutch)
the Financial and Economic Affairs Department (DFEZ), as set out in the 2022 Recovery and Resilience Plan (in Dutch)
organisations with a UBO registration (they only have access to their own UBO registration)

Access level 2

The organisations listed in section 51b (1) of the Commercial Register Decree 2008 (in Dutch) have access level 2. These include:

the organisations listed in Art. 1:1 of the Financial Supervision Act (Wft, in Dutch), such as:
- banks
- investment firms
- investment institutions
- electronic money institutions
- exchange institutions
- life insurers (except life insurers which are only in-kind funeral insurers)
- undertakings for collective investments in transferable securities (UCITS)
- financial service providers acting as life insurance intermediaries
- payment services agents
civil-law notaries, assigned civil-law notaries, and junior civil-law notaries

Access level 3

These organisations have access level 3:

the Financial Intelligence Unit (FIU)
competent authorities listed in 51a of the Commercial Register Decree 2008 (in Dutch), such as:
De Nederlandsche Bank
Netherlands Authority for the Financial Markets
Financial Supervision Office
Netherlands Gaming Authority
Deans of the Bar Association
Netherlands Tax Administration
Minister of Finance
Fiscal Intelligence and Investigation Service
Justis
National Public Administration Probity Screening Agency (LBB)
National Police
National Police Internal Investigations Department
Public Prosecution Service
General Intelligence and Security Service
Military Intelligence and Security Service
Royal Netherlands Marechaussee
Social Affairs and Employment Inspectorate
NVWA Intelligence and Investigation Service
Human Environment and Transport Inspectorate
Statistics Netherlands (except for copies of documents used by KVK to verify the UBO's details, and of the documents showing the UBO’s interest)

Ultimate Beneficial Owner (UBO)

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