I think most insurance companies will be helpful. You can probably insure the car directly but the "schadevrije jaren" might take some time. But ask if they know how to do that otherwise find another one. You can always go to a cheaper one after a year when the "schadevrije jaren" are registered.Thanks for the Answers!
About ownership is slightly more complicated as I still don't have a Dutch driving license (silly me I did not changed it in the past, now with corona there are 3 months waiting time to get an appointment) so I have to personally go the RDW with a document from the gemeente stating my BSN, nothing crazy, just a bit more paperwork.
Good to know about the insurance, also that one gets a bit more tricky as I have to transfer the "schadevrij jaren" from a foreign insurance, which is a manual process. That's why I think it will not be immediate activation.
The important thing is that know the correct procedure, RDW first then insurance. In this way I avoid going to the RDW and being kicked out because I don't have insurance. Good to know also about the fact I can call and activate it. I will ask if possible. In this way I can do all the paperwork this week and then just activate it next week after the inspection.
Thanks for the help, you will probably see more questions around in the next weeks, I will post a picture of the new (for me) baby as well
Luckily for you the closed RDW station isn't that far.