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Need to contact the police, doctor or gas company urgently? Here is a concise list of essential numbers in the Netherlands.Dial 112 for police, ambulance or fire emergencies. When the operator picks up, you will be asked for the address and city where you are calling from and the nature of the emergency. This is an emergency-only number.
Police Information
Police: (www.politie.nl)
0900 8844 is the non-emergency line. You will be connected to your local police station. If your passport has been stolen, contact your embassy immediately for step-by-step instructions as to what to do next. You generally need to make a statement at a police station to start any kind of official procedure (insurance, applying for a new passport etc).
Emergency Doctor's Office (24-hour)
0900-1515 (local call rates)
It is very important that you register with a huisarts (family doctor) and a dentist as soon as possible after you arrive. Do not wait for an emergency as your own dental practice will give you information on emergency and weekend service.
Immigration and Naturalisation Service
Helplines
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This is great stuff. very thoughtful must say.
definitely an asset to have for expats especially.
Thanks again,
n pls keep up the good work.
Neetu Sethi
An indian expat living in Holland now for almost 3 years....:) and hopefully more to come...!!
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