In Amsterdam, the first location was opened with a transfer/accommodation for Ukrainians

Ukrainian refugees can now be accommodated in Amsterdam at a location that is 80% insured. Also, more locations are planned in other places and provinces: negotiations are being conducted with the Ministry of Defense (Ministerie van Defensie), representatives of the municipalities near Zaanstad, Haarlem, Haas, Ede. In case the municipalities want to give some help, they can turn up the VNG - Vereniging van Nederlandse Gemeenten (Association of Dutch Municipalities). There they will be told about other things and their data will be entered into the main map for refugees. Help was also propagated by the Leger des Heils (Army of the Salvation), Rode Kruis (Red Cross) and the independent organization to help the refugees Vluchtelingenwerk.
The Royal Viennese Police (Koninklijke Marechaussee) will direct refugees to the cordon of the Netherlands to the nearest available location. Ukrainians, who already live in the territory of the Netherlands, can go back to the municipality, live at once, and they will be told there, where they can know the nearest location.
The secretary of justice and security, Van der Burg, said: “If people from Ukraine come to the Netherlands, we tell them about them, if they demand the stench.”
Ukrainians from 2017 can travel to the Netherlands without a visa and stay there for 90 days on presentation of a biometric passport. For reasons of reason for people who came from Ukraine, it is not necessary to go to the refugee center in the first place, stink shards may have the right to change in the Netherlands. That is why special places/locations have been created for them.

The first location for stay/accommodation for Ukrainians opened in Amsterdam

Ukrainian refugees can already be accommodated in Amsterdam in a location designed for 80 people. Larger locations are also planned in other cities and provinces: negotiations are underway with the Ministry of Defense (Ministerie van Defensie), representatives of municipalities in Zaanstad, Haarlem, The Hague, Ede. If municipalities want to provide this kind of assistance, they can contact the VNG - Vereniging van Nederlandse Gemeenten (Association of Dutch Municipalities). There they will be told about further actions and their data will be entered on a common card for refugees. Help has also been offered by Leger des Heils (The Salvation Army), Rode Kruis (Red Cross) and the independent refugee organization Vluchtelingenwerk.

The Royal Military Police (Koninklijke Marechaussee) will direct refugees from the Dutch border to the nearest available residence. Ukrainians who are already in the Netherlands can contact the municipality where they currently live, and they will be told where to find the nearest location.
Secretary of State for Justice and Security Van der Burg stressed: "In case people from Ukraine come to the Netherlands, we will take care of them if they need it."

Since 2017, Ukrainians can enter the Netherlands without a visa and stay there for 90 days on the basis of a biometric passport. For this reason, people who come from Ukraine do not need to go to a refugee center in the first place, as they already have the right to stay in the Netherlands. Therefore, special places / locations for their stay have been created for them.