student registration

Make an appointment for registration as a student

At the beginning of each semester, The Hague holds special registration days for newly-arriving students. Students can make appointments on this website from 1 August 2025. The first available appointments will be on 22 August. The registration takes place at The Hague International Centre in City Hall. 

Eligibility for student registration

  • Students enrolled in a higher education institute, such as a university, or university of applied sciences.
  • Students who will be living in The Hague.
  • Students who will be living in the Netherlands for 4 months or longer.
  • Students who are 16 years or older. Or you have an authorization of a legal guardian in the Netherlands.

 

If you are living in another municipality you need to register there. Find out more about how to do this for the following municipailities:

 

Required documents:

  • Valid identification (passport or, if you are an EU citizen, your national identity card)
  • Hard copy (printed) proof of occupancy: rental/tenancy agreement, home purchase deed or a signed statement by the main occupant of the house. Please use the statement on the website. Please bring a hard copy of the ID of the main occupant of the house and a hard copy of the rental/tenancy agreement or purchase deed of the house
  • Residence permit or letter of approval from the IND (if applicable)

 

If you have any questions about your registration, please contact us at internationalcentre@denhaag.nl

 

Hi The Hague

Join the city-wide introduction programme for new international students with boat and bike tours, sport days, parties and introduction events organised by the student associations in The Hague.

 

Privacy Statement

In order to make an appointment, your personal data will be processed and recorded in the registration system of The Hague International Centre, part of the Municipality of The Hague. Your data will not be transferred to third parties. The Municipality of The Hague processes and protects your personal data as described in the Data Protection Declaration.