Personal Records Database (BRP)

How to register in the BRP of The Hague

What do you need to take to your appointment to register in the Personal Records Database (Basisregistratie Personen, BRP) of The Hague?
BRP extract from the Dutch population register

You can request an extract from the municipality's Personal Records Database (BRP). Look at the overview of all the extracts which you can request.
Change personal data in the BRP

You can submit a request to have your personal data corrected, removed or changed in the BRP.
Change address details in the BRP

Are your address details incorrect in the municipality’s Personal Records Database (BRP)? You can make a request to have these details changed.
Request to keep data confidential

Would you rather that companies are not able to access your personal data in the BRP? Submit a request to keep your data confidential.
Request a BRP extract for someone else

Request an extract from the municipality’s Personal Records Database (BRP) for someone else.
Register foreign documents in the BRP

If your vital events took place abroad, you are required to register these in the Personal Records Database (BRP) of your municipality.
Request address investigation

Is somebody registered at your address who does not reside there? Or is someone using your address and are you not able to reach this person? Ask for an address investigation.
Register your nationality in the BRP

The Personal Records Database (BRP) contains your personal data. Your nationality is also recorded in the BRP. Your nationality can also be designated as ‘unknown’ or ‘stateless’. It might be possible for you to change this at the municipality.