We would like to inform you that in the coming period, we will be reaching out to customers who currently do not comply with the BSN obligation that has been in effect for all customers since January 7th of this year. In this communication, customers will be asked to provide their BSN after all.
What does the BSN obligation entail?
As of January 7, 2025, we are legally required to register a verified Citizen Service Number (BSN) for all customers in our systems.
This means that no exceptions can be made for providing a BSN.
It is important to emphasize that holding a BSN is independent of being a tax resident (taxpayer) in the Netherlands.
As an employee of an international organization, they are not registered in the Personal Records Database (BRP), but customers can obtain a Citizen Service Number (BSN) via PROBAS (for diplomats) or through the Non-residents Registration (RNI).
The BSN received through PROBAS or the RNI can be submitted via the app or Internet Banking under Personal Details.
If the customer is unable to do this digitally, they can contact our Customer Care representatives at 0900-0024 or, from abroad, at +31 (0)10 241 17 20.
What does this mean for the onboarding of new customers?
- Submitting and verifying a valid BSN is mandatory during the onboarding process.
- If the BSN is not immediately available, the customer must provide it no later than 120 days after onboarding.
ABN AMRO Bank
Internet: www.abnamro.nl/en
Mob: +31 (0) 6 30325603 or Tel: +31 (0) 20 3434002
Visiting address: Vestdijk 18, 5611 CC, Eindhoven, The Netherlands
Post address: Vestdijk 18, 5611 CC, Eindhoven, The Netherlands
Post address: Vestdijk 18, 5611 CC, Eindhoven, The Netherlands