Start your Dutch BV application.
Fill in the form below and we'll review it, run our own due diligence and give you an honest view of your VAT registration chances. If it looks like a good fit, we'll send you the engagement and payment details before anything begins with the notary. There's no payment yet.
Seven fields to begin.
Everything else is collected step by step in your client portal. No payment yet.
What happens next.
- We review your application, complete our own due diligence and run the company-name check.
- We assess your proposed business activity and give you an honest view of how VAT registration looks.
- We send you the engagement and payment details. Nothing is charged before this point.
- Once you're engaged, the notary runs its own checks and drafts the deed. After a short video call where the notary explains the power of attorney, you sign it with your QES. The notary then executes the deed and registers your BV with the KVK.
Timelines depend on your documents, the notary and the KVK. All timelines are estimates, not guarantees; see how it works.
Your BV needs a Dutch business address. We'd love to handle this for you, but Dutch law doesn't allow the firm that helps with your VAT and Article 23 applications to also be involved in your business address. So you arrange it yourself before we begin; it isn't part of our service.
Packages start at €1,295 ex VAT, with the notary's fees and the KVK registration fee included. See the full pricing.
Not ready to start? Most questions are answered in the FAQ, the how it works walkthrough and before you start.