About Open KNM
Making integration knowledge accessible to everyone living in the Netherlands.
Hi! I'm an engineer at Booking.com, living and working in the Netherlands for 5 years. Just like you, I am currently preparing for the civic integration exam (Inburgering).
This project started as my private study notes for the KNM exam. As the content grew, I decided to open-source it. My hope is to help every newcomer striving in the Netherlands to avoid common pitfalls and face the exam with confidence.
I hope Open KNM helps us pass the exam, but more importantly, helps everyone truly understand and enjoy life in this country.
🛡️ Editorial Policy & Disclaimer
Open KNM content is curated from official public information provided by the IND, Belastingdienst, and Rijksoverheid. While we strive for accuracy and currency, please note:
- Not Official Advice: This site is for educational purposes only and does not constitute legal or official advice.
- Official Sources First: Immigration policies and laws change. Due to the nature of community maintenance, content may lag behind. Always verify with official sources before making decisions.
- Independence: This is an independent open-source project and is not affiliated with the IND or the Dutch government.
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