A woman with a suitcase walks out of the airport; Adapty, a small blue figure, floats beside her and waves.

Where do I even start?

She sits on the front steps with a pile of official letters; Adapty holds one up for her.

Is this a fine? What do they want from me?

She walks along a canal smiling at her phone; Adapty points the way.

Adapty: Welcome to Amsterdam. Your plan is ready: register at the gemeente within 5 days.

At a café table by the canal she drinks coffee, Adapty on the chair beside her.

Adapty: Your health insurance is due in 30 days. I will remind you again when it is close.

In the evening she walks her bicycle over a canal bridge, at home now, Adapty beside her.

Adapty: This is your tax assessment. If you disagree, object by 11 November.

A companion for your new life in the Netherlands

From the first paperwork to the day it feels like home: Adapty knows your situation and gets to know you better with every question, reminds you before your deadlines, explains your letters and answers from official Dutch sources.

10,000+official pages25+Dutch government sources

Adapty answers from what the Dutch government itself publishes: the IND and the Belastingdienst, your gemeente, and the law.

Adapty is independent and not part of the Dutch government.

  • Netherlands WorldwideVisas, and legalising documents from your country
  • RijksoverheidEvery ministry’s public guidance
  • DUOCivic integration, exams and student finance
  • CAKCare contributions and the uninsured-persons scheme
  • CJIBFines: paying them and objecting
  • RvIGThe population register and your BSN
  • Gemeente Den HaagRegistering, moving and certificates in The Hague
  • BelastingdienstIncome tax, the 30% ruling and allowances
  • BIG-registerWorking as a doctor or nurse with a foreign diploma
  • DigiDYour government login and MijnOverheid
  • Gemeente AmsterdamFirst registration in Amsterdam
  • Dutch lawThe current text of about 1,450 laws and regulations
  • ConsuWijzerYour rights as a consumer: energy, phone, contracts
  • INDResidence permits, naturalisation, family
  • KiesraadWho may vote in which election
  • CBRDriving tests and the health declaration
  • ArbeidsinspectieMinimum wage, working hours, fair work
  • HuurcommissieRent checks, defects and service charges
  • DouaneWhat you may bring when you move here
  • JustisThe certificate of conduct (VOG)
  • Gemeente RotterdamFirst registration in Rotterdam

One agent that knows your whole situation

Personal, proactive, and grounded in official Dutch sources.

  • Your route, your city, your household. Your plan is built from them, not from a checklist for everyone.

  • A month ahead for health insurance, a week ahead for a letter’s deadline, and again when it is close.

  • Scan a letter from the gemeente, the Belastingdienst or the IND. See what it says, what it wants from you, and by when.

  • When an answer rests on a fact, it names the official page it came from, so you can check it yourself.

Knows your situation
Reminds you before a deadline
Explains your letters
Answers from official sources

A general AI answers. Adapty knows what comes next for you.

The same question, asked twice. General assistants are built to answer everything for everyone; Adapty is built for one journey, and it knows yours.

I got a letter from the Belastingdienst about a voorlopige aanslag. What do I do?

A general assistant

A voorlopige aanslag is a provisional tax assessment. Check the amount and the payment dates in the letter. If something looks wrong you may be able to object. For advice about your own situation, consult a tax professional.

Adapty

This is an advance on your income tax, paid in monthly instalments. Its deadline is in your plan now, and I will remind you before it. If your income changes, adjust it in Mijn Belastingdienst so you do not pay too much.

belastingdienst.nl: Voorlopige aanslagIn your plan, with a reminder

Every answer shows where it comes from

When your question needs a fact, Adapty takes it from the official pages, then tells you which page it used and when it last read it, so you can check it yourself.

I just moved to Amsterdam for a new job. Do I need to register somewhere?

Checking official sources

  • IND
  • Belastingdienst
  • Gemeente Amsterdam
  • RvIG
  • DUO
  • Rijksoverheid
  • CAK
  • Netherlands Worldwide

From your first question to your own plan, in minutes

  1. Your route, your city, when you arrived and who lives with you. A few questions, a few minutes.

  2. Every step that applies to you, in order, each with its date: registering, your BSN, DigiD, health insurance and what comes after.

  3. Photograph a letter from the gemeente, the Belastingdienst or the IND. See what it says, what it asks of you and by when.

  4. In your own words and your own language. When an answer rests on a fact, it names the official page it came from.

Tell Adapty your situation

Adapty helps with

  • Registering at the gemeente
  • Your BSN and DigiD
  • Health insurance
  • Letters from the Belastingdienst
  • Traffic fines
  • The 30% ruling
  • Your residence permit
  • Allowances (toeslagen)
  • Renting a home
  • Your Dutch driving licence
  • Civic integration
  • Your first payslip
See how it works

Built to stay with you, from your first week to your Dutch passport

Today Adapty plans the roots and part of the trunk: registering, your BSN and DigiD, health insurance, your residence permit, the 30% ruling and your tax letters. For the rest, ask in the app: answers come from the official sources.

  1. Roots

    Arrive

    Register, get your BSN, activate DigiD, take out health insurance.

  2. Trunk

    Build

    Work, taxes, housing, your residence permit.

  3. Branches

    Belong

    The language, inburgering, family, friends.

  4. Canopy

    Stay

    Permanent residence and naturalisation.

Get the app for your new life in the Netherlands

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Join the Adapty beta

Free during the beta. Pick your phone.

iOS 17 or later. You install Apple’s free TestFlight app first, and the link shows you how.

Android 8.0 or later. Open the file once it has downloaded, and let your browser install apps when your phone asks.

Android beta: you can build your plan now; saving it to an account opens soon.