In short
- The catalogue has two agencies in Diemen at the same address (Verrijn Stuartweg 26M): Kidz Management and 92 Model Management, both founded by Milou Vermeer.
- Kidz Management's terms set a EUR 70 annual administrative fee, offset against the first paid booking, and a EUR 175 fine for a no-show.
- 92 Model Management says it never requests payments; its terms set a 20% commission added to the model fee and a 10% mother-agency override on earnings worldwide.
- Kidz Management pays fees out 2 to 3 months after the booking, once the client has paid the invoice.
One company, two agencies
Diemen borders Amsterdam on the south-east and lies in the province of North Holland. Two of the 100 Dutch agencies in our catalogue are here, and they work for the Amsterdam market: their sites print the address as "Verrijn Stuartweg 26M, 1112AX Amsterdam". That postcode belongs to Diemen, and the company database Company.info (KVK data of 10 October 2026) also shows Kidz Management B.V. in Diemen. The agency's privacy policy says something else again: that the company is located in Vught. So before you sign, check which address is in the contract. The Netherlands has no licence for model agencies, so the catalogue lists every business that represents models, and the profiles record what we found.
Kidz Management
Kidz Management is a kids agency that works with children up to 18. The site names Milou Vermeer as founder. The agency says it wants to reflect a multicultural society and is therefore always looking for new faces. Its site also runs on a French domain, and the agency presents itself as working in Amsterdam and Paris.
The agency's documents are public and detailed, and they are worth reading before you apply. The general terms (article 7.8) set a EUR 70 administrative fee per year, offset against the first paid booking: no paid booking means no costs. The same terms set a EUR 175 fine for a no-show and a 20% agency fee included in the invoice to the client. The work policy (version of 7 January 2025) says this is an exclusive agency: a child may not be registered with another Dutch agency or accept bookings directly. Fees are paid out 2 to 3 months after the booking, once the client has paid the invoice.
92 Model Management
92 Model Management was presented in 2026 at the same address by the same Milou Vermeer. The agency says it builds on the experience of Kidz Management and is a pathway into international high fashion representation: it prepares young models for the adult market. Its terms of March 2026 call it a division of Kidz Management B.V. (KVK 95620885). In the catalogue it has a new faces board.
The site stresses that the agency never requests payments, revealing photos or private messages, and that a parent or guardian must apply for anyone under eighteen. The terms set a 20% commission added to the model fee and a 10% mother-agency override on earnings worldwide. The second figure matters in the long run: if the model is later placed with agencies abroad, a tenth of the earnings from those markets goes to the mother agency. Ask how long that clause applies after the contract ends.
What these terms mean for parents
- A fee only out of earnings. You do not pay the EUR 70 a year out of pocket: it is deducted only once there is a paid booking.
- The no-show fine. EUR 175 can be more than a child earns on one short shoot, so confirm a booking only when you are sure you can attend.
- Exclusivity. Once registered here, you may not register the child with another Dutch agency.
- The wait. The money arrives after 2 to 3 months. Late payment by clients is a common complaint across the Dutch market.
- The exemption for a child under 13. Such work needs an exemption from the Labour Authority. A child under 7 may work on at most 6 days a year and a child of 7 to 12 on 24 days. Parents answer for the rules too.
Other agencies nearby
In the catalogue 22 Dutch agencies have a kids board, eight of them in Amsterdam. Near Diemen, the casting agency Typies Casting works in Ouderkerk aan de Amstel, and Antimodels, which also has a kids board, is in Amstelveen. Contracts, tax and the working limits for minors are set out in the guide Modeling agencies in the Netherlands. A few natural photos are enough for an application, and if anyone asks for money or revealing photos in the agency's name, remember what 92 Model Management itself writes: it never asks for them. That would be a sign of a modeling scam.