Iraq visa for Dutch citizens

For Iraqi citizens planning a visit to the Netherlands, securing a Schengen visa is a necessary step, with options ranging from tourist visas for a 90-day stay to various work and business permits. The typical Schengen visa application fee is €80, so factor this into your budget for your travels. Given the flight distance of over 3,500 kilometers, planning your trip during the shoulder seasons of spring or autumn often provides a more pleasant experience than the bustling summer months, with fewer crowds and potentially milder weather. Remember that while English is widely spoken in tourist areas, learning a few basic Dutch phrases will always be appreciated.

eVisa30d stay· verified 2026-05-27
Federal Iraq eVisa
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Entry requirements

Passport validity
6+ months
Funds proof
Required

Visa options

TouristVisit or Tourism Visa
30d$30valid 3mo
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TouristVisit Visa (Religious Visit)
30d$30valid 1mo
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BusinessVisit Visa (Businessmen and Investors)
30d$40valid 3mo
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OtherNormal Visa
90d$40valid 3mo
Apply
TransitTransit Visa
7dvalid 3mo
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TransitNon-stop Transit Visa
0dvalid 3mo
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OtherUrgent Visa (Border Visa)
OtherMulti-Visa (3 months)
$100multiple-entryvalid 3mo
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OtherMulti-Visa (6 months)
$100multiple-entryvalid 6mo
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OtherMulti-Visa (1 year)
$100multiple-entryvalid 1y
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OtherElectronic Visa (Federal Iraq eVisa, single entry)
30dvalid 1mo
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OtherElectronic Visa (Federal Iraq eVisa, multiple entries)
30dmultiple-entryvalid 1mo
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OtherEntry Visa Exemption (Iran, Lebanon, Malaysia, Turkey – ordinary passports)
30d$0
WorkResidence / Work Permit (Temporary Residence for Employment)
365dmultiple-entryvalid 1y
OtherVisa Waiver for Persons Born in Iraq (Foreign Passport Holders)
$0
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TouristVisit or Tourism Visa
30d$30valid 3mo
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OtherNormal Visa
90d$40
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TransitTransit Visa
7d
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TransitNon-stop Transit Visa
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OtherUrgent Visa
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OtherMulti-Visa
$100
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Security advisory applies; exceptions in Kurdish region with caution.

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