NL Passport Pop Up – Queensland

3rd, 4th, 5th, 6th and 7th of March 2025

We are pleased to announce that the consular team of the Netherlands consulate-general in Sydney will be visiting Brisbane on the 3rd, 4th, 5th, 6th and 7th of March 2025. You can now book appointments for this session.

The link to our appointment system can be found at step 2 of our website:

In English: https://www.netherlandsworldwide.nl/passport-id-card/abroad/apply-australia
In Dutch: https://www.nederlandwereldwijd.nl/paspoort-id-kaart/buitenland/paspoort-australie

Please choose category – “Passport-ID Card in Brisbane”.

If the appointment calendar gives a database error, please click on the upper right arrow to proceed to the next month and/or click on the upper left arrow to return to the applicable month.

If you do not succeed in making an online appointment, please email SYD-APPOINTMENT@minbuza.nl by stating your full contact details and name. If the appointment system is fully booked, your name will be placed on a waitlist in case we receive cancellations. We will contact you if an appointment becomes available for you.

Met vriendelijke groeten/Kind regards,

Consulate-General of the Kingdom of the Netherlands
Level 23, Tower 2 / 101 Grafton Street (cnr Grosvenor Street)
Bondi Junction NSW 2022 (Sydney) │ Australia
P.O. Box 261 │ Bondi Junction NSW 1355 │ Sydney – Australia
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T +61 (0)2 8305 6800
www.netherlandsworldwide.nl │ www.netherlandsandyou.nl

Marjon Wind was born in Soest, in the Netherlands and was awarded an MBA in Economics and Business Administration from the University of Maastricht. Her career began in the banking sector with Rabobank International, where she held executive positions for thirteen years in Utrecht, Hong Kong, Shanghai, and London. A position with Credit Suisse (London) followed. Her extensive leadership experience was subsequently applied to various consultancy roles with Glowinkowski International (London), Synechron (Amsterdam), and Business Models Inc. (Brisbane). 

“I am honoured to be appointed Honorary Consul. This role provides me with an amazing opportunity to build bridges between my two favourite countries. I’m looking forward to deepening cross-cultural collaborations across a wide range of common interests and, in particular within the field of circular economy, where the Netherlands has built up exceptional expertise,” said Ms. Wind. 

Ms. Wind moved to Australia in 2017 with her Australian husband and daughter. In 2018, she joined Coreo, a specialised circular economy consultancy, where she supports organisations in their transition from a linear to a circular business model to create economic, social and environmental benefits. 

‘’Queensland is a beautiful and incredibly diverse state where I feel very at home as my husband’s family is from here. Brisbane, especially, has gone through tremendous change since my first visit to Australia in 1999 and it is exciting to witness its growing international influence.’’ 

A public ceremonial hand over from Dr. Karel de Laat to Ms. Marjon Wind in the presence of Ambassador Derckx and Consul General van Beuningen will take place in Brisbane later in 2021. 

Ms. Marjon Wind is a circular economy specialist and mentor across Europe, Asia and Australia with over 25 years’ leadership experience in corporate banking and international business. 

Ms Wind was born in Soest in the Netherlands. She holds an MBA in Economics and Business Administration (University of Maastricht, Netherlands), and a Diploma of Company Direction with Distinction (Institute of Directors, UK). 

Following her studies, Ms Wind joined Rabobank International in 1996. During her thirteen-year appointment, Ms Wind held executive roles in Utrecht, Hong Kong, Shanghai and London, where she was responsible for business operations in core and emerging products, markets, and geographical locales. A position with Credit Suisse (London) followed. 

Subsequent to her corporate banking career, Ms Wind pivoted her expertise to strategic consultancy roles with Glowinski International (London) and Synechron (Amsterdam), focussing on leadership coaching and change management, assisting organisations bridge gaps between strategic plans and effective implementation. 

In 2014, Ms Wind returned to the Netherlands for three and half years where she deepened her expertise and knowledge of circular economy. 

She moved to Australia in 2017, with her husband and daughter and took an appointment with Coreo, a specialised circular economy consultancy. In this role, Ms. Wind played an influential role as a change agent transforming organisations in their evolutions from linear to circular business models, to increase economic, social and environmental benefits. 

In circular economy, Ms Wind’s focus on action-oriented projects, demonstrates the value of applying circular economy principles to business. 

Ms Wind is a dedicated coach and mentor with a specific focus on supporting women in their careers, negotiating challenges across diversity, and creating a healthy life-work balance. In 2021, she joined the Global Mentoring Network for Aspiring Leaders where she mentors female leaders in education. Ms Wind is also an activator for SheEO Australia, a redesigned ecosystem that supports, finances, and celebrates female innovators. 

June 2021