Application fees for trust office licences

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DNB charges a fee for considering applications for a trust office licence.

Published: 01 December 2022

The fee applies regardless of whether we approve or reject the application or the applicant withdraws the application, or we cease consideration during the procedure.

Licence fee

Fees are charged for processing a permit application. The amount of these one-off costs is set out in the Regulation on Costs for One-Time Supervisory Actions (Regeling bekostiging financieel toezicht eenmalige handelingen ).

Fee for ongoing supervision

DNB also charges trust offices an annual fee to cover the costs of ongoing supervision of trust offices.

Information on applying for a licence as a trust office

Vergunning trustkantoren – overzichtspagina

Authorisation, yes or no?

Licence: yes or no?

What are trust services?

Providing trust services in a professional capacity or on a commercial basis

Exemption from the licence requirement

Applying for authorisation

Licence application form including explanatory notes

Application process (10 steps)

Application process timeline

Application fees

How to apply successfully

Background information

Prohibition on operating as a trust office without a licence

Public register

Statutory framework governing market access for trust offices

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