When you come to register your details in the Personal Records Database (BRP), you should bring with you: This can be done using a standard form that you can request from the municipality. You must provide a written declaration of consent from the person who lives there.

You can register under a correspondence address at the population affairs department (afdeling Burgerzaken/Publiekszaken) of the municipality where the address is located. Where to register under a correspondence address The correspondence address you use must be a recognised address in the Personal Records Database (BRP). When you register under a correspondence address, the municipality will investigate whether you really have no fixed home address. box or an address where nobody is living as a correspondence address. The person at that address must ensure that the correspondence is passed on to you personally. This includes election polling cards and letters from the Tax and Customs Administration. Registering under a correspondence addressĪ correspondence address is the address of a family member or someone you know where correspondence from official bodies can be sent. For more information, please contact your municipality. A correspondence address is an administrative address only it is not where you live.

In many cases, the municipality will reach an agreement with you about how long you can be registered under a correspondence address. A correspondence address is temporaryĬorrespondence addresses can only be used for a limited period. This could be because you live in a care institution, women’s refuge, a vessel or vehicle, or because you are in prison.

If you do not have a home address, as referred to in the Personal Records Database Act (BRP), you can register your details in the Personal Records Database under a correspondence address.

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