Dutch nationality law
Dutch nationality law
Nationality law of The Netherlands, Aruba, Curaçao, and Sint Maarten.
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Kingdom of the Netherlands
Sovereign state.
14%
Pim Fortuyn
Dutch politician (1948–2002).
13%
Visa requirements for Dutch citizens
12%
Quality of Nationality Index
11%
Assassination of Pim Fortuyn
2002 murder in Hilversum, Netherlands.
9.2%
Travel visa
Authority to enter, stay in, or exit a polity.
7.7%
Netherlands
Country in Northwestern Europe and the Caribbean.
3.7%
Rita Verdonk
Dutch politician (born 1965).
3.7%
Curaçao
Island country within the Kingdom of the Netherlands.
3.5%
Sint Maarten
Island country within the Kingdom of the Netherlands.
3%
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Anne Frank
German-born diarist and Holocaust victim (1929–1945).
20%
Dutch passport
Passport issued from the Kingdom of the Netherlands.
17%
Multiple citizenship
Citizenship in multiple countries held by the same person.
16%
Jus sanguinis
Citizenship by parents' nationality.
14%
Naturalization
Citizenship acquisition by non-nationals.
8.5%
Demographics of the Netherlands
5.4%
European Union citizenship
3.8%
Visa requirements for Dutch citizens
3.3%
Japanese nationality law
1.9%
Dutch Caribbean
Caribbean territories of the Kingdom of the Netherlands.
1.6%