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  • Habsburg & Kuijk
    • About us
    • Who we are
      • Who is Kris?
      • Who is Marinka?
      • Who is Jordy?
      • Who is Chloë?
      • Who is Lou?
      • Who is John?
      • Who is Anton?
      • Who is Alexander?
    • Senior management
    • Careers and partnerships
    • Our charitable work
    • Terms and conditions
    • Privacy policy
    • Our use of language
  • Legal Services
    • All our services
    • Where we work
    • NL · Dutch nationality
    • NL · Tjebbes – getting a lost nationality back
    • NL · Dutch immigration and residence
    • NL · DAFT – Dutch-American Friendship Treaty
    • NL · Other services in the Netherlands
    • UK · Nationality and citizenship
    • UK · Visas and immigration
    • DE · Nationality and citizenship
    • DE · Immigration and residence
    • AU · Citizenship
    • AU · Migration and visas
    • US · Nationality and citizenship
    • US · Immigration and visas
    • Fees
      • Is it worth it?
  • Testimonials
    • All testimonials
    • Submit your testimonial
    • Leave a Google review
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    • NL · Dutch nationality law
      • The 5-, 10- and 13-year clocks
      • The proportionality test (Tjebbes)
      • Article 16(2e) and the Zuidwijk family
      • Recognition of minors
      • Are you Dutch? Prove it!
      • Documents and evidence
      • The book · Van Rechtswege Verloren
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Video Tips and Hints – FAQs Answered

  • Kris explains! – 01- Introduction
    Kris is a Specialist Dutch Nationality Lawyer (jurist) and assists expats and migrants worldwide. In this series of videos he answers some frequently asked questions. … for expats, by expats … More Video Tips and Hints – FAQs answered here.
  • Kris explains! – 02- How to travel as a dual national/citizen
    Kris explains! How to travel as a dual national/citizen? Which passport to use when? Travel between your countries and other countries. Switching passports between borders. How to avoid immigration and legal confusion, and thus how to avoid missing flights etc. … for expats, by expats … More Video Tips and Hints – FAQs answered here.
  • Kris explains! 03 – I am told I am no longer Dutch!? Can I get my nationality/citizenship back?
    Kris explains! I am told I am no longer Dutch!? Can I get my nationality/citizenship back? You may indeed have lost your Dutch nationality. However, the officials are not always correct. And yes, there are several routes to repair your Dutch nationality / citizenship. … for expats, by expats … More Video Tips and Hints… Read more: Kris explains! 03 – I am told I am no longer Dutch!? Can I get my nationality/citizenship back?
  • Kris explains! 04 – I am married to a Dutch citizen. Can I become Dutch?
    Kris explains! I am married to a Dutch citizen. Can I become Dutch? Yes you can, after 3+ years of marriage AND cohabitation. Anywhere in the world except while resident in the country of other nationality. FYI, a Civil Registered Partnership is equal to marriage but not all foreign partnerships are accepted by the Netherlands.… Read more: Kris explains! 04 – I am married to a Dutch citizen. Can I become Dutch?
  • Kris explains! 05 – Loss of Dutch Nationality and how to prevent loss
    Kris explains! Loss of Dutch nationality/citizenship and understanding how to prevent such loss. At 17 minutes this is a long one. … for expats, by expats … More Video Tips and Hints – FAQs answered here.
  • Kris explains! 06 – Waarom de filmpjes en info in het Engels?
    Waarom de filmpjes en info in het Engels? … for expats, by expats … More Video Tips and Hints – FAQs answered here.
  • Kris explains! 07 – I am Dutch but I never applied for the Dutch nationality of my child. What to do?
    Kris explains! I am Dutch but I never applied for the Dutch nationality of my child. What to do? Normally no issues, except unmarried Dutch fathers may need to legally acknowledge their child. And if you were born before 1985 from a Dutch mother married to a foreign father, then there are now solutions to… Read more: Kris explains! 07 – I am Dutch but I never applied for the Dutch nationality of my child. What to do?
  • Kris explains! 08 – Naturalisation, if NL allows dual it should be fine, right!?
    Kris explains! It takes two to tango. One country/law allowing dual nationality/citizenship does not mean the other allows it as well. Be aware to consider both sets of laws. For example, for South Africans be aware that there could be changes to the SA citizenship act this year (2025), or next (2026), which could affect… Read more: Kris explains! 08 – Naturalisation, if NL allows dual it should be fine, right!?
  • Kris explains! 09 – My Dutch passport is still valid, but I am no longer Dutch?
    Kris explains! The Dutch passport expiry date does not always mean you are still Dutch. … for expats, by expats … More Video Tips and Hints – FAQs answered here.
  • Kris explains! 10 – Be careful of scams with ETA (UK) and ETIAS (EU).
    Kris explains! 10 – Be careful of website scams taking your money for ETA (UK) and ETIAS (EU). Update: I previously did not call these visas. But they are in fact just that. They may be reworded, but more or less it is stepping away from visa-free entry and calling it advance information did fool… Read more: Kris explains! 10 – Be careful of scams with ETA (UK) and ETIAS (EU).
  • Kris explains! 11 – Dutch integration and language requirements differences.
    Kris explains! Dutch integration and language requirements differences. … for expats, by expats … More Video Tips and Hints – FAQs answered here.

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Copyright 2019-2026 Habsburg & Kuijk Legal Services Ltd.
Our official domains: https://habsburg-legal-services.com and https://habsburglegalservices.com
Registered in England and Wales, company number 16541279, VAT: 496476921. Registered office: 71-75 Shelton Street, Covent Garden, London, WC2H 9JQ, United Kingdom.

The information on this website is provided free of charge for information purposes only. It does not, and is not intended to, amount to legal advice to any person. This is informal legal information and advice may change depending on the person’s circumstances.