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Bookmark or Share- View your judicial data (criminal record) - Government.nlSubmit your request (in Dutch) to the Justitiële Informatiedienst (Judicial Information Service). You will receive an invitation to retrieve the records on you at the court in the area where you live.
- How do I apply for a certificate of conduct (VOG)? - Government.nlIf you are not registered in the BRP, you must apply directly to Justis, for example if you are working temporarily in the Netherlands or live abroad. Complete the application form (PDF, 0.18MB) and send it to Justis. Justis can also help businesses (legal entities) that need a VOG.
- Organisation of the Dutch police | Police | Government.nlThe Dutch national police force consists of 10 Regional Units, the Central Unit and the Police Services Centre. The five-member Force Command has its own support section (Commissioner’s Staff).
- Cybercrime - Government.nlThe National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) is charged with making the Netherlands more resilient to cybercrime, and the government wants to give police and prosecutors more powers to fight it. Cybercrime is becoming an ever more serious problem.
- Police powers - Government.nlThe police have powers that ordinary citizens do not have. For example, a police officer may ask to see a person’s identity documents while conducting drink-driving checks. Officers may also break certain traffic rules if they need to. The police are allowed to use force if necessary.
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