You can apply for temporary protection in the Netherlands if you already have it in another country
Have you fled from Ukraine and now have temporary protection in another European country? Then you can come to the Netherlands and apply for temporary protection in the Netherlands. Read here how it works.
You can travel to the Netherlands for your 1st 90 days in the EU to request protection
Do you have a Ukrainian, biometric passport and are in the European Union (EU) for less than 90 days? Then you may enter the Netherlands without a visa. You do not need a visa within those 90 days to come to the Netherlands and apply for temporary protection.
Has your 90-day free period expired? Then you can still travel to the Netherlands to apply for temporary protection.
This can be done in 2 ways:
You can request an extension of your free term.
You can travel through the EU to the Netherlands at your own risk. You may be checked at the border to see if you are entitled to enter the
Register in another country to get temporary protection in the Netherlands
Have you previously had temporary protection in another country? Then you can still apply for temporary protection in the Netherlands. You must deregister from the country where you currently have temporary protection. Deregistration works differently in each country. Ask the country where you deregister how to do this.
To get temporary protection in the Netherlands, you must meet certain conditions
The conditions for receiving temporary protection as a refugee from Ukraine may vary from country to country. Before you de-register and leave the country where you currently have temporary protection, check whether you meet the conditions to get temporary protection in the Netherlands.
You get a sticker in your passport if you get temporary protection in the Netherlands
If you fall under temporary protection you will get a sticker or an O-document in your passport. You will get the sticker or document from the