Vlissingen is a port city at the mouth of the Westerschelde on the Walcheren peninsula in the province of Zeeland. The municipality has approximately 45,900 residents (January 2026) spread across the city of Vlissingen, the village of Oost-Souburg and the small polder village of Ritthem. Vlissingen received city rights in 1315 and has a rich maritime history as the second city to liberate itself from the Spanish in 1572; today the city combines an active seaport as part of North Sea Port with tourism along the boulevard and a town centre with over 300 national monuments.
We provide construction drawings, building permits and structural calculations in all neighbourhoods of Vlissingen. The housing stock differs per area and with it the typical renovation and the aesthetic review requirements.
Our service area extends to the municipalities around Vlissingen. There too we draw remotely and submit the permit to the relevant municipality.
MiddelburgThe provincial capital of Zeeland approximately 9 kilometres to the north-east of Vlissingen, with over 50,000 residents, a city centre rich in national monuments and the regional hospital.
VeereA coastal municipality on Walcheren to the north of Vlissingen with approximately 22,000 residents, tourist centres such as Domburg and Westkapelle and the Veerse Meer as a recreational area.
BorseleA rural polder municipality on Zuid-Beveland to the east of Vlissingen with approximately 23,000 residents, an agricultural character and the Borssele nuclear power station on the Westerschelde bank.
TerneuzenA port city in Zeeuws-Vlaanderen on the south side of the Westerschelde, opposite Vlissingen, linked by the Westerscheldetunnel and with a large industrial area along the Canal from Ghent to Terneuzen.
SluisThe westernmost municipality of Zeeuws-Vlaanderen, situated across the Westerschelde to the south-west of Vlissingen, on the Belgian border and known for tourism in the Zeeland coastal areas.