Coworking
Capital C
Coworking ecosystem · Amsterdam
An Amsterdam workspace and business community across two city-centre locations, offering coworking, private offices, meeting and event spaces, and a startup visa programme for non-EU founders.
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Capital C is best understood as a commercial workspace and business community rather than an accelerator or an investor. Alongside the workspace it operates a startup visa programme, and Capital C is listed by RVO as a recognised facilitator for the Dutch startup visa scheme.
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About
Capital C is a workspace, event and business-community operator in Amsterdam. It runs two city-centre locations: the Diamond Exchange at Weesperplein 4A and the Flower Market at Singel 542. Across both it lets fully serviced private offices, dedicated desks, meeting rooms and event spaces, with reception and hospitality services, phone booths, shared kitchens and lounges included. The Flower Market location is the one aimed at founders and international professionals. Capital C describes it as an international community for tech professionals, founders, freelancers, creatives and small startup teams, and sells flexible coworking there alongside private offices for growing teams. Its own framing across both buildings is a creative hub that links freelancers to agencies and connects creative work with commerce. Capital C also runs a startup visa programme for founders from outside the EU and the EEA. Capital C is listed by RVO as a recognised facilitator for the Dutch startup visa scheme. The programme guides a founder through the application to the immigration service, supports developing and validating the business, gives access to the workspace and the community, and supports the later move to a self-employment permit. Its event spaces are used for conferences, product launches, receptions, award shows and company celebrations, and the Flower Market venue is used for tech and startup meetups, demo days, investor sessions and founder gatherings.
What they offer
Programmes
- Capital C Startup Visa Program (opens in a new tab)
Facilitation for the Dutch startup residence permit for founders from outside the EU and the EEA, covering guidance through the application, support in developing and validating the business, access to the workspace and community, and the later move to a self-employment permit. Capital C is listed by RVO as a recognised facilitator for the Dutch startup visa scheme.
Good to know
- A commercial provider. The workspace, the meeting and event spaces and the startup visa programme are paid services, and access depends on availability and commercial terms.
- Its public offer centres on workspace, community and events. It does not present itself as an investor or a funding provider, and investor or founder events held in its venues do not make it one.
- A facilitator supports a startup visa application. The immigration service decides the permit.
- Both of its locations are in central Amsterdam, at Weesperplein and on the Singel.
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