VFS Global Washington Visa Application Centre
1025 Vermont Avenue NW, Suite 200, Washington, DC 20005Check the current address and appointment instructions on the official VFS Global page before travelling.
If no Netherlands visa appointments appear in Washington DC, use the official VFS Global route and prepare to book when a suitable date appears.
Guide updated 3 October 2026
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Distances start from the centre of Washington DC and follow a road route where available.
Check the current address and appointment instructions on the official VFS Global page before travelling.
Distances are approximate straight-line estimates from the named location. Check live travel options, provider instructions and the exact centre address before setting off.
If no Netherlands visa appointments appear in Washington DC, use the official VFS Global route and prepare to book when a suitable date appears. The Dutch government lists Washington D.C. as a centre for US residents applying for a short-stay holiday visa when their nationality requires one.
To monitor for a matching appointment while you prepare, use the Washington DC cancellation finder.
The Dutch government lists VFS Global centres in Chicago, Houston, Los Angeles, Miami, New York, San Francisco and Washington D.C. for Netherlands applications in the United States. Washington D.C. is therefore an officially listed centre. The residence condition is that applicants live in the United States; it does not create an exclusive city or postcode catchment.
Start with VFS Global’s Netherlands appointment booking page to see its current booking process and available options. If you do not find a suitable date, keep your travel plans in mind and check again. Apply for the Netherlands short-stay holiday visa only if that category fits your visit and you need a visa.
An empty calendar tells you that you cannot currently see a date that works for you. The Dutch government’s application guidance does not establish a verified timetable for appointment releases, so avoid relying on a predicted day or hour. Plan around your own travel dates and keep the official booking page among your sources of current information.
If you cannot book immediately, note the dates you could attend and revisit the official page when it suits your schedule. Avoid treating a date that you cannot make as a useful match. Netherlands Visa Alerts starts searching after confirmed payment and sends an email when a matching appointment is detected on this email-enabled route. SMS notifications are available where enabled, supported and possible, but carrier delivery is not guaranteed. A notification does not reserve or hold a slot, and neither notification nor booking speed is guaranteed.
Before checking for dates, decide which appointment dates you could genuinely attend. Keep the information you need to complete an official booking close to hand, and make sure you can access the email address and phone number used for notifications. These practical preparations can help you act without unnecessary delay if a suitable option appears.
You can also make a short personal note of your preferred dates, any dates you cannot attend and the contact details you intend to use. That gives you a clear reference when reviewing an appointment, without relying on memory or having to pause to gather basic information. Keep your plans flexible enough to assess each date on its own merits.
Use the Dutch government’s United States application guidance to check the process and current requirements for your circumstances. Confirm that your visit purpose is a holiday and that the short-stay category fits your plans. Appointment monitoring does not determine whether you meet the visa requirements.
The Washington D.C. centre is listed for people who live in the United States, under a national residence condition. The published information does not define an exclusive Washington DC catchment. Check the official instructions for your circumstances rather than assuming that proximity to the centre establishes eligibility.
This route concerns short-stay holiday applications where a visa is required for the applicant’s nationality. Visa-exempt citizens do not need this visa. Check nationality-specific requirements before paying for appointment monitoring or making plans around an appointment. If your visit is not for a holiday, consult the Dutch government’s guidance for the relevant process.
If an alert arrives, go to VFS Global’s official booking page and review the appointment shown. You complete the booking personally through the provider; the alert service does not book on your behalf. Check that the date and location suit your plans before confirming, and follow the provider’s instructions.
If you want help keeping watch while you prepare, start the Washington DC Netherlands appointment search. Continue to use the official provider and Dutch government guidance for current booking, residence and application requirements.
Use the official provider website to confirm the date, time, application city and applicant details before making travel plans. An email or SMS from us is an update, not an appointment confirmation.
Confirm the current centre address and appointment-day instructions on the official provider page before you leave. Provider details can change.
Follow the current NetherlandsWorldwide and provider checklist for your visa category. Netherlands Visa Alerts does not assess eligibility or documents.
Check live travel conditions and allow enough time to reach the centre without relying on an estimated distance or assumed opening time.
This guide was updated on 3 October 2026. Provider details can change, so confirm the current instructions before booking or travelling.