Kinderbijslag: Dutch Child Benefit & 2025 Payment Dates
What Is Kinderbijslag?
Kinderbijslag is a financial benefit provided by the Dutch government to help parents cover the costs of raising children. It is managed by the Sociale Verzekeringsbank (SVB) and is available to all parents living and working in the Netherlands.
Who Is Eligible for Kinderbijslag?
- Parents or guardians who legally reside in the Netherlands.
- Children under 18 years old.
- Families registered with the Dutch municipality (Gemeente).
How Much Kinderbijslag Can You Receive in 2025?
The amount depends on the age of the child. As of 2025, the official quarterly amounts are:
- 0–5 years: €286.45 per quarter
- 6–11 years: €347.83 per quarter
- 12–17 years: €409.21 per quarter
For the most up-to-date figures, visit the SVB website.
Kinderbijslag Payment Dates for 2025
The Dutch child benefit is paid quarterly. Here are the confirmed payment dates for 2025:
- 1st Quarter of 2025: April 1, 2025
- 2nd Quarter of 2025: July 1, 2025
- 3rd Quarter of 2025: October 1, 2025
- 4th Quarter of 2025: January 2, 2026
For official updates, check the SVB payment schedule.
Double Child Benefit for Children with Special Needs
In some cases, parents may qualify for double Kinderbijslag if their child has a disability or requires intensive care. This additional benefit helps cover extra costs associated with care needs. You can find more information and eligibility details on the SVB website.
How to Apply for Kinderbijslag
Parents automatically receive a notification from SVB if they are registered in the Netherlands. If you haven't received one, you can apply through the SVB website using your DigiD.
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