Contact

A confidential conversation about your situation

A first conversation is free and entirely confidential. We tell you plainly what can be established under Dutch law, roughly what it costs, and whether an investigation is worthwhile in your case.

Simple and confidential contact

You can outline your situation by email, through the contact form or by telephone. No appointment or formal intake meeting is required. Initially, you only need to share the main points and tell us how you prefer to be contacted. We are available by telephone and online 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Please do not attach sensitive case documents, medical data or personnel files to this first message.

Details

Location

Dutch Detective Agency works from Rotterdam. Meetings in person take place by appointment only, at a discreet location agreed in advance. There is no walk-in office.

Registrations

Chamber of Commerce 70037191 · POB licence 1758

Availability

Dutch Detective Agency is available by telephone and online 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Investigations, telephone consultations and in-person meetings are by appointment only. There is no walk-in office.

Licence

Licensed private investigation agency POB 1758

How first contact works

1. Outline your situation

Send a short message by email or through the contact form, or call us. No appointment or formal meeting is required; the main points are enough.

2. Short assessment

Based on your message, we assess the available investigative options. If more information is required, we ask a few focused questions by email or telephone.

3. Clear proposal

You receive a proposal setting out the approach, expected work and cost framework. We only investigate where a lawful basis exists and the approach is focused and proportionate.

Instructing us from abroad

Call +31 85 060 0100 — we are available by telephone and online 24 hours a day, 7 days a week — or email info@dutchdetectiveagency.com.

We are licensed under POB 1758 by the Dutch Ministry of Justice and Security. Personal data is processed under the GDPR and the Dutch privacy code of conduct for private investigation agencies: no more than necessary, and no longer than necessary.