If you work and live in the Netherlands, you might have questions about matters such as your work, your home, your income or your rights. Work in NL's information point in the Amsterdam region has all the information you need. This information is clear and reliable and available free of charge. You can get help in several languages, often from people who have been a newcomer to the Netherlands themselves.
Monday
Tuesday
9 a.m. – 3 p.m.
Wednesday
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Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
The information point is closed on official national holidays.
RNI Desk Bos en Lommerplein 176 1055 EK Amsterdam
Phone numbers:
Andreea (speaks Romanian): +31 6 55434703 Magda (speaks Polish): +31 6 55434740 Yordan (speaks Bulgarian): +316 55434737 Katarina (speaks Hungarian and Slovak): +31 6 55434744
E-mail: win@amsterdam.nl
The Work in NL information point for Greater Amsterdam is open for two half-days a week at the RNI counter at Bos en Lommerplein 176 in Amsterdam. You can also book an appointment with one of our advisors at a branch in Amsterdam outside of the times listed. Email win@amsterdam.nl to make an appointment, or send a message to one of our advisors.
WIN also operates in the municipalities of Aalsmeer, Amstelveen and Uithoorn. You can call the WIN advisors for questions or advice.
You can also contact representatives from the Greater Amsterdam area:
If the advisors aren't available, please send a message via WhatsApp or email.
If you want to speak to someone in person, you can come along to the consultation hour in Amsterdam. The consultation hours are on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 9.00am am to 3.00pm.
Address:
Bos en Lommerplein 176
1055 EK Amsterdam
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