A joint bid was submitted by Belgium, Germany and the Netherlands to FIFA for hosting the Women's World Cup in 2027, the countries' football associations announced on Friday.
Brazil are also keen on hosting the tournament after the South American country submitted their bid last month while the United States and Mexico also expressed their interest.
Member associations were given a deadline until Friday to submit their bids to FIFA.
Meanwhile, South Africa withdrew its bid last month, stating that it was better to present a "well-prepared bid" for the 2031 edition.
"Extensive and detailed consultations between the three federations along with key stakeholders including central governments dates back to 2021," the Dutch football federation (KNVB) said in a statement.
"This has led to alignment around the belief that our three countries are well placed to stage a FIFA Women's World Cup 2027 of unparalleled quality and impact."
After FIFA’s on-site inspection visits to bidding countries in February, the hosts for the event will be appointed in May by the FIFA Congress.
The mega event was co-hosted by Australia and New Zealand this year, with Spain overpowering England in the final.