15-16 April 2027 · Mercure Amsterdam City Hotel, Amsterdam, Netherlands

Computer Vision Conference 2027 - Amsterdam

Mercure Amsterdam City Hotel

  • Joan Muyskenweg 10, 1096 CJ
  • Amsterdam, Netherlands
  • 15-16 April 2027
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The hotel's location provides easy access to the ArenA, Ziggo Dome, Zuidas business district and the heart of Amsterdam. The RAI convention centre can be reached in just a 5-minute drive and private parking is available at the Mercure. Hop on the metro to visit the city centre with its many bars, restaurants, museums, shops and charming architecture. See iconic works of art in person at the Rijksmuseum, Van Gogh and Stedelijk Museum or take a boat trip on the historic canals.

Amsterdam is the Netherlands' capital, known for its artistic heritage, elaborate canal system and narrow houses with gabled facades, legacies of the city's 17th-century Golden Age.

This historic city of canals and grand architecture is also home to some of the world's most famous attractions, such as the Van Gogh Museum, Rijksmuseum and Anne Frank House, where the Jewish diarist hid during the Second World War. Best of all, Amsterdam's high-speed train connections and convenient Schiphol airport make it easy to get to, wherever in the world you might be.

Mercure Amsterdam City Hotel

Getting There and Staying Nearby

Getting there

Airport Information

  • Amsterdam Schiphol Airport is the main Dutch airport with many European and intercontinental flight connections. You can reach the city centre of Amsterdam within 15 minutes by train. Schiphol station is located directly below the airport.
  • From Schiphol take the train to Amsterdam Zuid/RAI. From Amsterdam Zuid/RAI take metro 50 direction Gein or metro 51 direction Amsterdam Centraal, stop Overamstel. Take the exit "Joan Muyskenweg".

Train Information

From Amsterdam Central Station take metro 51 direction Isolatorweg, stop Overamstel and take the exit "Joan Muyskenweg". Plan your train travels from almost any European destination to Amsterdam Central via NS International.

Where to stay

The Conference is non-residential and delegates are requested to make their own accommodation arrangements.

Visa Information

If you are travelling from abroad, work through these steps in order and start early.

  1. Check the requirement

    Whether you need a visa, and which type, depends on your nationality and length of stay. Confirm it before you book flights.

  2. Register and pay

    Visa support letters are issued only to registered attendees whose payment is complete, so register first.

  3. Request your letter

    Email [email protected] with the details listed below.

When visiting the Netherlands for a maximum of 90 days you may need a short-stay Schengen visa. Whether or not you need a visa to travel to the Netherlands depends mainly on your nationality, destination and length of stay. The Schengen Visa Advisor helps you to determine if you need a visa and what type of visa you need for your travel plans to or through the Netherlands.

Requests for Visa Support Letters

For security purposes, the conference has a policy for issuing official Visa Support Letters as follows:

  • Visa Support Letters will be issued only after you have successfully registered and paid for your conference.
  • Visa Support Letters can only be issued for registered attendees of the conference. Unfortunately we cannot issue Visa Support Letters for guests of attendees.

Visa Support Letters will be issued via email in PDF format. Please contact the Conference Manager at [email protected] to arrange for a Visa Support Letter. You must include: your name as it appears on your passport, date of birth, passport number, passport date of issue, passport date of expiry, and (if you are an author of an accepted paper or poster) the paper title.

Note: Obtaining a Visa Support Letter from Computer Vision Conference will not guarantee that your visa application will be approved. The letter is merely supplementary information that explains a visa applicant's intended purpose of travel to the Netherlands.