While acquiring Dutch citizenship internationals regularly need to surrender their unique citizenship(s) (afstand doen) on the grounds that by and large the Netherlands doesn’t allow double identity. There are notwithstanding, various exemptions for this standard, where double citizenship is conceivable.

Situations when Dutch citizenship with double identity is conceivable

• You don’t have to surrender your present citizenship in the event that one the accompanying applies:
• In the event that you are hitched to, or an enrolled accomplice of, a Dutch resident.
• On the off chance that your nation of beginning doesn’t permit you to drop your citizenship.
• On the off chance that your nation of beginning has decides that cause you to naturally lose your present ethnicity when you acquire Dutch citizenship (by Dutch prerequisites you can just repudiate your citizenship after you acquire Dutch citizenship).
• On the off chance that you are authoritatively perceived as an evacuee.
• On the off chance that you need to pay a great deal of cash to experts in your nation of beginning to deny your citizenship (confirmation required).
• On the off chance that you will lose certain rights, for example, legacy rights, in your nation of beginning (confirmation required).
• In the event that you should finish or purchase out your tactical assistance prior to being allowed to repudiate your identity (evidence required).
• In the event that you were brought into the world in the Netherlands or Dutch Caribbean you’re actually living there when you apply for Dutch citizenship.
• On the off chance that it is absurd to expect to contact the experts in your nation of beginning.
• On the off chance that you object to denying your ethnicity for uncommon and assessable reasons.
• On the off chance that your nation of beginning isn’t perceived by the Netherlands.
• Assuming one of the above classes concerns you, it is fundamental for spread the word about it when you present your application. It is beyond the realm of imagination to expect to guarantee one of the special cases after you have gotten Dutch citizenship.