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Needing help for school research

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Hi everyone, I am a freshman student. I am looking for ziggo customers. If possible, I am asking some help to answer a short survey. This is part of a research project. I would greatly appreciate if you are able to ...

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NRIPIO · Answer

Hi and welcome to the Forum. A couple of points: As a new member, any links you post will be hidden until you have made 10 posts to the Forum. If you want people to contact you at this stage, then it's best to ask them to use the Direct Message function. I suspect you won't get much help; the Forum is more typically frequented by people who are trying to find a way to another country. Very few (if any) bother coming back once they have made it, which is the time when they would have made their mobile phone contract. I suspect very few people outside the Netherlands actually know who/what Ziggo is or does. Hope you do get some responses and that this has helped in some way

Question 2

Orientation year visa, how to move to with family?

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I have already received a positive decision on my orientation year visa, but I want to move to the Netherlands in March, so that I will collect my sticker by that time. However, there is one issue that became really ...

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NRIPIO · Answer

Hi and welcome to the Forum. To answer your specific questions; the IND website has an FAQ download that answers your questions, you can download it from this link. Once you've read that and the links it refers you to, if you have any further specific questions, please come back to us. Hope this helps

Question 3

IND – LEGALISATION AND TRANSLATION OF DOCUMENTS

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Hi all. We are frequently asked questions regarding the legalisation and translation of documents that are required to be submitted to the Dutch Government (IND). The IND issues guidance about this on their website; this can be accessed by following this

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NRIPIO · Answer

Hi and welcome to the Forum. Exactly the same as you need for the long-term registration. Normally, they include: -Your valid passport or ID card (not a driving licence). -Your residence permit (if applicable, either a sticker in your passport, a plastic ID card or letter from IND) - not applicable for EU citizens. -Your house rental contract. -A certified copy of your birth certificate. -Your foreign marriage certificate, certificate of registered partnership or divorce (if applicable). Note that town halls only accept official documents in Dutch, English, French or German, so you may need to get an official translation for other languages. Some documents, such as your birth certificate, may also require proof of authenticity (legalisatie) such as an apostille, which you will need to get before leaving your home country. Hope this helps

Question 4

NEW DUTCH GOVERNMENT CORONAVIRUS INFORMATION WEBSITE

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Hi all, The Dutch Government have launched a new website that deals with the Coronavirus and explains information about the coronavirus on this site in a simple way; it's in Dutch, but aimed at people who may not fully grasp the ...

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Hi all. The Dutch Government have just announced that the currently restricted measures have been extended until Tuesday 28 April 2020 and that after that, life will not return to normal for a long time, so do not expect a return to business as usual. The Dutch Government have a COVID-19 information website; this link will take you there. Lots of useful information. Hope this helps

Question 5

The importance of diplomatic representation when living in the Netherlands

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Is your home country represented in the Netherlands? And if it is not, do you find this is a problem? We have just posted online a piece about the importance of diplomatic representation in your host country while living ...

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NRIPIO · Answer

Hi and welcome to the Forum. It's time to go speak to the Gemeente and tell them what's happened. There's no point trying to hide this because ultimately, you'll be found out and then be in trouble for trying to hide it. Hope this helps

Praneet Mishra · Answer

There are 2 possibilities; one work-based, the other family-based. For the work-based opportunity, it's doable, but only if there are vacancies in the Netherlands that can't be filled by somebody already resident there. For the family-based opportunity, your information tells me you're living in Belgium, so that would close that opportunity. The details of the requirements you need for the work-based opportunity are on the Dutch Government (IND) website; this link will take you there. Hope this helps

Preetham Kumar · Answer

Hello everyone, It may help you i found one this A small update on this topic with a list of financial help offered by the Dutch government for companies affected by the crisis: https://business.gov.nl/the-coronavirus … r-company/ Take care

NRIPIO · Answer

Hi and welcome to the Forum. You have already done what the law requires you to do, i.e. contact the Gemeente to register; many people wait weeks/months just to get an appointment, so I wouldn't worry about it. If you explain the circumstances, I suspect it won't be a problem, just be honest and open with the guys in the Gemeente. Hope this helps

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Question 6

New landlord requesting BRP but unregistered at last address

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Hi, So I am having a dilemma and would appreciate any advice. I have lived in Amsterdam for 3 years and registered when I arrived however when I moved into a new apartment with my girlfriend the landlord (originally said registration ...

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Question 7

Work Visa for the Netherlands

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Hi all, Am trying to find out on here if someone can give me some advice on the availability of work visas in the Netherlands for elderly care workers for my phillipina fiance whome I am trying to get over to ...

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Question 8

Entrepreneurs in the Netherlands : how does the crisis impact your work

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**PostedBy Someone Else** Hello everyone, As the world comes to a halt, we wanted to hear from the entrepreneurs in the Netherlands. While new challenges arise from the current context, we think this is a good time to share your story, especially ...

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Question 9

lockdown in netherlands? Flights off

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Need the details for lockdown cities name in NL

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Question 10

Housing Permit

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Hello everyone, I hope you can help me with some advice. My partner and I arrived in Rotterdam in early March and took a house where the housing permit is needed. When we went to the municipality we made the registration for ...

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Question 11

Has anyone been to Healthlab?

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Hi all, I just found a place called Healthlab where you can pay 149 EUR to get a comprehensive health check including blood tests. Has anyone had experience with this company? I am interested because I have been somewhat unwell for the past ...

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Question 12

Online shopping in the Netherlands

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Hello everyone, Shopping online can be far more convenient and offer greater choice than going into shops, be it grocery shopping or retail. Are there options for online shopping in the Netherlands? Which sites or apps do you use most frequently and ...

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