25-year-old woman from New Zealand missing in Amsterdam

Joanna Ji, 25, has been missing since April 20. She was last seen outside the Volkshotel on Wibaustraat in Amsterdam.

Update: Joanna was found alive on April 29. Her family has been informed and thanks everyone who helped in the search.

Joanna is originally from New Zealand and has been in Amsterdam since December, reports De Telegraaf.

Her bag, wallet and mobile phone have been found but the young woman remains missing without a trace.

What does Joanna Ji look like?

These are the visual markers you can use to identify Joanna:

  • Korean descent,
  • dark hair,
  • 1.61 metres,
  • might be wearing a pink beanie (but not for certain).

What can you do to help?

Joanna’s family is still in New Zealand and has set up a crowdfunding campaign so that her sister and mother can afford the flight and stay in Amsterdam to help with the search. The money will also go towards social media promotions and the printing of flyers.

The Amsterdam police unit has already started the search but, thus far, to no avail.

If you have seen Joanna or might know anything about her whereabouts, please contact the police under the general phone number: + 31 0900 – 8844.

Feature Image: Photo via family

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Cara Räker 🇩🇪
Cara Räker 🇩🇪
Cara moved to the Netherlands at fifteen and she is here to stay! After all, there is so much to love about it, except maybe the bread (as every German will tell you). Next to finishing up her bachelor's degree in European politics (dry), Cara loves to do yoga, swim, and cook delicious veggie food.

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