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Temporary housing

Last updated: 4/9/2024, 4:05 PM
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If you have fled from Ukraine, the municipality must arrange housing for you until you can rent accommodation yourself. You can also live temporarily with a host family.

In some cases you can get a place in a reception centre in Utrecht or you have to arrange your own accommodation

All registration centres of the Dutch government are currently full. It is not clear when anyone who has fled Ukraine will be able to apply again at 1 or more of the following registration centres:

  • Utrecht, Jaarbeurs, Hall 5 (temporarily closed).

  • Eindhoven, Castiliëlaan (temporarily closed)

  • Amsterdam, Centraal Station (temporarily closed)

  • Rotterdam, Max Euwelaan (temporarily closed)

Women, children, elderly, sick and families given shelter at Jaarbeurs in Utrecht

Are you new to the Netherlands and are you a single woman, are you a minor, are you old, are you sick or are you travelling with your family? Then you can still get a place in a reception centre at Utrecht, Jaarbeurs, Hall 5. You can register there upon arrival in the Netherlands.

Single men and couples without children must arrange their own accommodation

Are you new to the Netherlands and are you a solo traveller or are you a couple without children? Then you need to arrange your own accommodation. If you have friends or relatives in the Netherlands, for example, you can stay with them. Then you can report to the reception centre of the municipality where your friends or relatives are staying.

Emergency reception centre in the municipality
Lodging with a host family
Renting from your host family
Living allowance during your stay
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