The authority that administrates your licensing details must hold your medical information. All European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) licences must be held with the same EASA Member State. If you wish to transfer your EASA licence from one EASA Member State to another, you are required to follow our application process.
Transfer to the Netherlands from another EASA Member State
Would you like to change the Member State of licence of an EU LAPL(S) or SPL licence issued by another Member State to the Netherlands? If so, you must first transfer all medical records from your current NAA to the Netherlands. Only then are we able to issue the Dutch EU SPL Licence.
How to apply for the licence transfer
You can send your request by email to ILTDocumentManagement@ilent.nl. There is no standard application form for this.
We will request confirmation of the licences and privileges you hold from your current NAA by requesting a Doc155. This is a standard template used by all EASA states.
Once we receive the Doc155, we will email you the invoice and ask you to surrender your current licence. A pilot may only hold 1 EASA licence at a time. Therefore, you must give up your current licence before we can issue your new Dutch EASA licence.
Transfer to another EASA Member State from the Netherlands
Do you currently hold an EASA LAPL(S) or SPL licence issued by the Netherlands and would you like to transfer it to another Member State? If so, you must contact the relevant member state and follow their application process. The other NAA will contact us to provide a Doc155, which is a confirmation of your licensing details.