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Registration for non-residents a.k.a temporary BSN

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Hi. I've just heard there is an option to get a temporary BSN using my address from the outside of the Netherlands. Apparently, that's something that's available to the EU citizens only, provided you want to stay in the Netherlands ...

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Tax Advisor Maastricht

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Hi , Any suggestions or recommendations for tax consultant in Maastricht. Preferably English speaking , and pocket friendly. I have recently started my Business and need to understand VAT and taxes here. Thank you in Advance

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May 22, 2020 at 2:03 PM
Hi and welcome to the Forum. Have you spoken/registered with the Kamer van Koophandel (link)
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GVVA – Combined residence and employment permit for NL

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Hello, My company is not a registered company in IND, how long exactly will it take for GVVA single permit to be approved? My employer has already initiated GVVA permit processing for me.

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May 22, 2020 at 1:48 PM
Hi again. In as much that it is a combined work and residence visa, yes, they are the same. The HSM has statutory salary limits, but can be obtained in a much quicker time-frame, but the sponsor must be registered with the IND to use this scheme. Hope this helps
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How to USE a business bank account (Eenmanszaak)

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I searched quite a bit but still can't make it clear, so please let me post my question here. I have just registered with the KvK as an “eenmanszaak” and opened a business bank account. Now I am wondering ...

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immigration … citizenship…residency…

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Hello everyone I am a very young 50 plus, UK born and Bred, I am a semi retired outdoor pursuitsie type. who throughout my life have regularly visited the Netherlands cycling. I also worked in the Netherlands construction industry back ...

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May 22, 2020 at 1:19 PM
Hi and welcome to the Forum. I guess the keyword is residence; you need to have been resident in the Netherlands for 5 years in order to apply. Residence doesn't mean you can't ever leave, but they expect you to live and work in the Netherlands, pay your taxes there, integrate into Dutch society, not just use it as a place to park your bike while you are away. If you have any further specific questions, please come back to us. Hope this helps 'n groetje
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Medication in the Netherlands

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Whether it's a simple cold or a chronic illness, medication and medicine use vary from country to country and culture to culture. When you are used to certain brands or types of drugs, being in a country like the Netherlands with ...

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So where can you get quick help if you think you have the Coronavirus?

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Hello, me again with my anxiety. Now that the Coronavirus cases in NL are rapidly climbing, they are not even testing highly suspect cases anymore, i.e. relatives of infected patients. Government's advice is to only call your GP if your symptom worsen, ...

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May 22, 2020 at 12:50 PM
Hi again, The latest advice in the Netherlands is that if your temperature is over 38 degrees celsius, you should contact your GP or municipal health service (GGD); you haven't said where you live, but this map (link) contains the locations and contact information for all of them. There is no cure for Coronavirus, you can only treat the symptoms, so drink plenty of water to keep hydrated and treat the high temperature (take some paracetamol). Hope this helps
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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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May 22, 2020 at 12:20 PM
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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Top 5 tips to live in the Netherlands

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Hi, When you are going to live abroad, you may have a lot of questions. Hence to facilitate you in this process, we are inviting expats to share their top 5 tips with regards to settling and living in the Netherlands. What ...

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May 22, 2020 at 12:18 PM
Hi, When you are going to live abroad, you may have a lot of questions. Hence to facilitate you in this process, we are inviting expats to share their top 5 tips with regards to settling and living in the Netherlands. What recommendations would you give soon-to-be expats in the Netherlands? How should they prepare efficiently for their expatriation project and settling in? Please share with us your best advice for a successful expatriation in the Netherlands! Thank you in advanc
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COVID-19 and expatriation in the Netherlands

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Hello everybody, The COVID-19 crisis inevitably impacts the Netherlands, between closed airports or periods of containment in some cities or even the entire country . We would like to hear from you during this unusual period, to find out what the consequences ...

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May 22, 2020 at 12:16 PM
I would say that the COVID didn't change my expat plans but it strengthened them. I'm an Italian girl who went to the Netherlands for her erasmus program and fell in love with a dutch guy. I'm sure you heard this story before. We have been dealing with the distance for almost two years and we were already thinking we needed to fix the situation at some point. The COVID made me realise that I should not give travelling so much for granted. We have been far away for 2 months now and I don't know for how long this will last. What I know is that the next time "a COVID" will come I want to be with the people I love. So, I'm now spending this time to organize my expatriation plan, hoping I'll be able to actuate it by next autumn
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